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Citing serious problems, the Board of Public Works took the advice of hundreds of protesting taxi drivers and rejected a controversial five-year $7.2 million contract for a Virginia company to operate the taxi franchise at Baltimore-Washington Thurgood Marshall International Airport.
Businesses find success in Asia trade mission; hundreds protest toll hike for the Bay Bridge; Board of Public Works extends BWI taxi contract, approves lease for a Catholic hospital; Harris could be wealthiest in Maryland’s congressional delegation; McDonough says he isn’t an extremist; and report suggests outsourcing of hundreds of Frederick County government jobs.
With a stern warning from Treasurer Nancy Kopp that the Board of Public Works would be watching closely, members unanimously approved a long-term lease that would make a new 93-bed Holy Cross Hospital the anchor of the Montgomery College Science and Technology Park in Germantown.
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