O Neil launches at large Montgomery County Council bid
William O Neil a 39 year old Democrat and former Germantown Citizens Association leader formally announced his campaign for an at large seat on the Montgomery County Council outside Rockville s County Office Building He says he will not leave his current council aide job and cites conflict with state law as not an issue He condemns current leadership for neglecting communities warning Germantown’s growth and traffic will mirror Clarksburg and pledges to oppose Pay and Go funding and the Intercounty Connector promising stronger leadership and better education for local students.
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William O'Neil
Montgomery County
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Fliers banned in county mailboxes during campaign drive
Montgomery County officials warned staff to keep political activity off county property after fliers for a State's Attorney fund-raiser were found in deputy and police mailboxes. CAO Bruce Romer issued a memo urging campaign material stay outside work hours and off premises. Sheriff Kight seized the fliers from deputies, citing merit rules, while Dean declined comment.
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Douglas M. Duncan
Robert L. Dean
Duncan
Montgomery County
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Dean
Raymond M. Kight
Morella Honored by Breast Cancer Coalition in DC
U S Representative Constance Morella received the National Breast Cancer Coalition award at their sixth annual advocacy conference in Washington with First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton present. Morella, who chairs the Washington area Race for the Cure, praised increased federal breast cancer research funding to 500 million dollars in 1997 and pledged continued effort to beat the disease.
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National Breast Cancer Coalition
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Morella
Washington
Duncan confronts council over spending and micromanagement
Montgomery County Executive Douglas M Duncan blasted the County Council for overspending and micromanagement after a 6-3 vote to authorize two premium day holidays for county workers. He warned the council risks depleting reserves and urged fiscal restraint, proposing a two cent property tax cut and repeal of the cell phone tax. Council member Gail H. Ewing accused the executive of wanting to keep $26 million idle for allocation decisions while funds should be returned to taxpayers and used for real needs.
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Montgomery County
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Duncan
Gail H. Ewing
Hairston Leads Minor Leaguers Past Orioles In Bowie Exhibition
Bowie’s Prince George’s Stadium hosted 14 316 fans as Frederick Keys shortstop Jerry Hairston collected three hits and four RBIs to help the Orioles minor league all stars beat Baltimore 7 4. Hairston drove in a run with a single and a bases loaded double, while Darrell Dent and Ryan Minor also contributed key hits as the All Stars toppled the parent club’s pitchers.
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Parrish Dominates As Keys Edge Warthogs In NL Clash
Frederick Keys pitcher John Parrish delivered his best outing of the season shutting out Winston-Salem for seven innings on four hits. He struck out six with no walks, as Frederick held on to win 4-3 at Harry Grove Stadium. Parrish credited his change-up for keeping hitters off balance and earned praise from manager Tommy Shields for his command and breaking ball.
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Alidoosti Unger top seeds in Frederick County tennis
Frederick County Tennis Tourney opens at 2 pm with events at Fleming Avenue Courts Second Street Courts and Frederick High School Semifinals and finals set for Fleming Avenue Courts Wednesday top seeds include freshmen Babak Alidoosti and defending champion Gretchen Unger Middletown’s Matt Johnson is second seed in boys singles Emily Kehoe is second seed in girls singles Walkersville TJ Fredericksburg and Urbana players hold top spots in doubles and mixed doubles races across six events.
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Capitals shift to favorite role after upset filled playoffs
The Washington Capitals, riding a late-season surge to clinch fourth and home ice, enter the conference semifinals against Ottawa as the favorites. Coach Ron Wilson urges belief over perfection as the team faces the Senators, who won the season series 3-1.
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Biddinger Hurls No Hitter as TJ Closes Regular Season
Nicole Biddinger threw a no hitter and Amanda Rhoderick went 4 for 4 guiding TJ to a 9-0 win over Frederick at Ballenger Creek Park. TJ clinched the Central Maryland Conference title at 15-2 overall, 12-0 in the CMC, ending Frederick's bid as Amanda Debes added a two run homer and Rhoderick produced key RBIs while TJ’s defense stifled Frederick's baserunners.
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Biddinger
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Ballenger Creek Park
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Notch
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Tr nips Cadets in CMH baseball thriller
Thomas Johnson beat Frederick 6-4 at McCurdy Field as David Ellis drove in two runs with a third inning grounder misplayed then closed with three innings on the mound. TJ moved to 11-7, 9-4 in the Central Maryland Conference. Frederick led 4-2 before the five-run fifth.
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