Hearing on bias in Hagerstown prompts clash over discrimination laws
In Hagerstown a state commission hearing drew testimony about protections against housing discrimination for LGBTQ individuals. Supporters argued for protections while opponents urged employers and property owners reserve the right to discriminate based on sexual orientation.
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Thanksgiving meals bring volunteers to feed the homeless
The First Baptist Church of Frederick and State Farm volunteers led a weeklong effort to serve Thanksgiving meals, with 23 turkeys prepared and distributed. The program ensures area homeless receive a hot meal all week, fostering camaraderie and support during a busy season.
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Court records access rules could change
Court records access rules may be revised amid ongoing reviews. Officials emphasize transparency while balancing privacy and public interest. Stakeholders, including legal groups and civil society, await proposed criteria and safeguards.
Humane Society Elects New President Amid Proactive Push
The Humane Society announced a new president as it pledges a more proactive stance. President Moss comments on limited staff but emphasizes direct care and a push to get the center clinic running promptly.
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