Grimes faces legal battle over black book scandal
In Frederick County Maryland a court locked the black book documents awaiting outcome of a case. Mr Grimes blamed the scandal for his political choice and faces lawsuits from News Post, Potter, and two county attorneys for violating the Maryland Public Information Act. The case seeks damages and restoration of the documents.
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Maryland plans virtual high school for up to 650 students
Maryland educators push for an online high school to provide accelerated remediation and Advanced Placement courses. Officials say the program would serve up to 650 students next year and aligns with a trend where about a third of states already have or plan virtual schools, aiming to equalize opportunities for rural and urban students alike.
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Nash Eyes November Run for Frederick City Hall
Former Frederick City official Nash voices primary potential and November bid plans. She cites city administration improvements and public trust while pledging to advance Games era progress.
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Allegheny Power, union seek mediation on contract
Negotiators from Allegheny Power and the Utility Workers Union of America continue talks on the company’s contract offer days after the union voted 92 percent to reject it and authorize a strike. Federal mediation service involvement noted. next meeting set for early next week.
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Rhoderick Discusses Policy Shifts and Local Plans
Rhoderick says the 1998 race set a tone for disagreement with colleagues over development controls and stronger fees. He criticizes impact fees and new home levies as a burden on new residents, while outlining plans for Utica District Park, a farm museum, a civic center, a waste transfer station, and preserve land beds. He pledges not to be a lame duck and favors private campaign endorsements.
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