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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 2001

Page

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Montgomery County eyes limits on dog tethering time

Montgomery County weighs halving allowed tethering to thirty minutes daily amid debate from animal welfare groups and officials. HSUS decries any tethering as inhumane and cites studies and bans in Denver Tucson and Jefferson County while officials plan county council review later this month.

Rockville Malong Abes Qens Paul Hibler Animal Services Draciin Nf Yantcomery Cuen Humane Society of the United States Stephanie Shain Society Companion Animal Outreach The Humane Society Montgomery Socety HSUS American Veternary Medical Association US Department of Agriculture Montgomery County Denver Tucson Ariz Waco Texas Jefferson County

Central Maryland Formation Day at Mount St Marys College

A March 10 event at Mount St. Marys College and Seminary in Emmitsburg features Our Hearts Burning Within Us as keynote. The program includes liturgy, a prayer celebration, 19 workshops, and leadership sessions led by Dr. Carole M. Eipers with a 20 year Archdiocese of Chicago background.

Emmitsburg Central Maryland Mount St. Mary's College and Seminary W. Francis Maholy Western Vicariate Carole M. Eipers Loyola Graduate Theological Foundation Archdiocese of Chicago Sheed & Ward

Cherry blossoms bloom forecast for late March in DC

The National Park Service horticulturist predicts peak bloom between March 1 and March 31 as 3000 Yoshino trees lining the Potomac near the tidal basin approach full bloom. Sakura Matsuri marks its 40th year with events from March 25 to April 3 including a nighttime boat parade and the National Cherry Blossom Festival Parade on March 31. First Lady Laura Bush chairs the festival. visitors are expected from across the country.

Washington Robert de Fey Cuef Hortculturst National Park Service DeKeo Eloven Sailway Potomac River United States Laura Bush Gottla Brian Ueno

Glendening warns Bush tax cut jeopardizes Maryland priorities

Maryland Governor Parris Glendening told the state’s congressional delegation that four Smart Growth aligned priorities face funding risk from President Bush’s proposed 1.6 trillion tax cut. He highlighted gains in welfare reduction, crime drop, and low child poverty, while noting a Sierra Club lawsuit against a 2 million square foot FDA complex proposed on a Montgomery County site. He urged reuse of federal facilities to curb sprawl and sought Clean Air Act flexibility to favor redevelopment.

Washington Guv Parris Glendening Maryland Bush Glendening Donglass Paul Sarbanes Misaki Baltiner Wayne Gilchrest Connie Morella Bethesda Albert Wynn Utah Sierra Club

Gratto named executive director of Gettysburg foundation

Gratto of Gettysburg named executive director of the See Historic Preservation Foundation. He previously led the Frederick Arts Council and held roles with Central Seventeenth and the Yainh Ballet. The foundation plans a $250,000 startup grant project on Seminary Ridge, a symposium on Gettysburg history, and expanded membership.

Gettysburg Thomas P Gratto See Historic Preservation Fo Gratto Frederick Arts Council Yainh Ballet Hocker Preservation Foundation Seminary Ridge National Military Park Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development

Lierman Won't Run in Rematch for Morella Seat

Maryland Democrat Terry Lierman announced he will not seek a 2002 rematch with Rep. Connie Morella. He urged state Delegate Mark Shriver to run for the Montgomery County seat, saying the race offers a key chance for a Democrat victory. Lierman noted Shriver’s potential candidacy after the General Assembly ends, as campaign spending nears state history levels.

Washington Terry Lierman Connie Morella Mark Shriver Montgomery Lierman Ms. Morella Shriver Re Shriver House of Delegates

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