Outstanding Maryland women honored Snodgrass and Cannon
Maryland officials recognize Mary Snodgrass and Tina Cannon among six other delegates and notable leaders as “Outstanding” women for their careers, service, and mentorship. Snodgrass speaks on surviving breast cancer and aiding the Deaf and blind communities. Cannon chairs F M Bancorp and leads bank associations while supporting local education and civic groups.
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National Bank Marketing Association
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Hood College Board of Trustees
Christopher's Law bills stall in Senate amid cost fears
Senate debate on Christopher's Law measures faced stiff opposition as lawmakers warned ballooning costs from tough crime bills. Provisions include denying good behavior credits, life sentences without parole for repeat child sexual offenses, publishing sex-offender data online, and banning certain plea bargains. Costs remain uncertain as votes are delayed.
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Two Dozen Win 24 Million Maryland Lotto Jackpot
Twenty four current and former Social Security Administration employees form the two dirty dozen pool to claim a $24 million Maryland Lotto prize. Most winners declined to identify themselves. each will receive about $558,333 after taxes. Pool organizer Cindy Moore led the group to Maryland Lottery Headquarters to claim the jackpot, with plans ranging from college funds to home remodeling and debt payoff.
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Maryland Lottery
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Cindy Moore
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Hertschs Tavern
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Carriage proposal explores downtown Frederick rides
Merchants in the Downtown Frederick Association subsidize Frederick Tour & Carriage Co to offer holiday and special rides. The Parks and Recreation Department would handle marketing and ticket sales with all proceeds to the city. If only half the tickets sell, the city would recoup 27765 of 36224 dollars. The plan aims to boost quality of life and promote downtown while supporting recreation funding.
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