Van Hollen Runs to Oppose Morella in 8th District
Maryland State Senator Christopher Van Hollen Jr. filed for the 8th Congressional seat in Rockville pledging to counter Bush administration attacks and push forward progressive goals. He faces Delegate Mark K. Shriver in the Democratic primary, backing environmental and working-family protections built on his Annapolis record.
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Cape May Light Cruise Ship Visits Baltimore Area
The 224 passenger Cape May Light, operated by Delta Queen Coastal Voyages, arrives in Baltimore this week and will depart Friday for Annapolis and Washington. The voyage includes stops in Williamsburg and Norfolk with ten port calls planned along the itinerary.
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Eighth graders show indifference to MSPAP tests in Maryland
Annapolis report notes eighth graders are less engaged with the Maryland School Performance Assessment Program MSPAP. The piece cites teacher firings angering schools in Howard County and Glenwood Middle, with parents doubting MSPAP accuracy and concerns about nonacademic areas like language and art being cut.
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Board of Education delays ruling on former principal
Board members Deborah Aughenbaugh Dave Boffnar and Steve Crawford will then present a recommendation to the full board. An appeal hearing was originally scheduled but details remain unsettled as investigators proceed.
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Mount Airy OKs first projects since lifting ban
Mount Airy planners approve four developments including Larry’s plan for 140 homes on 78 acres near Buffalo Road and Candice Drive after the town lifted a construction ban. Officials cite traffic and regional park use while debates over busing and school redistricting flare. Other approved projects include a 49-townhome plan on Village Oaks Drive and a warehouse center at Twin Ridge Professional Center amid concerns about open space and parking.
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Ferry concept sails on despite study and doubts
Lawmakers weigh a high speed ferry link to shuttle tourists between growing southern economies and the Lower Sacramento area as an alternative to the Bay Bridge. Critics question feasibility and cost, while supporters say it could attract 200 000 visitors yearly and relieve congestion. Delegates McClena han and Wood Jr push for state funds via congressional grants to finance a possible lower seaport route.
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