Maryland official delays D C bypass for four to five years
Maryland transportation chief says major Washington bypasses cannot be considered for at least four or five years. Lawmakers push bills to halt bypasses, including environmental studies before Western Maryland routes and concerns about Chesapeake Bay tributaries. Del. McClellan and Del. Pitkin introduce measures amid budget talks and local disruption worries.
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Maryland
Washington, D.C
Department of Transportation
James Lighthizer
House
Ways and Means Committee
Del
James E. McClellan
D-Frederick
Prince George’s County
John Pitkin
D-Bowie
Frederick County Commissioners Debate Open Meetings Stance
Frederick County leaders discuss opposition to Maryland open meetings bill. President Ronald Sundergill fears a wrong vote, with David Gray abstaining. County attorney John Mathias criticizes several provisions while Su e Ann Yingling deflects the issue as political. The open meetings law limits closed sessions to personnel or land purchases.
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Ronald Sundergill
Maryland
David Gray
Sundergill
John Mathias
Mathias
Sue Ann Yingling
William Donald
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The
Baltimore Sun
Free State Recycling Systems Inc
Sterling Bollinger
County to trim 1.2M to cover deficit in Frederick County
Frederick County officials face a projected 4.1 million shortfall with at least 1.2 million more needed. After 2.5 million in department cuts and 350,000 in other savings, officials may delay capital projects and consider 2.9 million in public works cuts. Additional state funding news could worsen the gap.
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Frederick
State’s Attorney’s Office
Frederick County
Mark
Sneadner
Public Works Departments
Sue Ann Yingling
Potter budgets 715.2 million for county schools and college aid
Montgomery County Executive Neal Potter proposed a 715.2 million operating budget for public schools, aiming to close a 47 million gap by not funding negotiated raises. The plan raises Montgomery College to 30.4 million and cites education as a top priority. He warned of layoffs if raises are granted. The proposal faces opposition from teachers and union leaders urging funding of contracts and avoiding wage cuts while ballot limits constrain tax growth.
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Board of Education
Rockville
Montgomery County
Neal Potter
Montgomery College
Potter
Montgomery County Education Association
Mark Simon
Montgomery County Council of Supporting Services Employees
Vincent Foo
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