Commissioners reject numerous zoning change requests
County commissioners vote against many proposed land use changes as plans for growth encounter water and sewer service hurdles. Terre Rus Khedenck dissented, urging caution until infrastructure improves and regional plans align with rural and agricultural designations. The panel also denied a west New Design Road parcel rezoning, keeping the county plan on track for July adoption.
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Addams Tower
County Plan Hind Commissioni
Terre Rus Khedenck
Rhoderick
Hoscoe BartieLtee
Huchesstowin Pike
Geolires
Resudice
Coflse Pvn
Cormmisatuners
Ewane
Commissionery
Woodsboro approves 2002 budget with modest raises
Woodsboro adopts a 249 750 fiscal 2002 budget with a 38 cent per 100 rate, keeping taxes steady for five years. Newly sworn Commissioner Roger Hub and Burgess Trimmer along with Dennis Kline supported the plan 4-1 as health insurance costs rise and trash collection costs are projected to grow. Water and sewer fund remains near fiscal 2001 levels at 230 000.
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Woodsboro
Roger Hub
Donald Trimmer
Dennis Kline
Mir Kline
Oae
Gscal
SUN
Ewer
Dudset
Bank robber nabbed after Poolesville note incident
A bank customer alerted police to a suspected robbery at All First Bank in Poolesville. The 36 year old man fled on a bike then car, was chased to the Germantown MARC station and arrested with no injury. Investigators continued to identify the suspect.
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Poolesville
MARC
Germantown
Montgomery County
Citizan
All
First Bank
Fisher Ave
MD 28
Ques Soning
Task force urges pay raises for Montgomery County school board
The Montgomery County School Board Composition Task Force recommends a 6.5 percent pay increase for board members and 2.5 percent for the student member, plus 4,900 for the board president. It also proposes fringe benefits and a ban on student participation in certain disciplinary decisions. The panel favors voting changes, four votes to pass motions, voter eligibility limited to grades 9–12 for student directors, and residency alignment with high school clusters. Changes require state legislative action, with a public hearing planned Sept 13 in Rockville and a report to the 2002 Maryland General Assembly.
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Rockville
Montgomery
Supermna
Muir
Council
General Assembly
Montgomery County
Montgomery County School Board
Jennie Forehand
P J Hogan
Paul Carlson
Henry Heller
Blair Ewing
Michael Subin
Patricia O'Neill
Kermit Burnett
Education Association
Mark Simon
Council of Supporting Services
Steven Poor
Association of Administrative and Supervisors
Kennon Evans
Region of Students
Dustin Jeter
PTA
Linna Barnes
Eugene Thirolf
Beth Wong
Maryland General Assembly
County and
School System
Www.co
Kathi Zieger
Brunswick Budget Sparks Museum Curator Clash
Brunswick officials unveiled the fiscal 2002 operating budget drawing fire from Rebecca Trussell, curator of the Brunswick Railroad Museum, who seeks 10000 to fix a fire escape. The city funds Brunswick Railroad Days with 512000, while Trussell plans to pursue county and state aid. Mayor Pro Tem Brent Bell defended city support, noting past city takeover of Railroad Days boosted the museum. The council will vote after continued budget talks. A retirement of Tommy Thompson drew praise from the crowd and city leaders.
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Brunswick
Brunswick Railroad Museum
Brunswick Railroad Days
Rebecca Trussell
Trussell
Brent Bell
Carroll Jones
Tommy Thompson
Thompson
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Embassy
East Second Street
Sonia Boin
Reliable
Reliable Recycling Center
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East Street
Kate Leckie
News-Post
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