Drought limits may soon be lifted in Maryland
Maryland officials weigh lifting statewide mandatory water restrictions as rainfall improves conditions. Governor Glendening notes deficits shrink from 11.5 to 9.7 inches with August storms boosting precipitation and river flows above normal. Officials credit conservation and caution continued vigilance for long term water supply.
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Parris Glendening
Maryland
Glendening
Frederick
Mr Glendening
Judge to rule in Kinland license suspension case
A Maryland judge will decide in weeks whether Dr. Leonard Kinland’s medical license remains suspended or a new hearing is required. The hearing weighed arguments from attorney Conrad Warner urging reversal while the Maryland Board of Physician Quality Assurance defended its June 1999 suspension based on Capino’s sexual exploitation claims and a note signed Secret Admirer.
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Leonard Kinland
Maryland Board of Physician Quality Assurance
Conrad Warner
Kinland
Brenda Capino
Ms Capino
Ms. Capino
Frederick County
Julie Stevenson
Frederick
State Board
Maryland Board of
Physician Quality Assurance
Dr. Kinland
Brunswick and
Jefferson Area
Ms. Capiio
Dr Kinland
Four-car crash snarls Route 1-270 traffic near Frederick
A four-vehicle collision on Interstate 270 north of Md 85 disrupted morning travel in Frederick and adjoining streets. Driver of a Ford Bronco, Raymond Bradner, 30, of Littlestown Pa., was charged with failure to control. Two people were hospitalized with undisclosed injuries.
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Frederick City
Montgomery County
Alice Godlove
MD. 85
Godlove
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Raymond Michael Bradner
Littlestown
Frederick
Cardiologists defend patients as center split advances
Frederick's Cardiology Center doctors Barakat Cowen and Levangie insist patient welfare remains top priority amid a partnership breakup and a lawsuit by Vitarello and Riuli seeking access to about 10,509 patient records. They deny claims patients were endangered and said the case lacks standing. hearings may occur later this year.
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Frederick's
Cardology Center
Kusay Barakat
Jeffrey N. Cowen
Michael W Levangie
Frederick County Circuit Court
Edward Riuli
John A Vitarello
Riuli
Vitarello
Cardiology Center
Cowen
Cowan
Frederick County SAT scores rise slight with higher participation
Frederick County high schools posted a 1053 average on the SAT, up from 1998’s 1053 and 1997’s 1054, with 59 percent of seniors tested, led by Middletown High at 1106 and 71 percent participation. Verbal 524 and math 529 were county totals, while Maryland averages stood at 1014 and national 1016.
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Frederick County
R Daniel Cunningham Jr
Frederick
St. John’s
Prospect Hall
Mooney Clams Up on Funds From Controversial Letter
State Senator Alex Mooney declined to reveal the amount raised by a fundraising letter that claimed militants targeted him. He said, I am not telling you, and dismissed further questions. The missive proposed raising 100000 by August 3 and questioned district boundaries.
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Alex Mooney
Mooney
District 3
Parris Glendening
Downtown shops extend hours but many still close early
Mary Michael of Thurmont and Steve Bresnahm of West Virginia lingered after dining at Bushwaller's near Venus on the Half Shell on a Tuesday evening. They browsed window displays featuring stiletto heels as downtown shopkeepers push later hours while most stores still shutter around five or six o clock.
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Venus
Mary Michael
Ms. Michael
Thurmont
Steve Bresnahm
West Virginia
Bushwaller's
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