Frederick County Crime Solvers Launch Discussion Event
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce unveiled the newly chartered Crime Solvers program during a Wednesday night session. Steven W Linger said the initiative will recruit volunteers and set up an anonymous hotline with rewards from 100 to 1000 dollars for tips leading to arrests and indictments.
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George Ludington
Montgomery County
Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
Gary Heerd
Frederick County
Sara Grosvenor
Sheraton Auditorium
Singer
Beer theft linked to two Thurmont men in Market Basket break
Two Thurmont area men Terry Wayne Sweeney 21 and Charles Aaron Young 19 are tied to a 3 am Fed 5 entry at Market Basket off Blue Mountain Road. Young faces a preliminary hearing with claims of cutting the lock and stealing two cases while Sweeney held bolt cutters and took one case. A third person fled as shots were fired. Sweeney waived the hearing. Young maintained innocence per his attorney. The stolen beer valued at 20 dollars.
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Thurmont
Fed 5
Blue Mountain Road
Terry Wayne Sweeney
Charles Aaron Young
Sandy Spring
Young
Stanley Y. Bennett
James Updegraff
Sweeney
Updegraft
Tor Larry Forretta
Robert Gray
William Kalis
Richard Dale Hinerman
Mount Airy
Hinderman
Mount Carmel United Methodist Church
Sycamore Super Service
75th anniversary celebration for American Jewish Committee Baltimore chapter
The Baltimore Chapter of the American Jewish Committee marks its 75th anniversary with guest speaker Robert C Embry, former Baltimore housing commissioner and HUD official, at a Thursday luncheon April 30 at the Holiday Inn downtown. Embry’s talk titled Where do we go from here outlines the anniversary program recognizing 20 local partners for cooperation and support.
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Baltimore
Robert C Embry
Holiday Inn
Embry
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Time Magazine
Ronald M Shapiro
Eni
LeRoy Hoffberger
Weilate Furd
Ersehwa
Feenks
Mark K
Jiseph
Keustrar
Stuatt
Rome
Charmer
Maryland Taxpayers Rush to File as April 14 Deadline Nears
Maryland Comptroller Lews L Goldstein said about 600 000 state income tax payers are set to file with less than a week remaining before the April 14 deadline. He noted returns outstanding are higher than usual and all 12 offices of the Maryland Tax Division will stay open to April 12. A free filing service is offered, with about 2 000 returns typically filed in the last week of the filing period.
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Maryland
Lews Ljoldstein
Marsland Terume
He Merit and Income Tax Division
State Dan
Sevear boy shoots cousin in Washington AP item
A lengthy federal notice discusses tax refunds and filing crushes while noting free tax payer assistance events. It mentions delays in refunds due to high mail volume and lists office hours across the state for April. The piece blends a local crime fragment with a state tax advisory suddenly.
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Crime Solvers
Albuquerque
Cpl
Ludington
Sinnce
Lee Oscar Schultz
West Ninth Street
Martin Gilbert Broadhurst
Robert
Eugene Fisher
Donald R Grossnickle Fisher
Franklin Anders
Maxwell Avenue
Anders
Bennett
Brian Curtis
Richard Bruce Aiken
Heather Ridge Drive
Terrance E Connoly
Aiken
Connoly
Charles Wills Jr
Willis
Russell Horman
Dorothy Roberts
Melvin Daniel Seward
Jefferson
Manjuana
Seward
Theresa Buck
Ballymore
William
Kalis Donald Lee Harrison
Woodsboro
Harman
Rice Eugene Santmier
North Market Street
Wards
Hou
VALE
Pmm Tel
Bedean Rall
Haven
Polecmir i
Atu
Ede
Onnoy
Auhela Serioeto
Hagerstown
Istamtorr
Hawamg
Lea Cerealeae
Sevear
Old Boy
Waspington
Bieare
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