House approves preliminary fiscal 2000 operating budget
Maryland House votes preliminary approval on a roughly 1.0 billion state budget for education and operations. Amendments targeted department postings of sex offender lists, Marriott incentives, and new science building funding tied to a proposed cigarette tax hike. Debates focus on cost discipline, spending guidelines, and potential tax structure changes ahead of final passage.
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Lawmakers clash over bills on minimums and off duty carry
Legislators debate repeal of mandatory minimums amid opposition from Ted Wieseman of the Public Defenders Office. Mr Mooney weighs withdrawing his bill after debates. Frederick County Sheriff James Hagg testifies for off duty carry for sheriffs and deputies, arguing deputies act to uphold the law out of county. A fourth measure would make it a felony to leave handguns accessible to minors.
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Self defense class teaches students practical moves
OSU host offers a hands on self defense session for middle school students. Participants including Jenn Roberson Jessica Buckhent Leung Kicks learned blocking and slapping responses to attackers. They praised the lesson for safety, discipline and future confidence and some planned to enroll in karate next year.
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Firestone's Opens in Frederick in Restored Market Building
Frederick welcomes Firestone's, a new restaurant in the restored 105 North Market building. The menu promises heartwarming American fare and a friendly atmosphere with breakfast lunch and dinner options and a welcoming, casual vibe.
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Woman’s fall leads to hospital and inquiry
A disrupted scene on a city street ended with Mr Harrison injured as bystanders recalled a chaotic incident. Police and emergency services attended the site, with Mr Harrison rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment after the event, while authorities began preliminary inquiries into the cause and responsible parties.
Senate approves newborn hearing screening bill
The Senate passed legislation mandating universal newborn hearing screening. The measure seeks to ensure early detection across hospitals and birth centers, with testimony highlighting benefits for Deaf communities and early intervention efforts nationwide.
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