Mount Airy Considers Transitional Zoning Change
A resident named Mr Russell seeks rezoning to move from a mixed area near Peacock Center. He fears buyers will view nearby properties as non residential, while neighbors worry about value impact. The planning commission only offers a recommendation to the town council, which will decide.
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Belgeville
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Umacimonchy
Baltimore Eyes Language Friendly Health Care For Hispanics
City officials seek better access for Hispanics amid language and cultural barriers. Only eight of 1,300 health dept employees speak Spanish, while community leaders estimate Hispanics in the city range from 8,500 to possibly 50,000. Undocumented, uninsured workers evade the census, complicating counts. Visits to health centers have risen, with Highlandtown center showing a 60 percent yearly jump. Translators are scarce and patients wait hours in emergency rooms. The department plans to bring in ten university students to assist in health care outreach.
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Balti- Tree
Beilenson
Highlandtown
Angelo Solera
Solera
Holy Cross names cancer program leaders and chief
Holy Cross Health announces new director lineup for its cancer program Sian on Roa bors is named director of Hele Cros Hostal with Toss Hi 3 and Vicky Conroy as executive director Conroy a nurse joins from July 1999 and will lead development and planning for the hospital's oncology center in Bethesda Kevin J Sexton Holy Cross president cites assembling a first class staff and Conroy's organizational skills as key to advancing the program The narrative mentions prior roles in clinical program development oncology service and training in Dublin Ireland and elsewhere
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Roa Bors
Hele Cros Hostal
Toss Hi "3
Vicky Conroy
Holy Cross Health
Kevin J. Sexton
Sexton
Conroy
Holy Cross
Bethesda
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Dublin
Ireland
Townsend Tops 2002 Maryland Fundraising With 1.5 Million
AP reports Lt Gov Kathleen Kennedy Townsend has raised over 1.5 million in the past year and 1.85 million in two years as she gears up for a 2002 gubernatorial bid. Doug Duncan shows 964,525 in two years. Robert Ehrlich holds about 97,000 on hand.
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Annapolis
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend
Doug Duncan
U.S
Robert Ehrlich
Paul Schurack
Ehrlich
Tuition Guidelines Change From University System
The university system may ask the Court of Appeals to reconsider its ruling while proposing an interim poll. Anderson notes campuses face many decisions this season. In-state students at the University of Maryland pay 5136 annually, while nonresidents pay 12668.
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Anderson
University of Maryland In
College Park
Safe Toy Partners strive to curb unsafe products in area stores
Montgomery County Executive Douglas M. Duncan launches the Safe Toy sweep to prevent recalled toys from hitting shelves. Fourteen retailers signed onto the program earning a Safe Toy Partner seal, with Kay Bee Toys at Mall cited as a supporter. Officials urge consumers to read labels and check for sturdy construction, small parts, and proper wrapping as the Division of Consumer Affairs maintains the partner list and contact information.
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Montgomery County
Douglas M. Duncan
U.S
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Duncan
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