Preservation versus development threatens Civil War sites
Maryland officials and preservationists warn that growing development near Frederick and Urbana risks destroying Civil War battlefields such as Best Farm. The National Park Service aims to acquire adjacent land to protect battlefields while local leaders weigh funding and governance measures including a 1 percent transfer tax, building excise taxes, and fire tax authority to sustain parkland preservation and agricultural land.
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Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Urbana Pike
National Park Service
Park Service
Best Farm
Carington Williams
Association of the Preservation of
Maryland
Kentucky
Louise Snodgrass
Congress
Gardner
Gray
John L. Thompson Jr
Terre Roy Rhoderick
Rhoderick
Mr. Rhoderick
Ilona Hogan
Thompson
Ted
Awad County
Ms. Gardner
Hogan
Fire and Rescue Association
MD. 85
Alt
Community Development Authority
Urbana
Lake Singapore
Anya
Frederick County
Commissioners split over HRC bid amid discrimination debate
Ms Gardner and others defend civil society focus as HRC requests spark heated public hearing. Critics argue the proposal risks reverse discrimination and special privileges, while supporters insist government must curb all discrimination and seek reasonable, doable protections.
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Ms. Gardner
John L. Thompson Jr
HRC St, S Aid
Gray
Thompson
Ilona Hogan
General Assembly
Open election idea dominates city charter debate
During a heated discussion, Mr Gordon urged questioning policy motives and called for an open primary if parties fail to mobilize voters. Mr Kresslein suggested leaving voting process changes to the electorate, while Gordon argued such reforms come from leadership, noting the shift from conventions to primaries in the 1950s. No clear turnout solution emerged.
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Kresslein
Gordon
Hood College
Hood Building to Expand Campus Science Facilities
Hood plans a transparent new building linking to existing campus structures to host biology, biochemistry, chemistry, environmental studies, physics, math and computer science programs. The Hudson Science Hall renovation should finish by summer 2002 with Dallas Contractors Inc. of Hagerstown as general contractor. Hood’s growth in the 1990s included Hodson Library in 1992 and Whitaker Campus Center in 1997.
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Krupinsky
Deborah Gibbs Lauder
Hudson Science Hall
Dallas Contractors Inc
Hagerstown
Hood
Hodson
Whitaker
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