Montgomery County 1995 Aims At Tax Hold, Cuts If Needed
Montgomery County officials pledge no tax increase for 1995 while defending services like schools police and libraries. A $15 million shortfall this year and $80 million next year prompt potential program eliminations. County Executive Duncan and Council President Berlage seek more state aid and broader outreach, with emphasis on bilingual police staffing amid rising crime and a 1994 murder toll.
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Montgomery County
Douglas M. Duncan
Derick Berlage
Florida
Poolesville
Christina Holt
Pauline Zile
Zile
John Walter Zije
Lawrence T. Horn
James Perry
Horn
Mildred
Trevor
Janice Saunders
Andrew L. Sonner
Perry
Layhill
Germantown
Gaithersburg
Michael Jude Ryan
Haresh Ramchand Doshi
Patrick Keith Holmes
Billy Manuel Rodriguez
Eugene Anthony Hale
Ryan
Mr. Duncan
Gaithersburg Shady Grove plan changes proposed transitway shift
Montgomery County Planning Board considers amendments to the Gaithersburg Vicinity Shady Grove Master Plan proposing a southeast transitway shift from the Metro station toward Great Seneca Highway and elimination of a Life Sciences Center loop due to low ridership. The plan adds a new exclusive transitway along Quince Orchard Road or Md. 124, includes a NIST transit stop, preserves Blackwell Road at the Life Sciences Center, reduces right of way along Broschart Road Medical Center Drive, and invites public testimony at a Feb 23 hearing with copies available at libraries and the MPC office in Silver Spring.
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Gaithersburg
Shady Grove
Metro
Great Seneca Highway
Life Sciences Center
Montgomery County Planning Board
King Farm
Washingtonian
Maria Martin
MD. 355
Martin
Quince Orchard Road
MD. 124
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Quince Orchard Technical Park
NIST
Blackwell Road
Broschart Road
Medical Center Drive
Silver Spring
Hussmann
Georgia Ave
Free Eye Exams Offered by Four Frederick Optometrists
Four Frederick optometrists Mark Farbman Royal Remsberg Philip Evich and Padmini Nathan join the American Optometric Association Vision USA project providing free eye exams to uninsured workers and families. Eligible applicants must have at least one employed household member no health insurance no eye exam in two years and income under a family-size based threshold. Free glasses available. Examinations usually scheduled in March with contact line 1 890 766 4466 for weekday inquiries.
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Frederick
Maryland Optometric Association
Moore
Remsberg
Evich
Nathan
Farbman
Montgomery County
Gaithersburg
Harold Glazier
Bruce Goldin
Paul Heyman
Rockville
Philip Berry
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