Spending cap not in jeopardy in Montgomery County
Montgomery County Council head says a school board repeal of the budget cap is unlikely but favors removing the supermajority override requirement. He urges continuing the existing allocation process for the school board, Montgomery College, county government, and the planning commission, while noting the charter’s 1990 mandate. He also questions the seven-vote override rule as anti democratic and plans to提ask the next Charter Review Commission to review the provision after summer. A separate item notes the State Highway Administration closed Coppermine Road in Woodsboro for a drainage project with a $46 million Woodsboro bypass, detour guidance via Md 194 and Md 550, and a temporary one to two month timeline.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Council
Derick Berlage
Montgomery College
Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Board of Education
Charter Review Commission
State Highway Administration
Coppermine Road
Second Street
Copper Oaks Court
Woodsboro
Woodsboro Pike
Woodsboro Road
Pine Tree Road
Braddock Water hearing date set after postponement request
The Maryland Public Service Commission rejects Braddock Water Co’s bid to delay the hearing and keeps the March 23 date. The case involves a People’s Counsel request to revoke the company’s franchise for noncompliance with directives. The hearing is at 10 am in the PSC Hearing Room on the 16th floor in Baltimore.
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Maryland Public Service Commission
Braddock Water Co
People’s Counsel
PSC
Commission
William Donald Schaefer
St Paul St
Baltimore
Frederick official testifies on forestation bills and exemptions
Frederick County Commissioner Terre Roy Rhoderick will testify before the House Environmental Matters Committee endorsing three forestation bills. He backs a bill exempting 16 counties including Frederick from the state forest conservation law, noting counties already operate under local rules. A public MDE hearing on Lehigh Portland Cement Co’s New Windsor quarry renewal is set for 7 pm Tuesday.
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Frederick
Terre Roy Rhoderick
State House
Rhoderick
Maryland Department of the Environment
Lehigh Portland Cement Co
New Windsor
David Roush
Mark Jacobs
MDE
New Windsor Middle School
Green Valley Road
Washington County
Frederick County
Ronald Guns
Cecil County
Local student attends six day National Young Leaders Conference
Seryozha Kadel a junior at St Johns Prospect Hall joined 349 other students in Washington for a six day conference on crime bills and North Korea nuclear crisis. He met Rep Roscoe Bartlett and a staffer of Sen Paul Sarbanes and participated in mock Congress debates and crises.
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Seryozha Kadel
Washington
Seryozha
St. John’s
Prospect Hall
Congressional Youth Leadership Council
Roscoe Bartlett
Roth
Sen
Paul Sarbanes
Dr. Bartlett
North Korea
Charles Kadel
Frederick
Dems urge teen on Montgomery County committee
A Montgomery County Democrat leader proposes adding a high school student with voting rights to the county Democratic Central Committee to boost youth engagement as Republican registration trends grow. The plan would let a student serve a one year term representing all students while aligning with efforts from student Democrat groups.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Lori Melman
Democratic Central Committee
Rockville High School
Melman
Board of Education
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
DNC
Bethany R. Mezick
Nicholas A. Bouque
Central Committee
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Derrick Gaines
Washington Street
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Dems
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Thurmont Ata Ea
Ruth Wildas
John Cuddahee
Casey Barry
Sandra Hager
Betty Long
Frederick News-Post
Rata
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Somers ( OG
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Dee Daesovaicd
Naka Ones
BMW
Mercedes
NewSport
Francis Scott
Urbana Pike
Momuts
Prac
Nemeth Dolor Tas
Optim
Amora
Spaal
Vadim
Pees
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