Maryland lawmakers face flood of bills as session opens
More than 400 House measures and nearly 300 Senate proposals fill the Bill Room as Maryland legislators begin a busy session. Contests include beer and drink container deposits and mandatory load coverings for trucks. Debates pit environmental aims against trucking costs, with supporters and opponents citing local ordinances and Blue Laws, while other bills tackle movie ratings seals and vehicle safety.
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Annapolis
Maryland
House of Delegates
Senate
Gove L. Saulsbury
Ith Hi
Citizens Against Waste
del. Joan Pitkin
Prince George’s
House
Pitkin
Patkin
Del
James E. McClellan
D-Frederick
Reuters
Gary Alexander
Prince George's
Moonlit week sees Frederick County thieves strike
State police log multiple Frederick County thefts during a full moon. Alberti .357 revolver stolen from Harold Fisher of Union Bridge. Luke Mask Jr. reports $700 in tools stolen from his Mount Airy pickup between Jan 17 evening and Jan 18 morning. Eleanor Wingpigler reports $200 in silver dollars taken from Quinn Orchard Road home between 9:15 am and 12:15 pm.
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Frederick County
Tfe
Donald Stevens
Alberti
Harold C. Fisher
Luke R. Mask Jr
Mask
Mapleville Road
Mount Airy
Quinn Orchard Road
Eleanor J. Wingpigler
MD. 85
Earle L. Clarke
K St
Brunswick
Clarke
Fun Factory
Francis Scott Key Mall
Marie H. Nyman
Appletree Court
Frederick
Douglas Tallman
East Street nets parking boost for Everedy Square project
Frederick’s East Street corridor emerges as a retail hub driven by motorists. Anderson’s Everedy Square aims to capitalize on on-site parking, with 20,000 cars per day along East Street between Patrick and Second streets. Mayor Young ties the effort to downtown redevelopment and historic restoration.
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Frederick Iron and Steel
Everedy
Anderson
Monocacy Village
East
Ninth Streets
Donald Hiltner
East Street
Market Street
Patchworks
Nelson
Frederick
Bakley and
Maginniss
Everedy Square
Patrick
Second Streets
Ronald N. Young
Long Carroll Creek
Barney Kandel
Reliable Junk
Jim Gantz
Delicatessen
Chicken Man
Patrick Street
MontCo music groups present free concert at Magruder HS
Montgomery County public schools showcase several groups in a free 8 p.m. February 4 performance at Magruder High School auditorium. The lineup features the High School Honors Band under James Heier, the Junior High Honors Band co directed by Richard Fazio and Janese Sampson, and the Montgomery County Jazz Ensemble led by David Levin.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Montgomery College
Montgomery
Magruder High School
James Heier
Seneca Valley High School
Richard Fazio
Woodward High School
Janese Sampson
Richard Montgomery High School
David Levin
Bethesda- Chevy Chase High School
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Theodore Levin
Peter G. Callas
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John Astler
Robert Kramer
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Frederick Md AF
George 8. Delaplaine Jr
Fred J. Archibald
Myron W. Randall
Edward F. Mull
Philip W
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William H. Maine
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
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Frederck
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Maryland Ave
News Matters
Keys Chapel Road
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MontCo Music
Gettysburg Hospital
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Gettysburg
Ronnie Boone
Taneytown
James Rose
John Sfitely
Keymar
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Biglerville
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Cashtown
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Lisa Beecher
McKnightstown
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Fairfield
Walter Bigham
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Robert Alwyine
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Noaa US Dept of Commer
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ComputerLand
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Maryland Manor Subdivision
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