County explores excise tax plan amid hearings
In Annapolis a county official urged passage of a development tax during a Wednesday hearing before a legislative committee. The proposal mirrors Howard County's approach and targets Md 100 for funding, with emphasis on road projects amid budget constraints.
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Man pleads guilty in Frederck County shooting case
Damon D Manning, 23, of Burtonsville pleaded guilty to two counts of reckless endangerment and a handgun charge after a Sept 30 2060 ride where a gun went off injuring David Schmidt. He faces at least five years with prosecutors seeking up to eight. Sentencing set May 15.
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Wilmore Trial Testimony On Shooting Reveals Fear Of Armed Suspect
Ms Johnson testified that Mr Wilmore feared Mr Lebron was armed when he reached for his pocket and fired after removing the gun’s safety. She admitted police initial statements downplayed fee details and that the weapon was a .380 semi automatic with a cartridge found at the scene. Police Chief Custead summarized the investigation and interviews with over 10 people in the weeks after the shooting.
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Baltimore law school names first Black dean
Gilbert A Holmes chosen as the University of Baltimore School of Law’s first Black dean in 75 years. Holmes, 43, family law attorney, comes from Texas Wesleyan University School of Law as associate dean and will take the post July 2, replacing John A Sebert who left last August. He earned a Bucknell undergrad, NYU Law, taught at SMU and Seton Hall, and is married with two children.
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Budget battle blocks Maryland school funds and eco programs
Maryland lawmakers debated amendments to Glendening’s budget seeking to impound 60 million until school construction cuts are restored and 250 thousand for soil conservation cover crop programs. The House defeated both measures 102 to - 81 47. GreenPrint and Community Legacy survived. Senate to weigh in.
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Remediallege cugeen and the praise for new school measures
School Superintendent Jack Dale said administrators are overjoyed by the impact of recently implemented policies, linking gains to higher graduation requirements. Board President Ron Peppe welcomed the numbers but urged continued effort as leadership notes progress. A pilot foreign language course for kindergartners and elementary students run by FCC instructors proves successful with after school sessions at four elementary schools. parents pay a fee, but remain satisfied as students absorb new languages.
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City mulls beefed up rules for night club complaints
Opera City Attorney N Lynn Board argued for lawmakers to act on new rules amid tied business concerns. Ms Beard and two assistants plan to resign in April to start private practice, while Davis called the legislation a small gesture but steps are better than nothing.
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Kuzemchak Pledges Traffic Fix and Park Land Expansion
City official Kuzemchak outlines plan to fix traffic issues and boost parkland as part of development strategy. She critiques the mayor for slow growth controls and cites delays in a long promised strategic planning initiative amid years of stalled progress.
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NIST honors inventor Muse at museum opening
GAITHERSBURG A Frederick Community College student and a team of classmates restored a 1000 pound World War II Bat missile unearthed at NIST. The project, led by professor Ian McCloskey and student Jason Garver, celebrated Jacob Rabinow for wartime innovations including the proximity fuse and Bat guided missile. Rabinow held 230 U.S. patents and 70 foreign patents and earned multiple awards.
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National Acquisition Insider Sale: $29 Down Cars in Frederick
Tate Chrysler Plymouth Daewoo in Frederick opens a three day event offering used vehicles with a $29 down payment and extended terms. The sale runs March 15 to 17 with 9am to 8pm hours, featuring Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Plymouth, Toyota, Honda and more. Early arrival advised for best picks amid high inventory and on site contact (301) 663-6126.
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