Park bill nears approval to expand Monocacy Battlefield
A 23.5 million authorization would expand the Monocacy National Battlefield Park in Frederick County by 632 acres, enabling the National Park Service to complete the Civil War site by purchasing land along I-270. Senator Dale Bumpers predicts quick passage. Sen. Paul Sarbanes and Rep. Beverly Byron drafted related measures. The plan includes trails and a larger visitor center, with claims of heavy local interest and expected visitor growth beyond nearby Antietam.
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County workers face two day furlough plan
County officials discussed a two day furlough with a one day limit before year end. Mrs. Yingling opposed furloughs favoring salary cuts, urging a 1 percent rollback. Budget officer Mark Sweadner estimated a 1 percent cut saves about $21,087 for the remainder of the year or $190,000 over six months.
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City police charge three residents with crack cocaine
Frederick City Police arrested three area residents Thursday night at John Hanson Apartments for possession of crack cocaine. Reuben P. Garden, 24, was seized near Maxwell Alley at 9:40 p.m. and charged. two others Merril S. Smith, 48, and Norman D. Leszear, 23, faced possession charges after police observed them smoking crack in an alley. Bonds set or released on recognizance.
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Magic Johnson Retires From NBA Amid Ill-Health Ongoing
The article honors Earvin Magic Johnson, detailing his 1979 No. 1 draft rise from Michigan State to NBA stardom. It highlights his MVP awards, assists record, and pivotal role in Lakers championships, while colleagues and coaches reflect on his career and upcoming challenges.
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City plans Carroll Street center linking creekside housing and parkland
Aldermen back a transportation centered project near the future East Street route to promote stable residential areas along the creek and preserve parkland at each end. The plan draws praise as a hopeful community focal point. Public aviation moves forward with Frederick Aviation proposing an above ground fuel system at Frederick Municipal Airport near Bailes Lane, approved by FAA. two tanks initially with potential expansion to a fuel farm for all users.
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Goodrich Reflects On Service And Public Contact
In a quiet attic desk interview, Goodrich admits he isn’t a polished politician yet values citizen engagement. He says he enjoys interfacing with people and believes citizens deserve answers when they call or raise town problems.
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University of Maryland professors vote to strike over cuts
A general strike is planned at the University of Maryland College Park to protest English department cutbacks and 13 faculty layoffs affecting about 10,000 students. Campus leader David Wyatt says the walkout targets funding losses totaling 40 million dollars over two years, with a 4-1 faculty vote approving the action.
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Voter turnout figures by precinct in recent charter vote
The report shows turnout across several precincts with varying participation. Jefferson precinct 141, Teh pect fe 8 Tescarora precinct 21.1, and Singapore precinct 191 recorded low engagement. Woodville precinct 181 and Market precinct ? reflect mid to low turnout among thousands registered.
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