Bubbling bride and groom wed in aquarium exhibit
Abbe Click and Liathicum native John Harman tied the knot in the National Aquarium Atlantic Coral Reef Exhibit before about 250 guests and 60 species of fish. The Frederick couple met there two years ago and said the watery setting fit their life together with their families watching as damselfish, lookdown fish and a hawksbill turtle swam by.
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Baltimore
Abbe Click
Frederick
Miss Click
John Harman
National Aquarium
Aquarium
Matt Partovia
Diane Harman
Maryland Debates World War II Memorial Yet to Be Built
Maryland moves to honor World War II veterans with a new memorial commission and lists of Marylanders who fought in the war. The package also overhauls campaign finance laws, expands seat belt rules, and places Baltimore City Jail under state control while tightening penalties for drug wrongdoing and imposing mammogram coverage for women over 35.
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Maryland
Wicomico County
Ewell Fire Department Inc
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Smith Islands
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Political
PAC
Baltimore
Maryland lawmakers face new fundraising limits
Maryland legislators and lobbyists confront tighter fundraising rules effective Monday. The changes raise individual limits to ten thousand dollars per four year cycle and cap candidate contributions at four thousand. Political action committees now face a six thousand dollar limit per candidate, with lobbyists barred from soliciting or transmitting contributions.
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Maryland
Bruce C. Bereano
Dana Lee Dembrow
Montgomery County
General Assembly
Deborah Povich
Common Cause Maryland
Ms. Povich
Raisil
Valog
Boy Anda Sheeps
Bereano
Heavy river traffic on Potomac worries boaters
Fisherman Ernie Smith recounts a May weekend collision on the Potomac River where a Jet Ski rammed his 53-year-old boat, causing 1350 dollars in damage and destroying the jet ski worth about 4000 dollars. He joins others in citing risky traffic levels across Frederick, Washington, and Allegany counties as the river narrows to 200 yards at Western Maryland.
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Downsville
Ernie Smith
Potomac
Hagerstown
Mr. Smith
Point Lookout
Chesapeake Bay
Richard Cimpher
Sharpsburg
Weekend river crowds strain Potomac safety and capacity
Weekend boaters crowd nine and 12 mile stretches above Potomac Edison dams in Washington County. Maryland officials note rising registrations and larger boats, boosting risk on a narrow waterway. Locals report crowded conditions, limited room, and growing weekend activity on the Potomac.
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Washington County
Ray Harner
Maryland Natural Resources Police
Potomac
Harner
Maryland
State
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