Governor praises small towns and Frederick tops list
Maryland leaders from more than two dozen towns met in Annapolis to back the new Main Street Development Association MMSDA a nonprofit aimed at revitalizing downtown business districts. Governor Hughes praised small towns singled out Frederick Mayor Jim Young for urban renewal progress and pledged state support while local leaders discussed tax options and joint advertising to boost commerce.
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Hagerstown
Campbell seeks Brunswick mayor bid amid filing deadline near
Rachard G. Tack Campbell of 8th Street Brunswick announces plans to run for mayor as July 6 filing nears. The 34yearold apprenticed electrician and former Brunswick Fire Company leader outlines goals to clean up downtown, upgrade water systems, renovate sidewalks, and explore HUD funding while balancing city staff roles. Elections set for August 7.
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Montgomery County Gay Rights Bill Topic Meeting Presented
Montgomery Bureau reports attorney Sue Sober will discuss Montgomery County gay rights provisions at the National Organization for Wrap OCDebater July meeting. She covers housing for families with children and rights of non married couples under Human Relations Law. Public invited to Cedar Lane Unitarian Church Bethesda July 17 with meetings at 8 and 9 p.m.
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Knoxville man innocent of battery at Brunswick High bus stop
A 19 year old Knoxville man, Charles L Moten, was found not guilty of battery in Frederick County court after testifying he tried to separate fighting students at a Brunswick High School bus stop last Dec 13. The judge questioned evidence and noted it was more schoolboy misbehavior than a criminal act. Moten had earlier faced probation for disruptive conduct on school property and is not to return to school grounds as part of his probation.
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Maten
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Mary Ann Stepler
Douglas K. Wetzel
Frederick
Wetzel
West End
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