Uneasy truce near Golden Mile center after city meeting
Peachtree Court residents and Frederick officials reached a tentative accord with Frederick Arcadia Limited Partnership requiring trees and screening for roof top air units at Golden Mile Marketplace on U.S. 40 near McCain Drive. Occupancy permits were issued after eight months of stalled talks. Residents accuse plan changes and staff approvals of breaking public hearings.
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Grove Stadium may host more than baseball near church
Frederick officials weigh future uses of Grove Stadium at Leats Park beyond Keys games. Roscoe Bartlett, a stadium critic and taxpayer, warns activities could disrupt Seventh day Adventist Church nearby. Officials promise careful planning and potential non baseball events to support local business.
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Gordon
Jon Kreissig
Mary Jane Spalding
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Frederick
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Keys open season on road
More than 300 fans gathered Wednesday night to welcome the Frederick Keys Class A baseball team back to Frederick for its second season. The Keys open their season on the road tonight in Lynchburg Virginia. Fans lined up for autographs and hot dogs at the Sheraton Inn Frederick and learned to shake their keys to the Keys theme song. General manager Keith Lupton announced a home opener at Grove Stadium on April 19 and introduced each player for brief comments. The team aims to improve on last year’s second-place finish in the Carolina League halves.
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Iraq denies large pipe is part of gun barrel
London AP reports authorities inspect items believed to be from a giant gun ordered by Iraq while Baghdad denies the shipment’s armament role. The 130 foot long barrel segment with a 40 inch bore sparked fears of long range nuclear or chemical weapons. Customs conducts inspections at Middlesbrough docks as Sheffield Forgemasters confirms petrochemical pipe production and government approval.
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Flight crew refuels at airport before rest stop on Westbound trip
A flight crew arrived at the airport Tuesday night for fuel and a layover at a local motel to rest between legs of a journey from Kentucky to their home base in Indiana. Both parties departed Wednesday afternoon.
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Planners OK watered-down sign ordinance in Maryland county
Frederick County Planning Commission approved a diluted political sign ordinance that limits placement to outside the public right-of-way and requires removal within 15 days after the general election. The measure excludes municipalities and state highways and sparked debate over First Amendment rights and democratic participation.
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Ron Sundergill
Jefferson
Wounded man shot at Carver Apartments in Frederick
Unidentified man with three gunshot wounds was flown to the R. Adams Cowley Trauma Center in Baltimore after a 6:24 a.m. shooting at Carver Apartments on DeGrange Street. Four or five men fled, eight or nine shots fired, 9mm shell casing found. Victim collapsed on West South Street and was listed in serious condition. No arrest. authorities questioning another man on drug charges.
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East Germans back unification plan and pardon gesture
East Germany's new Parliament named Lothar de Maiziere prime minister and backed swift unification with West Germany. It urged NATO membership for a temporary period, recognized Poland's postwar borders, apologized for Soviet actions in 1968, and urged reparations and Israel relations as it admitted co responsibility for Jewish suffering.
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Weather outlook and ad query from Western Maryland page
The forecast calls for clear and cold tonight with lows around 25 to 36. Friday brings a mostly sunny milder day with highs in the low to mid 50s. Easter Sunday trends warm with a chance of showers and highs in the low 70s. A2 Western Maryland weather map and page A2. A question asks whether to hire a lawn service or do it yourself, directing readers to Greenhouse on page S.
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Waterfowl Survive City Oil Spill Rescue Efforts
Frederick County Humane Society reports that 206 ducks were rescued after heating oil leaked from Hood College into Carroll Creek in January. Seventeen ducks died, a mortality rate around 8 percent, with aftercare at a shelter, a local farm, and Chesapeake Wildlife Sanctuary before release to a Bay area habitat.
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Rosemont Avenue
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Conway Lake
Lewistown
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Maryland Department of Natural Resources
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