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Dauphin County Sexual Abuse Suspect Arrested in Maryland
Content Manager30 year old Eric Diaz, of Chambersburg, is in custody in Maryland on two counts of Sexual Abuse of Children. Police,say employees of Swartz Supply, in Lower Paxton Township, Dauphin County, where Diaz also worked, noticed some suspicious files on his...Tags: Sexual Assault, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Labor Markets, Abusive Behavior, Dauphin County
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Frederick commissioners decide against secession
Frederick County commissioners have rejected a proposal to consider seceding from Maryland. The panel voted 4-1 Tuesday against Republican Commissioner Lennie Thompson's resolution. Board President Jan Gardner called it outlandish and Commissioner Kai...Tags: Frederick (Frederick, Maryland)
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Floodwaters recede, but roads remain closed in Frederick County
Associated PressThe State Highway Administration says it has closed part of Route 657 near Lonaconing due to damage caused by water gushing from flooded, abandoned coal mines in the western Maryland mountains. The agency said Monday that the approximately 1-mile section...Tags: Natural Disasters, Floods, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Disasters
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Wind gusts top 50 mph at BWI-Marshall
Maryland WeatherHigh winds driving around the west side of the big snowstorm now centered over Long Island reached more than 50 mph in gusts across parts of Central Maryland overnight. The winds contributed to thousands of power outages locally. Here's a sampling......Tags: Washington County (Maryland), Long Island, Weather Reports, Hurricane Preparedness, Garrett County
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County's budget shortfall grows
Baltimore Sun reporterHoward County's budget shortfall is growing instead of shrinking as the fiscal year enters its final quarter. A deficit that was projected two weeks ago at $13 million has swollen to about $20 million because of snow-removal costs and a decline in...Tags: Local Authority, State Income Tax, Personal Income, Taxation, Budgets and Budgeting
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First came blizzards, now comes rain, look for flooding next
Free at last from February's record snows, Marylanders face what could be record rainfall and potential flooding this weekend. Flood watches were posted statewide as a slow-moving coastal storm gathered strength Friday and prepared to drive heavy...Tags: Rivers, Floods, Weather Reports, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Bodies of Water
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Higher fees sought to pay for aiding poor
Getting married in Baltimore, divorced in Prince George's County and suing someone across Maryland could soon cost considerably more as state lawmakers get creative in their search for money to support programs for the poor.
A half-dozen fee increases on...Tags: Judges, Caroline County (Maryland), Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Hospitals and Clinics, Legal Service
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Howard budget shortfall grows due to snow removal, tax decline
Howard County's budget shortfall is growing instead of shrinking as the fiscal year enters its final quarter before ending June 30. What was a projected deficit of $13 million two weeks ago has swollen to about $20 million due to growing snow removal...Tags: Local Authority, State Income Tax, Taxation, Personal Income, Budgets and Budgeting
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Consider us lucky as storm targets NY, NE
Maryland WeatherForecasters are still expecting several inches of snow and plenty of wind for Maryland as the latest coastal storm gathers to our south and prepares to drift by to our east. But this time the crosshairs are on northern New......Tags: Weather Reports, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland)
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O'Malley's school reform plan debated before Senate panel
A leading business group and charter school advocates said Wednesday that the governor's education reforms, designed to help the state compete for $250 million in federal money, do not go far enough. Meanwhile, state officials are fighting to retain the...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Regional Authority, Joan Carter Conway, Academic Progress, Government
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Same-sex marriage, medical marijuana becoming more acceptable
A couple of Black Fridays ago, I talked to two suburban moms who were out on that big shopping day after Thanksgiving and, like many that year, worried about affording Christmas presents for their kids. I assumed they were sisters or friends, but they...Tags: David Brinkley, Marriage, Medical Marijuana Therapy, Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Gays and Lesbians
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Smith's late layup gives Morgan a win over Norfolk St. in 2OT
The Associated PressTroy Smith's layup with 4 seconds remaining pushed Morgan State to an 88-87 win over Norfolk State in double overtime on Saturday. Smith finished with 19 points for the Bears (22-9, 13-1 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference), while Reggie Holmes led the way...Tags: Construction, Public Employees, Government, Budgets and Budgeting, Realty
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