Heat to break record as 90s endure across Maryland
The National Weather Service forecasts a new record for consecutive 90 degree days, with 19 days so far and 22 in 1988 as the target. Forecaster Jose Marrero says the heat should reach a record Wednesday, while temperatures stay in the 90s through the week, and impacts include reduced church attendance and stressed roads.
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T Shirt Sunday cools Feagaville churchgoers amid heatwave
Feagaville parishioners at St. Luke's wore T shirts to beat the 97 degree heat and raise funds for a youth trip to Kings Dominion. At St John's Frederick fans were sold outside and early services drew more attendees as heat shifted crowds to 7:30 am and 1 pm.
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Frederick
Robert Ulman
Maryland population to top six million by 2018, with fast suburban growth
Maryland Office of Planning projects population rising from five million in 1995 to six million in 2018. Montgomery County to reach one million by 2020, the fastest growth in outer suburbs like Carroll Howard Frederick Calvert and Charles counties. Baltimore’s 2020 population seen leveling off near 671,300 amid continued out-migration from the city.
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Local teens build homes as federal funds loom for summer jobs
Four Frederick County teens work from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on a house off Biggs Ford Road in Walkersville, part of a 125-student summer program. Across the county 58 agencies use Job Training Agency help, funded by federal dollars that may end next summer after Clinton cuts. Critics call the program an income supplement, but supporters say it teaches work and leadership while officials seek private funding to continue.
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Eight ballots contested in Linganore HOA election
Eight ballots out of 610 cast for a new Lake Linganore Homeowner Association board were contested over voter eligibility tied to homeowner dues. Uncertified results list directors T L Christensen Russell Franklin Don Felix Tom Roland Tim Senter Alan Dinkelacker and Charles Slife.
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Don Felix
Tom Roland
Tim Senter
Alan Dinkelacker
Charles Slife
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Frank Ellis
John Mulligan
Ellis
Singapore
Orioles seek Bonilla boost amid season push
The Frederick News reports the Orioles evaluating veteran Bobby Bonilla for added power and leadership as they push for improved offensive output. Potential acquisition could influence lineup balance and clubhouse dynamic this season.
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