Expansion of Baltimore plant faces Critical Area hurdles
Baltimore RESCO seeks a 25 percent capacity rise to 3 000 tons daily, adding a fourth furnace at the Gwynns Falls facility. State Critical Area law and environmental groups threaten scrutiny and potential ban, with officials weighing exemptions and shoreline rules as opponents push for recycling over incineration.
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Low income Marylanders pay less taxes after tax law changes
Annapolis AP reports a staff study finds most Marylanders earning under 15 000 dollars pay less state and local income tax due to last year changes. Working parents gain most as the earned income credit was credited on state returns. Some groups see smaller or no relief.
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Frederick County youths campaign backed by business group
More than 160 business education and community leaders met to plan a public private partnership for Frederick County youth. Marion Pines spoke as keynote for Maryland's Tomorrow, with Ken Rice pushing joint effort among business and schools.
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F and M Bank Centers Open Easter Weekend Hours
F M's Bank Centers announce weekend hours for Easter. Offices close Friday April 1 but open Thursday March 31 from 5 to 7 p.m. Drive ins run 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday. 24 hour centers available throughout the holiday.
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