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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 11, 1996

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Judge Finds Mahone Tax Violations Not Warrant Disbarment

A Maryland judge ruled that disbarment is unwarranted for Frederick attorney Willie J. Mahone despite violations of state and federal tax codes. Judge Mary Atm Stepler urged caution and suggested a psychological intervention, with Maryland Court of Appeals to consider Stepler’s recommendations later this year.

Frederick Willie J. Mahone Grievance Commission of Maryland Frederick County Mary Atm Stepler Mahone Stepler Court of Appeals

Schools grant two snow days in Maryland plan

The Frederick County board followed the Maryland waiver allowing 178 instructional days due to January blizzard closures. They will not require two lost days to be made up, keeping June 18 as last student day and June 19 for faculty. The plan targets morale and costed 238000 to adopt Character Counts across two years with training for 200 staff and community funding.

State Board of Education Maryland Daniel Gadra Frederick County Gadra Josephson Institute of Ethics Markoe Josephson Institute

Frederick officials tour city owned properties near Carroll Creek

Frederick officials toured city owned properties along Carroll Creek replacing a workshop to review land now available after the creek flood control project. Mayor Grimes cited ZHA Inc. plans and potential development tied to East Street, a MARC station, and the 14,400 square foot Jenkins canning factory on Commerce Street. The Williamsport Training Center showed interest in leasing, with year to year terms possible.

Frederick Carroll Creek Jim Grimes ZHA Inc Creek Grimes East Street MARC Jenkins Canning Factory Commerce Street Williamsport Training Center National Park Service Monocacy Battlefeld Jon Kreissig Lippart Cabinet Co Commerce

Agency funds boost services for Frederick disabled residents

The Maryland Board of Public Works approved a contract increase exceeding $626,000 with Consumer Driven Services Inc to expand government funded services for 18 additional mentally disabled residents in Frederick. The board also authorized $100,000 for Myersville water and sewer plant improvements and $88,900 for retirement payments to Community Living Inc, a nonprofit provider of disability care.

Annapolis Frederick Board of Public Works Consumer Driven Services Inc Parris Glendening Louis Goldstein Richard Dixon Myersville Community Living Inc

Triple murder trial unfolds in Frederick Court

Jurors hear expert testimony on bullet fragments footprints and pry marks as the Lawrence Horn case advances. Prosecution details describe Tremors of the crime scene with Mildred Horn shot in her Silver Spring home and Trevor connected to a respirator, while investigations consider entry through a basement window or French doors.

Lawrence Horn Byear Tresor Horn Frederick County Teo Tutses Tod Jayce Saunders Trever Spaukling Mildred Horn Beiood Silver Spring Montgomery Courty Peace Kiverers Hughway Tao Narses Alce Des Durden Trevor Deol

Orioles edge Indians in ertre toning

Blurred game note reports the Orioles edging the Indians in a close contest with an unspecified score as a brief sports item continues on the page. Weather lines forecast mostly cloudy conditions and mild temperatures ahead in Western Maryland with a breezy, warm trend into Friday.

Orioles Maryland

Giant Food plans store in Kingsbrook delayed approval unlike neighbors

Giant Food moves to build a store in the Kingsbrook development, with a 60 day delay in a decision by the Frederick County Planning Commission amid neighbor protests. Officials cite flood plain alteration and flood-channel expansion, raising concerns over noise and environmental impact. Local Giant spokesman David Weber said approval hinges on flood control and site plans.

Kingsbrook Gooding Davii Weber Giant

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