Maryland lawmakers push incident reporting and hunting accident bills
Maryland legislators consider measures requiring immediate reporting of suspected human remains and disturbed burial sites to authorities, with the attorney general and the Maryland Historical Trust notified. The bills would create local burial site advisory boards and extend reporting duties to police, teachers, and social workers, while MIEMSS opposes mandating reporting for EMS personnel. A separate proposal would require reporting hunting accidents and providing aid to injured hunters, with state agencies citing educational uses and safety training.
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Snodgrass backs yearly 10 million cancer fund plan
Annapolis delegate Louise Snodgrass and Comptroller William Donald Schaefer led a panel in support of dedicating 10 million annually for 25 years to the Greenebaum Cancer Center at the University of Maryland Medical System. The plan would tap Maryland's tobacco settlement, estimated at 4 billion over 25 years, for cancer care amid Maryland’s high cancer rate.
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Walkersville and county clash over trash contract terms
Walkersville officials press changes to the waste disposal contract while county commissioners resist altering cost responsibilities. The dispute touches collection obligations and the broader sustainability program, with a March 24 meeting planned to review changes.
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Chad Weddle
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Farmers win approval for Masser Road horse show rings
Frederick County Planning Commission approved an equine show facility on 22 acres of a 116 acre farm owned by Dale and Mike Clabaugh on Masser Road. The Menfelt Equine Show facility will host 12 events yearly with outdoor rings grass ing and a cross country course. Competitors range from beginners to Olympic riders and events offer chances to earn wins toward the US Equestrian Team. The Clabaughs say the project helps subsidize farming and will charge fees to use the rings.
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Fredenck County
Clabaughs
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