Maryland race betting push eyes slots in Hagerstown
Stakeholders discuss Bally's off track betting in Hagerstown with 100 slots and 1.5 million in site renovations. Charles Town plans 400 machines by August and 1,000 by year end to lure Maryland bettors while officials weigh legal viability and broader gambling expansion.
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Poole
Bill Bork Jr
Charles Town
West Virginia Lottery Commission
Maryland
Bork
West Virginia
Panhandle
Horsemen
Hagerstown
Frederick
Montgomery
Washington County
Bally
North Village
Penn National
Chambersburg
OTB
Schertle
Bally's
Ocean Downs
Dennis McCoy
Annapolis
McCoy
Maryland Racing Commission
Scherile
Delaware
General Assembly
David Brinkley
Urbana
Brinkley
Timothy Ferguson
Frederick Carroll
Bosworth rezoning plan for northeastern Eaglehead PUD
Bosworth seeks development parcels in the northeastern quad rant of the Eaglehead PUD to create a major adult community. The plan calls for 2.88 units per acre, near Spring Ridge and Lake Linganore, with sewer and water service planned within five years. The county planning commission will review in August or September with a detailed hearing in September.
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Eaglehead
Ellis
County Planning Commission
Bosworth
Spring Ridge
Winding Ridge
Holly Hills Country Club
Preston Developments
Lake Linganore
Chris Mayo
Thomas Johnson
Thomas Johnson High School
New Market Fire Co
New Woodridge homes reshape land to fit the hills
Lake Singapore developer Ellis pursues environmentally sensitive building, preserving trees and rock features as part of a new community identity. He leverages ideologies from original Brosius designers and sends mailers with natural contents to 65 outlets including Life and Psychology Today, arguing housing shapes residents as much as lives.
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Woodridge
Eaglehead
Lake Singanore
William and
Louie Brosius
Catoctin Mountain
Brosius
Lake Singapore
Ellis
Lake
Singapore
Brosius Brothers
United States
Life Magazine
Psychology Today
Ramps Project Shifts Traffic On Monocacy Bridge
The state plans to reroute traffic onto the old Monocacy Bridge at Md 26 next week while the new bridge remains in service with one lane each way. After renovations and painting, the old bridge will reopen and the new one close, keeping one lane each way until the project finishes with two lanes in each direction by late September or early October.
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Buck
Frederick County Teachers Face 3.49 Percent Raise and Salary Review
The Frederick County Board and the FCTA will negotiate a new contract as teachers receive a 3.49 percent raise. A salary study compares educators to other professions and outlines county salaries for superintendents principals and psychologists. The county educated 32,237 students with 2,008 teachers in 1996-97, a ratio of 16.1 students per teacher.
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FCTA
Kim Lewis
Lewis
Frederick County
Jack Dale
Dale
Baltimore City
Rabies cases rise and fall in Frederick County history
Rabies data show Frederick County with 28 cases by May, behind Anne Arundel 41, while state totals for the first five months reach 213. Health officials note cyclical patterns with three to four year upswings and declines, reflecting longer trend changes since 1993.
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Department of Environmental Health
Gillis
Frederick County
Anne Arundel County
Suzanne Albert
State Health Department
Baltimore County
Montgomery County
Albert
Heat, pollution worry residents as Code Red issued again
Maryland officials warn heat and ozone danger, with Allegheny Power ready to buy electricity as needed. MDE administrator Karen Coyle notes vulnerable groups face health risks, while brush fires burn near Reidh's Ford Road. Rabies cases decline statewide but post exposure treatments rise. vaccination clinics continue for pets with 1,208 vaccinated in spring.
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Allegheny Power
Ms. Sacco
Karen Coyle
Maryland Department of Environment
MDE
Ms. Coyle
Jane Nishida
Mike Kehne
United Fire Engine Co
Reidh
Ford Road
Mr. Kehne
Rotorex to Pause Production As Layoffs Return
Mr. Laurent states production will be based on current orders while Rotorex plans a new layoff through Aug 18. Last month 389 workers were laid off and rehired shortly after, with union officials suggesting the move pressures workers amid contract talks. Negotiations with IVE for a three year contract are expected to start in August.
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Laurent
Mr. Laurent
Roterex
Jesse Williams
International Union of Electronic, Electric, Salaried
June
Entive
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