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“But the Taneytown resident doesn’t understand why his City Council voted 3-to-2 Monday night to become the first municipality in Maryland to make English its official language.
“I don’t think it should be mandated by law,” LoBue, 48, who speaks five languages fluently, said yesterday. “People may think they can walk in my store here and arrest or sue me for speaking a different language. It makes no sense.”"
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