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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1999

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5

Maryland lawmakers push major ethics overhaul in General Assembly

In Annapolis the ethics law governing legislators moves through the General Assembly with 27 proposed changes from Benjamin Cardin chairing a task force. The measures tighten gifts limits, bar lobbyist meals to full committees, revamp the Joint Ethics Committee, and add Republican representation. Critics urge fuller public access to information while supporters stress due process protections.

Annapolis General Assembly Benjamin Cardin D-3rd House Commerce and Government Matters Maryland Republican Party David Brinkley

Fulton probe sought over real estate deal in Annapolis

ANNAPOLIS AP House Speaker Casper R. Taylor asks the ethics committee to review a Baltimore deal in which two lobbyists paid state delegate Tony Fulton 9000 to act as broker for the purchase of an Annapolis office building. Fulton and lobbyists Evans and Stierhoff are named in the report.

Senarr ‘Young Baltimore Senate Gerald Curran Casper Taylor Cardin Annapolis Casper R. Taylor Mir Taylor Tony Fulton Gerard EB. Evans John Stierhoff Baltimore Sun Taylor Fulton Baltimore Democrat Ethics Committee

County to decide tax on Eaglehead development

Frederck County Commissioners schedule a Feb public hearing on Eaglehead to confirm how much residents will pay in a special CDA tax to repay about $16 million in bonds for infrastructure. Bond counsel warns APFO conditions could delay build-out while developer Ellis cites 250 APFO approved lots and a $15 million Hamptons contract. some commissioners oppose.

Frederck County Eaglehead Sam Ketterman APFO Ketterman Frank Ellis Elis The Hamptons Ellis CDA Eagiehead Lake Linganore Association Jan Gardner John L. Thompson Jr

MontCo opposes bypass through agricultural reserve

Montgomery County Executive Douglas Duncan and the county council plan to register formal opposition to a Western Bypass cutting through a 90,000 acre agricultural reserve. Upcounty members Nancy Dacek Philip Andrews Blair Ewing Steven Silverman will cosponsor a resolution reaffirming opposition, arguing the high‑capacity freeway would damage farm operations and open space, invite development pressure, and benefit interstate traffic with limited local gain.

Rockville Montgomery County Douglas M. Duncan County Council Upcounty Council Nancy Dacek Shell Duncan

Linganore Students Rally Behind Suspended Teacher

Linganore High School students sign a 500 to 600 name petition in support of Charles Harding, a chemistry teacher and coach for football and swimming, amid reports of suspension. Officials declined to comment, calling it a personnel matter, while some say the incident involves borrowing a school computer impropriety. Community members praise Harding as a friend and mentor, with plans to present the petition to the Frederick County Board of Education at an administrative hearing that has not been scheduled.

Linganore High School Charles Harding Singapore Harold ©. Mosser School System Legal Services Jamie R Cannon R. Daniel Cunningham Frederick County Teachers Association Kim Lewis Harding Chris Kenaweil Kenaweil Michael Gloriose Glonoso Frederick County Board of Education

Dennis Denies Forcing Out As Frederick County Manager

Frederick County manager William Dennis resigned on Thursday in a move he framed as time to pursue other options and possible private sector work. The commissioners announced the resignation after a closed session with a 4-1 vote. Acting county manager Ron Hart will assume managerial duties and Belinda Teamue-Lev will serve as acting administrative officer. The resignation follows rumors that top officials were to be targeted and comes amid impending loss of Comptroller Doug Browning, affecting the county budget process. Governor Gray indicated replacement efforts start immediately with potential changes to the job description.

Frederick County William Dennis Harrisburg Paw Dennis Ron Hart Hart Belinda Teamue-LeVs David Gray Doug Browning Gray John L. Thompsons Jr Terre Roy Rhoderick

Frederick Woman to Work with Mikulski in Md

Eva Roswold a Frederick County native age 25 is named Western Maryland representative for U S Senator Barbara Mikulski D Md based in Hagerstown She will serve as the senators liaison to local officials represent at meetings and events assist with local projects and handle constituent questions The Towson University history graduate began her political path after college and earlier work included serving at Brewer's Alley and volunteering for Steve Crawford's Sixth District bid

Frederick County Maryland U.S Barbara Mikulski Eva Roswold Frederick Towson University Myersville Brewer’s Alley Steve Crawford Capitol Hill Ms. Makussid Roswold Hagerstown

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