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Potomac representatives divided over millionaires' tax. On April 8, Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley approved a new tax surcharge of 6.25 percent on income in excess of $1 million.
Collision Detectives Take Over Investigation Of Girl's Death
Collision Reconstruction Unit detectives are leading the investigation into a 3-year-old girl's death last week in North Potomac .
Planning Board declines to hear reconsideration of Riding Fields Road completion.
Your Vacation in Lights: Communing With Camels and Koalas
Dipak, left, and Anand Oza of North Potomac rode Willy the camel in desert at Uluru in Australia during their vacation.
Police: North Potomac Girl's Death Suspicious
Montgomery County police are investigating the death of a young girl in North Potomac .
Steering motorists toward answers on the road
Tackling your traffic concerns. Send your questions to Bumper@gazette.net. Loading... Q: I am writing about the short length of the left-turn signal from southbound Muddy Branch Road onto southbound Great ...
Longer walks for students aren't safe, parents say
Parents are criticizing a policy that gives school leaders the autonomy to increase how far a student has to walk to school if fuel costs for buses become unaffordable.
Engagement / Martinusen - Bellenger
Jill Martinusen and Jerry Folmer and Jack & Janet Martinusen are pleased to announce the engagement of their son, William Martinusen, to Katherine Bellenger, daughter of Don and Cathy Bellenger of North ...
Richard Montgomery senior wins visual arts award
Courtesy of the Kao family Brooke Kao of North Potomac, winner of the 2008 Ida F. Haimovicz Visual Arts Award, won the 26th Annual Congressional Art Competition for the Eighth Congressional District of Maryland ...
Hagerstown to conduct residential survey
The City of Hagerstown will conduct a residential survey in the northeast quadrant of the city between Monday and Thursday, according to a city press release.
User fees floated to close traffic gap
Budget cuts are forcing county planners to consider easing traffic relief measures currently required for developers building new projects in several upcounty areas.
Martin Cain Felder Jr., 29, of North Potomac and Gelly S. Rivas, 20, of Annandale, Va., were released Tuesday on $25,000 bond each after their arrest on charges including the possession of marijuana with the ...
Parts of Church Street and Jonathan Street to close
Work crews from Northern Pipeline Co. will begin installing a new gas main at the intersection of Jonathan Street and Church Street at 7 a.m. Thursday, June 5, weather permitting.
By TIFFANY ARNOLD tiffanya@herald-mail.com Western Maryland Blues Fest has gone from a $25,000 blues party to a quarter-million-dollar blues showcase, and organizers say it's still a work in progress.
Volunteers remove invaders, beautify grounds
Cmdr. Scott Merritt, NSA North Potomac commanding officer helps GM1 Paul Astwood plant a non-invasive species to help beautify the Naval Observatory grounds.
Public relations, press release distribution, investor relations, SEC filing
Building on the market success of its popular S12 core, Freescale Semiconductor has introduced the latest addition to its expanding 16-bit automotive - 05/19/2008 - 07:00 AM MAYFIELD VILLAGE, Ohio-- --As a ... via Business Wire
Report foresees deteriorating commute in Montgomery
The daily bumper-to-bumper slog of the Montgomery County commute is only going to get worse between now and 2012 as long-planned road improvements are overrun by traffic from the rapidly growing neighborhoods ... via Washington Examiner
The group for spouses is accepting new members. The group meets weekly at Rest Haven Funeral Home. via Herald-Mail
From 4:30 to 9:30 p.m. Friday, May 30; and noon to 9:30 p.m. Saturday, May 31 Central Parking Lot on the first block of North Potomac Street; downtown Hagerstown. via Herald-Mail
Pizza Domain Makes Dough For Md. Man
“My family and I were glued to the laptop in the hotel room every day in anticipation. It's really happenstance and luck.”
Monday, April 14, 2008; Page D02 Amusement park rides can be thrilling, but for Chris Clark and his family, the real excitement on a recent trip to Disney World was on the laptop in their hotel room. via The Washington Post