October 13, 2021 | Daily News Brief |FEMA Request Denied. Federal Espionage. Bus Driver Pay Raise. Compost Program.

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Today...FEMA has denied the state’s request that a major disaster declaration be made, after Hurricane Ida. Pittman is now calling on Gov. Hogan to declare a state of emergency in order to provide state assistance to business and residents still affected. Annapolis couple Jonathan Toebbe and Diana Toebbe appeared in federal court in Martinsburg, West Virginia after being charged with federal espionage. Anne Arundel County school bus drivers are one step away from a pay raise. The City of Annapolis is expanding the program with Annapolis Compost and other partners to include a six-month pilot composting project.

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