Frederick Transit to Expand Routes and Raise Fares
The Transit system outlines new one hour loop routes across Frederick city with six routes meeting at the Transit Center and no longer relying on six previous Flex routes. Fares rise countywide with the 1 hour trip at $1.25, monthly pass $45, and a $10 transit ticket. Changes start April 22.
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Dougherty
Whittier
Crestwood Boulevard
Transit
Whitkier
Frederick Community College
Francis Scott Key Mall
Frederick
West End
Frederick County
Brunswick/Jefferson
Walkersville
Emmitsburg
Mhamont
Frederick Wil Sill
Transl
John Trewis
Transi
Zoning Role in Power Plant Siting Sparks Committee Tangle
Supporters push for local zoning to influence Duke Energy Frederick’s 1500 megawatt plant near Point of Rocks while PSC warns the Heetz-Stexlgrass bill would erode a multi agency permit review. Senate hearing set for March 26 as Joint Oversight Committee on Electric Consumer Choice and Competition looms.
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PSC
Jotan Hurson
D-Montgomery
Joint Oversight Committee On
Electric Consumer Choice
House
Senate
Duke Energy Frederick
Point of Rocks
Duke
Watson
Frederick Caumey
Hecht
Frederick Washington
Citiens
Department of Natural Resources
Office of Smart Growth
Paul Stull
R-Frederick
Donald Elliott
Linganore County Seeks Separate Easement Deal In Talks
In Maryland's Linganore area the county and the association clash over water and sewer line easements valued at 12 million dollars. The county wants the easements included in the road and sewer project while the association argues for a separate contract. House committee hearings show county leaders wary of delaying maintenance funding. Meanwhile a zoning ordinance rewrite sparks public input questions and a referendum push by Defenders of Citizens Rights.
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Tealan
Seager
Raad
House Commerce and Government Matters Committee
David Gray
Association
John Snow
Snow
Mr. Gray
Defenders of Citizens Rights
Gray
Rape Report Prompts Security Push at Frederick Complex
Frederick police distributed notices about the attack to ten buildings at a medical complex. Employees report heightened precautions as the victim recovers. Investigators describe the suspect as a dark-skinned male around six feet tall wearing a dark jacket, hair cap, and white sneakers. callers with tips may reach police at 301-694-2100 or Detective Ray at 301-631-2716.
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Frederick
Fiers
Mehler
Miers
Danielle Poe
HealthSanth
Ms. Poe
Sandy Dunn
Tri-State
Jomas Johnson Drive
Ms. Dunn
Ray Lad
Ray
Attackers ambushed in Afghan valley fight ends with bunker discovery
Allies recount an assault where Rodriguez and Blatt Set says they found a cave bunker with rocket rounds and medical supplies after a rocky push. Two enemy fighters were killed, one earlier, and four Afghan fighters were later picked off by an AC 130 Spectre firefight in the same area.
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Rodriguez
Redding
Calif
Hhe
Blatt Set
Lonnie Schultz
Denver
Colo
Brea Lening
Burrier
Jonathan Wightman
Phoenix
Aziz
U.S
Yates verdict focuses on five dead children verdict
The jury found Andrea Yates guilty of murder in the June deaths of Nash John and baby War. Prosecutors welcomed the life sentence while discussions on insanity defenses and future legal changes continued. Gov Perry defended the current system and Yates faces formal sentencing to make her the 70th woman in Texas prisons for killing her children.
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Yates
Nash
John
War
Russell Yates
Paul
Luke
Kaylynn Williford
Unese
Taveryone
Rick Perry
Texas Associated Press
Texas
Texas Department of Criminal Justice
Afghan royalists warn of strong reaction to king’s isolation
Afghan tribal chiefs from the volatile south warn U.N. and U.S. officials and say they will resist attempts to limit King Mohammad Zaher Shah as his return from exile approaches. They demand free access to the king in Kabul and oppose housing him in a modest residence rather than the royal palace. The declaration was adopted by about 300 elders from seven southwestern provinces.
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Kandahar
Afghanistan
Allpry
U.N
U.S
Mohammad Zaher Shah
Zaher Shah
Rome
Kabul
Kanda
Har City
Germany
Talia
United States
al-Qaida
U S gifts 20000 books to Kabul University library
The United States delivered 20,000 books to Kabul University, moving the American Cultural Center collection to a refurbished campus library. The set includes reference works, American literature, and science texts and aims to support Afghan rebuilding and education after decades of conflict.
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U.S
Kabul University Library
Kabul
Afghanistan
United States
Kabil University
Sherief Fayez
Lbrary
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Fort Detries
Rosemount Avenue
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Key Parkway
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Willowdale Drive
Montewue Lane
Rosemont Avenue
Baughtman's Lane
Norva Avenue
Prospect Boulevard
Center Street
Linganore
T'ny
Education, Health and Environmental Affairs Committee
Andrea Yates
Ine Tovelace
National Alliance For the
Holiday Inn Holidome & Gont
Fsk Mall
Nar
Geminata
Ronald B. Gorayab
Eaminars
Acoravereeumiko
Ryan Crocker
Crocker
OUR Galaxy
Ry Lut
Galaxy
Levolor
Kirsch
Zirlon
DelMar
Adeno
Meade Sree
Esha
Gesiom Caorring
Mathew
Icpenney
Akepenney
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