Mural funding in Frederick looks shaky with reduced ask
Frederick Aldermen gave only cautious backing for Shared Vision to fund a single mural at the Francis Scott Key hotel with a $60,000 city portion toward a $200,100 project. Backers pledge $50,000 private money and a $40,000 contribution from developers, while county grant support remains contingent on city funding.
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Frederick mulls fair housing push and Section 8 rules
Frederick proposes a fair housing program to curb discrimination against renters with federal assistance and to require affordable housing in new developments. Mayor Jennifer Dougherty aims to ban landlords from denying Section 8 tenants and to consider counting Section 8 as income for rental applications, with a formal plan to the Board of Aldermen next month. Biltimore Neighborhoods Inc. will study discrimination, craft an ordinance, and run awareness campaigns.
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Mayor Dougherty Defends Water Plans And Budget Choices
City residents press for drought solutions as Mayor Junail Dougherty blames prior administration for neglecting water issues. She says current staff focus on conservation and the Potomac River as a long term fix, while promising leaks and aging properties will be addressed to spur redevelopment and housing. The crowd urged longer discussion.
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FCC addition gets public works OK
ANNAPOLIS The Board of Public Works approved 275000 for Frederick Community College to add 1400 square feet to the Arts and Student Center. The project cost 298500 with local funds covering the remainder. Rarkwell Construction Co. of Mercersburg Pa was the lowest bidder. The action also covers 37227.36 for Maryland State Police design changes and construction management for the Law Enforcement Complex east of Frederick. The board approved disposal of the current state police bar site at Baughman’s Lane.
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Senate leaders argue Maryland cannot buy pork in crisis
In a closed Fiscal Leaders Committee session Senate President Miller and House Speaker Taylor led a debate over bond bills and aid programs amid a budget crunch. Attendees included top Democrats like Rawlings Busch Hixson Healey and Conway. Open Meetings Act loophole cited as hearings canceled. $15 million in state funds assigned for nonprofit capital projects.
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