Maryland Judge Moylan to lead independent probe into chief allegations
Raffensberger calls for investigation and accountability citing duty to the department administration and public. Judge Moylan, 66, a Maryland lawyer and former Washington County Circuit Court justice, will oversee the inquiry while a state prosecutor renews the case. officials hope for integrity amid race relations scrutiny.
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Knife-wielding youth allowed back in same school
Circuit Court Judge Julie Stevenson ruled that Devon Boring, 13, who threatened two classmates with a knife, may attend the same school as his victims. One victim said he fears retaliation and nightmares persist. School officials voiced safety concerns as the case remains under probation terms and contact orders.
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Schools’ half days under scrutiny this week debate
The article outlines concerns over two upcoming half days at Margaret Tone Elementary and discusses the Maryland State Teachers Association conference. School officials, including Be Balles and Ron Peppe, consider extending parent teacher conferences to two full days, but transportation costs and contract terms complicate any change.
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Local builders oppose higher impact fees and claim $18 million yearly impact
Builders argue against a county plan to raise impact fees, saying it would divert funds from maintaining services. Consultant Paul Tischler counters, while Commissioner John Thompson pushes a large hike. He shows a $150,000 home example and breaks down costs, suggesting the fee could cut into profits rather than raise final prices.
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Bigger Social Security COLA rises in 2001 amid inflation
A 3.5 percent cost-of-living increase for 2001 will lift the average retiree check by about 29 to 45 dollars per month, with SSI recipients gaining up to 50 dollars. The rise, effective January 1, follows higher health care costs and Medicare rule changes, and continues the automatic COLA tied to the Consumer Price Index since 1975.
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