Turdred fodder dump shocks Walkersville area
Mrs Zimmerman said winds dumped several hundred tons of fodder onto a cattle shed. cows were rescued and about 50 volunteers from Walkersville and Emmitsburg worked into Sunday evening to clear the fodder. Forecasters predict sunny morning, cloudy afternoon, 30 percent rain chance, highs mid to upper 50s, with a weaker front followed by a warmer midweek.
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Voters to choose aldermen across six polling sites
Election officials prepare 91 workers and 84 judges for voter turnout in five aldermanic races. Polls open at 7 a.m. with results expected by 9 30 p.m. Incumbents and candidates from both parties vie for five seats across six locations including South Frederick Elementary and Old Frederick Armory.
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Meta Nash
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James Lee
Otho Keller
Alan Imhoff
Donna Kuzemchak
William Hall
Mr. Young
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Hillcrest Drive
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Motter Ave
Rehrmann Offers Harford County Executive Bids in Governor Race
Bel Air official and former Harford County executive candidate Eleanor Rehrmann argues for state wide education funding and criticizes governor Glendening for county deals. She contrasts Sauerbrey’s budget experience, notes tax cut stance, and highlights differences on smart growth and resources. Rehrmann resides in Bel Air with four adult children and one grandchild.
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Amtrak strike threat ends in tentative three year deal
Amtrak reached a tentative three year contract averting a strike that could have halted urban and long distance services for 500 communities and 54 000 daily riders in major metro areas. The agreement provides annual wage bumps totaling less than a 3 percent rise once mediators had proposed higher terms. Amtrak President Tom Downs said the deal delivers a fair increase while preserving the companys financial health.
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