Marine Cpl Nancy Koehler A Maryland Volunteer Marine
Cpl Nancy Koehler, a Rockville High School graduate, joined the Marines after prep school and a delayed entry plan. She served in Saudi Arabia with Company B, met her fiancé Cpl Sean Shea, and plans to finish her psychology degree at the University of Maryland while returning to reserve status and a job at the National Rehabilitation Hospital.
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Burtonsville
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Rehoboth Beach
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Winchester County BoE Budget Sees Mixed Changes Across Divisions
The board of education proposes health services at 2.9 million a 4.8 percent cut, management services up 2.6 million a 4.5 percent rise, public works down 8.5 million by 9.4 percent, and regulation and public safety at 13.8 million a 2.5 percent increase. The total capital budget stands at 54.7 million with 19 million to be financed by bonds. Public hearings on capital and operating budgets occur April 30 May 1 and May 2 at Frederick High School.
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Cablevision expands Pay-Per-View lineup and hours
Cablevision will offer a prearranged schedule of first run movies and special events via Pay-Per-View with a home channel selector decoder. A second sales and service shift will extend hours to 8 a.m. 8 p.m. weekdays 8:30 a.m. 5 p.m. Saturdays 10 a.m. 5 p.m. Sundays. Installations and changes can be scheduled for morning or evening hours. Office hours for walk-ins remain unchanged at Frederick and Thurmont.
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Thurmont
Community site suggestions for Carroll Creek plan clarified
Arthur Potts proposed using Howard's Town for the old community site while Julien Delphey urged Springhouse, noting a roof once covered a spring inside a stone wall along Carroll Creek Linear Park.
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Delinquent Tax List May Drive Public Auctions in Frederick County
Frederick County faces a rising delinquent tax list with 1135 unpaid payments this year, up from 731 last year. County treasurer Martha Ann Brittain cites economy and apartment and commercial property builders as factors. Delinquents risk property auctions on May 13, and typically fewer than 100 properties sell at auction.
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Martha Ann Brittain
Bush cites modest progress toward summit
President Bush says there is modest progress toward a summit with Mikhail Gorbachev after resolving a dispute delaying a START treaty. No date is set yet. Baker's Moscow trip spurred brief talks, with Bessmertnykh noting the weapons dispute is settled to both sides’ satisfaction.
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Bessmertnykh
Police arrest seven on drug charges in Frederick
Frederick City Police arrested seven people on drug charges Thursday night and early Friday. A 17-year-old was charged as a juvenile with possession and possession with intent to distribute crack after being found with 18 racks of crack and $423. He was remanded to juvenile authorities. Stevie Pryor, 33, of Walkersville, was charged with possession of crack and released on recognizance after allegedly buying crack from Delores Dotson, who faced multiple counts including distribution and conspiracy and was held without bond. Janet Davis, 32, was charged with distribution and possession with intent and held on $75,000 bond after allegedly selling crack to John Morris, who was charged with possession and released. Harry Weedon III, 31, faced distribution and possession charges and was held on $5,000 bond. Robert Wilhide, 34, was also arrested. Cheryl Horchner, 23, was charged with probation violation amid the round of arrests.
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News-Post
Frederick City
Frederick
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Alfred Noyes Center
Rockville
Stevie A. Pryor
Walkersville
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Delores A. Dotson
Ms. Dotson
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Ms. Davis
John Morris
Harry Weedon III
Robert D. Wilhide
Rocky Ridge
Cheryl Horchner
Whims Faces Fire Over Sheriff Reorganization
Maj. Whims says he will review every level as the sheriff's reorganization continues and declines to discuss dismissal details. Sheriff Harbaugh notes progress yet slower than desired, praising good staff while acknowledging more work ahead. Whims, at patrol HQ late Thursday, will take it day by day and has no immediate plans regarding his future. He joined the sheriff's office in 1970 and is a Frederick County Republican Central Committee member.
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Maj. Whims
Sheriff’s Office
Frederick County
Republican Central Committee
Bystander Helped Stop Suspect After UPS Incident
Waverley Garden Apartments scene saw Rodney Stull report money a gun and handcuffs on the suspect as Mr. Jackson restrained him with a stick until police arrived. Officers recovered a loaded 9mm with a chambered round. Witnesses described residents watching from windows while shoppers at McCrory's remained unaware. Jackson, a Hagerstown boxer, defended his actions, saying the man acted like someone he’d see in trouble.
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Jackson
Hagerstown
Bush signals possible travel policy changes amid treaty hurdles
President Bush discussed deferring nuclear weapons decisions to an indeterminate date in early this year. He cited persistent issues with implementing last year's European conventional arms treaty and Technical disagreements over the Strategic Nuclear Arms Reduction Treaty as delaying plans. He said a review of the travel policy may lead to changes to maintain an image of propriety.
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Gorbachev
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