Hedgerows Cleared From Medians Along Major Roads
Emil S. Maynard, spokesman for the Alliance for Political Reform, announced a $13,200 project cleared 2.5 miles of hedgerows in medians of U.S. 15 and I-70, eliminating a safety hazard. The effort involved Frederick city and the State Highway Administration with plans for shrub replacement and traffic studies next spring.
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Alliance For Political Reform
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U.S.15
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Opossumtown Pike
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Local and State Dems Rally for Frederick City Election
Local and state Democrats met Tuesday night to mobilize for the Frederick city election in November. Delegate Sue Hecht led the closed gathering of over 60 Democrats from 10 organizations to coordinate support for the Democratic ticket and fill campaign gaps.
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Sue Hecht
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Peter Krauser
Maryland
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Frederick
Betty Floyd
Robert Zentner
Virginia allows limited oystering in Potomac tributaries
Virginia regulators opened a limited fall and winter oystering season along the seaside of the Eastern Shore and in parts of the James, Rappahannock and Corrotoman rivers. Nomini Creek and the Lower Machodoc River join the allowed areas, marking the first time since 1993 oystering has been permitted in a Potomac tributary. The rest of the lower bay grounds stay closed, despite the experimental reef near Great Wicomico River that now harbors young oysters after December stock from Tangier and Pocomoke sounds.
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Virginia Marine Resources Commission
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Pocomoke Sounds
FCC President Candidates Narrowed at Frederick Community College
Frederick Community College narrows the presidential field to four candidates from more than 50 applicants. Names will be public in one to two weeks after a closed-session reveal. Public on campus interviews are set for October with installation planned in January, while an EMS curriculum for EMTs and paramedics debuts. The 1997 audit shows a healthy college with 2 percent enrollment decline and higher instructional spending than peers.
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Lee Betts
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