Frederick County plans update for guiding area growth
Frederick County moves to refresh its comprehensive plan outlining how land may develop over the next five years. A public hearing is set for April 26 at Winchester Hall to review revisions, with regional plans for Frederick and Adamstown among the new detailed efforts.
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Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Ray Barnes
Frederick
Adamstown
Particwar
Barnes
County Planning Department and Planning Commission
County Planning Department
Maryland frees inmates to ease prison overcrowding
About 6,000 inmates are over capacity in Maryland. On Wednesday state officials released 22 prisoners as part of a plan proposed by corrections chief Bishop L Robinson and approved by Gov. William Donald Schaefer. The program offers sentence reductions up to five days monthly for double celled inmates or dormitory living under mandated space limits. Spokesman Gregory Shipley cited a measured, necessary response with strict constraints.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Bishop L. Robinson
William Donald Schaefer
General Assembly
Paul E. Schurick
Gregory Shipley
Department of Public Safety
Eastern Correctional Institute
Princess Anne
Correction
Shipley
Prisoner escapes city jail prompting victim warning
A 27-year-old Baltimore man jailed on burglary and attempted rape charges escaped from Baltimore City Jail early Wednesday by prying a cell window lock, tying bedsheets, and lowering four floors to ground. Police sought to warn his alleged victim as details emerge.
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Bradford Holup
Holup
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