Frederick Moves Toward 27 Million Water Plan
Frederick aims to invest 27 million dollars to build a Potomac River water treatment plant and pipelines. An agreement with county officials is expected by February end to resolve financing friction. The project may raise fees for water and sewer connections and could take two to five years to complete, with bond repayment debates guiding affordability.
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Dr Kings Ninth Frederick County Pollock Dinner Honors King
Members from various Frederick County churches gathered for the ninth annual polluck dinner in tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at Evanys Reformed United Church of Ch. The event stressed King's ideals of equality and inclusion as speakers urged attendees to reach across divides and sit with new people.
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Kmart Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Kmart filed for Chapter 11 protection becoming the nation’s largest retailer to seek bankruptcy relief amid fierce competition and debt downgrades. Creditors and distributors paused shipments after missed payments as Kmart secured a $17 billion asset base and fast track reorganization plans.
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Bradford pears labeled nuisance prompt town action
New Market owners and residents debate Bradford pear trees as a nuisance. DeDe Puci says she speaks for the trees while Mrs Pucino advocates removing about 170 Bradford pears to curb pruning breakage and power line entanglements. Frederick officials also address their poor street-tree ranking and odor claims.
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Maryland budget faces billion-dollar hole in 03 plan
Annapolis Maryland faces a billion-dollar hole after Governor Glendening raided state accounts to balance the 03 budget. Budget analyst Warren Deschenaux warned the spending plan relies on deferred cuts and transfers that still require legislative approval, with 324.2 million in adjustments and several large fund shifts.
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Former Detrick workers cite racial dispute at lab
The Hartford Courant reports Ayaad Assaad, an Egyptian born scientist laid off from Fort Detrick in Maryland, recalls an anonymous letter labeling him a potential terrorist. He says discrimination and downsizing created a hostile workplace, with minority staff targeted as the 1990s era at the lab featured broader racial tensions.
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