Frederick grant decisions shape local projects and police HQ plan
Legislators in Frederick County debated funding for local projects. Delaplaine center and Lamar Sanitarium won approval, while Frederick YMCA and Frederick County Human Services Foundation were denied. A central law enforcement HQ for Frederick County sheriff, police, and state police is under discussion with a May 15 deadline. the design phase may proceed with conditions.
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Lamar Sanitarium
Senate
Frederick County
Delaplaine Center
Frederick Ymca
Frederick County Human Services Foundation Inc
South Carroll Street
Carrol Creek
Central Maryland Heritage League
Main Street
Middletown
Gun bill spurs floor clash as lawmakers duel on controls
Debate over the governor’s gun control bill pits opponents who demand less regulation against proponents who say the measure adds common sense. Key provisions include a one per month purchase limit, background checks, a seven day wait, and penalties for straw sales. House and Senate leaders maneuver to avoid a conference, with Baker reshaping the bill and a veto promised on any alternative.
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Ferguson
Derr
John Pica
Baltimore
Nathaniel McFadden
John Cade
Anne Arundel
House
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Conference
Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee
Walter Baker
D-Cecil
Glendening
Life Giver musical to run at Maranatha church weekend
Maranatha Church will stage The Life Giver a free performance from Friday March 29 to Sunday March 31 at 7 pm. Willing performers include Ms Wardrop and Willie Norman with Agape Press and the Children Ministry contributing musical dramas and workshops.
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Eniles
Wardrop
Willie Norman
Norman
Wall dispute along Fourth Avenue stalls city decision
Streets extend from 108 N Fourth Ave to 122 N Fourth Ave covering seven parcels including six homes and a vacant lot. The wall height ranges from 1 to 7 feet and a legal ruling on ownership is pending. Council refers matter to city attorney John Clapp and may temporarily close Fourth Avenue during construction. Mayor signs grant for the Inflow and Infiltration Removal Program with Maryland Department of the Environment. Maintenance contract awarded for Yourtee Spring roof and wall system to P H Drayer Co for 32843 plus 700 for ventilation. Century Pool Management wins pool maintenance bid.
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Fourth Ave
N. Fourth Ave
Parks
David McIntosh
John Clapp
Brent Bell
Maryland Department of the Environment
Century Pool Management
Bethesda
P.H. Drayer Co
Jefferson
Yourtee Spring
Middletown incident spurs hunting law debate support group remarks
Mr Reeder notes accident prompts talk of permitting handguns in shotgun zones while groups push safety. He praises workers' attitude and effort. Hunting laws fall under the Department of Natural Resources, so no General Assembly vote is needed.
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Reeder
Middletown
Department of Natural Resources
Anyes
General Assembly
Maryland fights to keep Medimmune in state amid relocation talks
Gov Glendening administration led by James Brady builds a 43 million package from public and private sources to retain Medimmune. Company officials say incentives are similar to Cleveland deal, but no decision yet as pieces remain before a potential announcement.
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Parris Glendening
Ledimmune
Cleveland
Glendening
Department of Business and Economic Development
James Brady
Medimmune
Maryland
Brady
Mark Kaufmann
Mr. Kaufmann
Construction Worker Falls From Fort Detrick Roof
A Long Construction employee, David Wayne Dudderar, 39, of Cascade, fell about one story while decking the roof of the new fire company extension at Fort Detrick. He was flown to Maryland’s Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore after the 9:40 a.m. incident.
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Long Construction Company
Fort Detrick
Norm Covert
David Wayne Dudderar
Cascade
Fire Company
Covert
Dudderar
R Adam Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Baltimore
Maryland State Police
Long Construction
Thurmont
Body contouring options and timing guidance
The article explains two main approaches liposuction for fat removal and dermalipectomies or tucks that remove fat plus skin. It notes liposuction needs good skin elasticity and is best for near target weight while tucks address loose skin but involve longer surgery and visible scars. It warns weight loss alone cannot replace these procedures and cautions against expensive diet plans.
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Frederick Barracks
Thomas Sexbeery
Baltimore County
Appropriations
Sue Hecht
Frederick Washington
Frederick
Hecht
Thomas Smith
Witt
M.W. Samara
Anne Klein
Efeggett
Sterling Optical
Boh
James Kom
Ar Dacourta Tr Cape
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Oreo
Frederick Towne Mall
Biotech
Sunny Day Fund
Maryland Industrial Development Financing Authority
MIDFA
Maryland Industrial and Commercial Redevelopment Fund
MICRF
Frederick City
John Derr
Jim Grimes
Marc
Mass Transit Administration
Anthony Brown
Sylvan
Sylvan Learning Center
Rene
serememeTe
Algistat
Bradd Hammond
Fairview Center
7Th Street
Baquacts 13
The
United States
Aming
Plastic Surgery News
Boneh Donald
Arety Ford
Toll House Avenue
Elan
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