Mount Airy seeks funds to buy Opticom traffic system
Mount Airy volunteer fire company asks the town for funds to purchase Opticom Priority Control units to let emergency vehicles change traffic signals. The council favors exploring budget time funding but wants test results from existing units first. The unit costs 1495 each and the fire company plans to add six more across multiple vehicles.
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Mountairy
Dale Lowman
Mount Airy
Council
Delaine Hobbs
Montgomery
Howard
Lowman
Hobbs
Mt. Airy
Proactive Committee
Buckingham's Choice retirement campus nears opening
Buckingham's Choice in Buckeystown on Md 80 advances to host first residents by Aug 1 1999 with 130 cottages 80 apartments and 45 assisted living units. The 30 acre site will support 425 residents under Episcopal Ministries to the Aging Inc financing 58 million tax exempt bonds for design construction and equipment.
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MD. 80
MD. 85
Buckingham’s Choice
Episcopal Ministries To the Aging Inc
Sykesville
Buckeystown
Charles Clark
Buckingham
Clark
Episcopal Ministries To the
Unexpected testimony in Aron case shocks Rockville court
In Rockville, a day of testimony focusing on Ruthann Aron's alleged solicitation unraveled as William Mossburg Jr disclosed she sought a hit man to kill her husband Dr Barry Aron. The judge halted questioning about the murder charge and adjourned after a bench conference.
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Rockville
Ruthann Aron
Baltimore
Montgomery County
Paul A. McGuckian
William Mossburg Jr
Mossburg
Barry Helfand
McGuckian
Mrs. Aron
Barry Aron
Arthur Kahn
J.J. Muldoon
New Whit-tier Elementary to get Toshiba classroom carts
Frederick County Board of Education approved a 136380 purchase of 30 Toshiba classroom carts for Whit tier Elementary. Each unit combines an overhead projector laptop and VCR for wall displays, videotapes, or CD ROMs. Whittier opens in September. bids came in under budget.
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Frederick County Board of Education
Whittier
Toshiba Corp
Carolyn Strum
Deborah Aughenbaugh
Frederick City
Maureen Lapsa
Maryland State Police
Gail Treglia
David Bengahi
Micah Gunnel
Treglia
Dare
Frederick County
David
Frederick High
Micah
Frederick Christian Academy
Hood College
Diversions Publications Partners With Frederick County Schools
Diversions Publications owners of Frederick magazine and Frederick Family magazine sign a partnership with Frederick County Public Schools. The alliance supports the School-to-Careers program with career speaker events, job shadowing experiences, and publishing internships. It also backs the Character Counts program with articles in Frederick Family. Participants include Amy Lewis, Elaine Klein, John George, Tom Gorsline, David Milley, and Jack Dale.
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Diversions Publications
Frederick Magazine
Frederick Family Magazine
Frederick County Public Schools
Diversions
Character Counts
Amy Lewis
Elaine Klein
John George
Tom Gorsline
David Milley
Jack Dale
Ethical cloud looms as Maryland lawmakers rush aims
Gov. Parris Glendening warned Monday that an ethical cloud over the General Assembly could distract the 40 day session. He cited bills on fighting Presteria, boosting children's health, dairy prices, and accelerating last year’s 19 percent income tax cut. Senate expelled Larry Young and Curran resigned amid ethics questions. House Speaker Taylor faces scrutiny over a coal deal for a friend.
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Parris Glendening
General Assembly
Assembly
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