Stadium plan would let Redskins owner bypass appeals board
Anne Arundel County Trade Council proposed skipping the Board of Appeals and sending a new $160 million stadium plan for Laurel directly to the County Council. The group aims to address traffic and objections from a hearing officer, with County Executive John Gary to consider if lawful and economically beneficial. Meanwhile, a separate police raid in Baltimore resulted in arrests for welfare card fraud tied to methadone enhancement drugs.
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John Gary
Board of Appeals
Morgan
Trade Council
Bert Rice
Anne Arundel County
Robert C. Wilcox
Washington
Gary
Larry Telford
Eutaw
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Baban Nguyen
Mammasan” Nguyen
Dung Phoun Nguyen
State Department of Human Resources
David Hammel
Saturday School redirects rowdy students at Annapolis Middle
In Annapolis Maryland the Saturday School Program for seventh and eighth graders uses two hour sessions led by three teachers to teach conflict resolution. Since its start with a $5 000 grant the program has drawn over 120 students across six Saturdays. Only five of 124 attendees have needed return to suspension and overall suspensions have dropped. The effort aims to keep students in school and improve attendance and scores.
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Annapolis
Deborah Baker
Annapolis Middle School
Cassidy
Patuxent guards clash over drug searches after inmate escape
Patuxent Institution guards protest intensified security after August escape by Kevin Siler, amid probes of drug smuggling by staff. Three suspended for negligence, one charged with heroin possession. Strip searches briefly used. security tightened with restricted items and enhanced inspections. Director Henneberry warns ongoing measures to curb drugs and improve vigilance.
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Jessup
Patuxent Institution
Joseph Henneberry
Patuxent
Kevin Siler
Siler
West Palm Beach
Fla
Maryland
Supermax
Baltimore
Archie C. Gee
Leonard A. Sipes Jr
Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services
Gee
Thomas Ridgley
Poor funding and leadership sink rape crisis center
The Sexual Assault Recovery Center in Baltimore will close December 31 due to chronic financial woes and poor management. The final blow came when a staffer was forced to rush a $250,000 grant through downtown traffic in five minutes, missing the noon deadline by six minutes. The center faced deficits near $50,000 in 1993, with loans from former executives and a succession of stalled grants, including a $100,000 Abell Foundation grant that could not be renewed.
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Baltimore
Kelly Schwartz
State Department of Human Resources
Ms. Schwartz
Mad
Cecelia Carroll
Peter D. Ward
Center
Sandy Douglas
Mrs. Carroll
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