Frederick Mayor Highlights 100 Days In Office
Frederick Mayor Jim Grimes marked his first 100 days with a 15 minute speech detailing city actions from purchasing a church property for 4.48 million to resolving airport hangar leases and negotiating with the police union and the Frederick Keys. He touted streamlining government, welcomed foreign visitors, issued 25 proclamations and hosted Arbor Day. Aldermen Baker Kreissig Nash Baldi praised the administration as off to a strong start.
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Weinberg Center For the Arts
Jon Kreissig
Meta Nash
Joseph Baldi
Baker
Crime fuels fear among Frederick merchants and residents
Residents and business owners in Frederick express growing fear over crime, citing a stabbing and four murders this year. Police note violent crime rose 73 percent since 1984, driven partly by population growth, while officials warn against complacency and isolate incidents. Community members point to youth violence and lingering safety concerns downtown.
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Frederick
Jake White
Fourth Street
Bet Steen
Frederick City
Pat O'Brien
Department
Sgt. O’brien
Steen
Sgt. O'Brien
White
Casa Pizza
North Market Street
D.C
Baltimore
Woman dies from April 16 crash in Maryland
A 35-year-old Myersville woman Francine Michelle Abbruzzese died from injuries from a one car crash on April 16. She was driving a 1989 Honda CRX west on Interstate 70 near Ballenger Creek Pike when it ran off the right side and struck an embankment before plunging down a slope. Washington Hospital Center in Washington, D C, pronounced her dead at 2 40 p m on Wednesday.
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Maryland
Francine Michelle Abbruzzese
Main Street
Washington Hospital Center
Washington, D.C
Robert Cale
Abbruzzese
Interstate 70
Ballenger Creek Pike
Geese Move In and Take Over Eastview Neighborhood
In the Eastview subdivision west of Frederick, six full grown African geese bought last Mother's Day grew into yard guardians. Named Mohawk Delta and Baby, they defend the Harper home against dogs and other intruders, even following a visit from relatives with Labradors. They eventually relocated to a small lake in the development.
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Eastview
Frederick
Harpers
Larry Harper
Denise
Mr. Harper
Harper
Mrs. Harper
Lauren
Cary
Serbs press assault on Gorazde escalates amid UN aid chaos
Bosnian Serb tank shells hit a UN building in Gorazde as ground fighting intensified. A UN convoy heading to Sarajevo was blocked by Serb protesters and returned. Dozens of civilians were reported killed with hospital staff losing ground as NATO weighed air strikes to shield Gorazde and other UN safe areas.
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NATO
Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
U.N
Geneva
UN High Commissioner For
Brussels
Clinton
Bosnian
Belgrade
Bosnia
Kris Janowski
Fredericktown Bank names Gaeng president and Gearinger chair
The Fredericktown Bank & Trust Co. board elected J. Brian Gaeng as president and Robert E. Gearinger as chairman and CEO. Gaeng joined in 1987 rising to executive vice president in 1990 with a background in economics and business administration. He leads community efforts including the Frederick County Economic and Community Development Commission and serves on several local boards.
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J. Brian Gaeng
Robert E. Gearinger
Gaeng
Bank
John Carroll High School
Harford County
Roanoke College
Virginia
Loyola College
Baltimore
Frederick County
Nixon In Deep Coma As Stroke Dims Hope Of Recovery
Former president Richard Nixon remained in a very deep coma after a stroke, with his condition deteriorating and his daughters at his bedside. Hospital officials noted swelling of the brain and life-prolonging measures were limited, while experts warned recovery of speech and movement was unlikely.
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Richard Nixon
Kathy Robinson
New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center
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Nixon
Tricia Nixon Cox
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Mr. Nixon
Kathy O'Connor
Gregory Albers
Stanford Stroke Center
Stanford University Medical Center
Palo Alto
Calif
China
Officials urged to hike school funding in Frederick County
About 250 education advocates gathered at Hood College urging the Frederick County Commissioners to raise tax money for schools. They pressed for 280000 dollars for health aides and nurses, citing medical needs and potential litigation over medications.
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Frederick County
Hood College
Charles Hubbard
Thurmont
Rosenstock Hall
Catoctin High School
Urbana
Urbana High School
Maryland Board of Public Works
Spring Ridge
Weather and health tips from The Frederick News note
A frost risk tonight with clear skies and near 80 degree lows. Saturday brings sunny pleasant conditions with highs in the 60s. The notice mentions a weather map and health guidance for bodies and minds. Printed daily on recycled paper with a recycling message.
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