Hanna proposes unique Montgomery County housing initiative
Montgomery County Councilman William E. Hanna Jr. proposes a seven year Productivity Housing program to build 25,000 housing units across seven planning areas with county land and potential land acquisitions, target prices from 50 000 to 150 000 dollars, monthly rents 400 to 900, and eligibility for households earning 20 000 to 51 000. The plan includes a citizens working group in each area, a technical committee, and a funding split for the housing incentive fund and homeless programs. A backup linkage would require developers to include units in other projects if land is scarce. Former planning board chair Norman Christeller backs an overlay zoning approach and Montgomery Housing Partnership inc reports first dwelling unit in Potomac with early fundraising.
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Literacy seminar planned by Montgomery College in Rockville
A Rockville seminar on Workplace Literacy will be sponsored by Montgomery College on October 31 in the Fine Arts Building. Panelists from public and private sectors will discuss training programs that boost profits, productivity, and efficiency. The event highlights that 20 to 70 million adults lack basic literacy skills and 45 million are only marginally competent, with growing emphasis on problem solving, computer literacy, communication, teamwork, and interpersonal skills.
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Two MontCo crashes kill two in Poolesville and Rockville
In separate incidents in Montgomery County two people died. Ronald Sylvester Hoes, 29, of Sykesville, died near Slidell Road and Barnesville Road when his 1977 Chevy pickup failed a curve and struck a tree. Authorities noted no seat belt use and no alcohol factor. Solochana Oberai, 49, of Rockville, died early Monday when her husband Je Joginder Oberai’s 1987 Hooda Accord slid on a wet Md 28 road and collided with a van. all occupants wore seat belts. The van driver was Jeffrey P. Beth, 34, of Hardy Place, Rockville.
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Proposal to abandon CSX track does not affect MARC
Maryland Public Service Commission spokesman Daniel Gahagan said the Germantown team track has not been used for three years and has already been removed. A State Railroad Administration official reported the track and its connection to the main line were gone. With action scheduled Wednesday, no objections had been received and passenger service to Germantown will continue unchanged.
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