Annapolis Jaycees weigh admitting women next month
The Annapolis Jaycees plan a vote next month on admitting women, risking charter loss and clashes with national bylaws. Local supporters cite tradition and calls for national action, while opponents argue change should come from the national level.
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Jaycees
Leroy S. Moore
Moore
U.S. Jaccess
Annapolis
Rochester
N.Y
Cooumbia
Maryland
U.S
The
Calvert County cuts property and piggyback taxes
Calvert County will reduce property taxes by five cents per $100 and cut the piggyback surcharge 60 percent effective July 1, lowering the overall tax burden for about 7,000 residents and eliminating withheld piggyback taxes for the rest of the year. Officials considered a rebate but state comptroller guidance prevented returning piggyback funds.
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Prince Frederick, Md
Calvert County
State Comptroller's Office
Maryland General Assembly to probe health department
Maryland leaders move to launch their own investigation into the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene after a gubernatorial commission found incompetence and mismanagement. Senate President Hoyer will ask the Legislative Council to reactivate a probe request, amid strong sentiment about Health Secretary Neil Solomon.
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Prince Georges
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Frederick L. Dewberry
Dewberry
Briscoe
Charles H. Smelser
D-Carroll
Rosalie S. Abrahms
D-Balt
Budget and Taxation Committee
Three die in East Baltimore fire at 1530 North Broadway
A fire engulfed a Baltimore home killing Leroy Beard 19 on the second floor and Nina Jobs 24 and Frederick Jobs 6 on the third floor. Brenda Beard 17 survived with serious injuries and was hospitalized. The blaze prompted questions about city fire response despite nearby stations.
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Baltimore
Thomas Burke
Leroy Beard
Nina Jobs
Frederick Jobs
Bure
Brenda Beard
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Burke
North Broadway
Baltimore to offer free buses for Ft. McHenry bicentennial event
Baltimore will run free bus service from downtown to Ft. McHenry for up to 100000 visitors attending the July 3 8 30 p m program and July 4 4 15 a m bombardment reenactment launching the citys Bicentennial celebrations. The event features small boats firing imitation mortar shells toward the fort and traffic restrictions on Fort Avenue.
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Fort
Walter Orlinsky
Francis Scott Key
Orlinsky
Lawrence Street
Fort Avenue
Farmers Market features baked goods and Cavetown produce stall
The Frederick County Farmer's Market promotes local crops with Cavetown vendors led by Mrs. Nevin Lewis offering fresh peas strawberries raspberries onions apples all grown at her home. Five TV briefs on Channel 13 begin June 30 featuring market manager A Irvin Renn and local organizers.
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Manbeck Bread Company
Nevin Lewis
Cavetown
Frederick County
State Department of Agriculture
A. Irvin Renn
William McKinley
Chamber of Commerce
Henry Kuhn
Kenneth Shifflet
Modern Fireplace Trends At Carpet Towne Showroom
Wecor by Ken Lloyd highlights new fireplace options beyond traditional wood burning. Free standing room dividers, glazed ceramic units, and table top designs offer easy installation and room separation ideas. Carpet Towne in Evergreen Point lists inventory and promotions, plus a decorating tip on hammer handle wrapping.
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Evergreen Point
Maryland Bicentennial license tag sparks historical mix up
Maryland’s MVA unveils a commemorative plate showing Fort McHenry cannons and 1776 1976 dates. Historians dispute cannon types while officials defend design choices linking to 1812 and Civil War artifacts.
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Paul Plamann
MVA
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Charles Pfaff
Emer J. Johnson
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Long Island
George Washington
Massachusetts
Hopkins Hospital rate hike challenged in Maryland
Maryland state seeks court action against Johns Hopkins Hospital for a 7 percent rate increase made without Health Services Cost Review Commission approval. The dispute centers on the commission’s authority and potential injunctions, as Hopkins argues the review body lacks enforcement power.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Health Services Cost Review Commission
Steuart H. Rome
Cost Review Commission
John Brooks
Commission
Hopkins
Equity Court
Harry M. Sachs
Harold A. Cohen
W. Thomas Barnes
Hospital
Barnes
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