Ehrlich announces bid amid Maryland GOP support
Ehrlich faces a crowd of about 200 on Dolores Street as he signals a run for Maryland governor. State lawmakers attend, praising his vision while he discusses issues from education funding and crime to slot machines and the Intercounty Connector.
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Dolores Street
Elvitch
Vivian Siewierski
Mr. Elvitch
Christopher Shank
K. Washington
Mc. Ehrlich
Maryland
Bob
Equity
Mi Ehrrich
Annapolis
Chileh
Ehrlicht
Thotziton Commission
Gaithersburg
Laurel
Satie
Parris Glendening
Whiiich
Townsend
Fleischmann
Maryland State Board of Elections
Holle
Ehvitch
Frederick County
Scott Rolle
Secrets Behind Cold War Bunkers Stir Public Curiosity
Washington seeks to reclaim secrecy on bombproof emergency centers once kept hidden outside the capital. Satellite imagery and online chatter reveal nearby installations as a civil servant familiar with the area describes a hilltop bunker and radio towers, while observers warn of eroding hushes.
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Sue Ley
Washington
Townsend Endorsement Tour Signals Gubernatorial Candidacy
Townsend prepared to announce her gubernatorial bid soon after an Annapolis session, endorsing the Intercounty Connector ICC amid mixed reactions in Montgomery County. County Executive Douglas M Duncan praised her stance while two council members criticized it, urging transit improvements and renewal of the environmental study.
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Hira
Townsend
Annapolis
Tethesda
U.S
Robert Ehrlich
ICC
Montgomery County
Douglas M. Duncan
Blair G. Eiving
Marijuana Bill Sparks Debate On Medical Use
The article notes division in the medical community over marijuana benefits. Delegate Joseph Vallarlo of Prinos George's chairs the committee that approved the bill, arguing it would cover patients and relatives who could persuade a judge they are buying marijuana for gravely ill individuals.
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Joseph Vallarlo
Dprinos George
Vigil for Rev Pulliam and Children Held Tonight
A candlelight vigil and prayer service for Rev Rodney Pulliam and his three children is planned for 6 pm at St John’s Prospect Hall Ballpark near the accident site. A Memorial Fund will be started at the Community Foundation of Frederick County with contact numbers and a mailing address provided for contributions.
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St John's
Prospect Hall
Wouthter
Ue Over- Jook
Hirrwes Street
Rodney Pulliam
Community Foundation
Dana Lough
Snowden
Rev
Conyers
Frederick mourns pulliam family in deadly crash
At a city hall prayer service Frederick leaders recall minister Rodney Pulliam and his three sons Rodny Jordan and Matthew die in a rear end collision involving a 1997 Oldsmobile Cutlass driven by Anthony Fitzgerald Grimes. Police say the driver may have had a medical episode. Contributions fund burial costs at First Missionary Baptist Church.
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Fom
Yandal
Anthony Fitzgerald Grimes
Jennifer Dougherty
Pulliam
Frederick
Day
Ms. Dougherly
Rodney
William Graham
First Missionary Baptist Church
Afr Pulliam
Sid Mr. Pulliam
Ninistry
Manthey
Ar. Pullisn
Grahan
Tew Graham
Pulliam Farily Fund
Swallowtall Drive
Lost license details reveal medical board role in driving rulings
Maryland police report a driver with medical conditions faced license suspension and possible reinstatement after seizures. The Medical Advisory Board reviews cases, including epilepsy and hypoglycemia, with authority to suspend or reinstate driving privileges. Officials declined to comment further while investigators await a final police report.
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Cpl
Maronay
State Medical Advisor Board
MVA
Maryland
Ralla
Grimes
Medical Advisory Board
Rolle
Str Grimes
Anna Hoffman
Jon Acton
Acton
Marylant
Documenta
Moroney
Susan G. Nical
Lawmakers mull fierce penalties as bills move through sessions
The draft sentencing measure would impose life without parole for offenders convicted of first or second degree rape or related sex offenses if they have prior rape or sex offense convictions. Other bills seek referenda on zoning changes, tax relief for telecommuters, and a two year tree planting pilot in Frederick and Carroll counties, amid disputes between county commissioners and a residents group.
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Spencer
Ms. Hecht
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Frederick County
Ferguson
General Assembly
House
Paul Stull
Frederick
Hecht
Frederick Anl
Carrall
Ways and Means
Montgomery
Prince George's
Montgomery County
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