Maryland troopers praised for aggressive driver enforcement
Col. David B Mitchell, Maryland State Police superintendent, commends troopers for aggressive driver enforcement begun last spring. As of April 1, Maryland recorded 141 fatalities, down 23 percent from 199 similar period, with 47,000 speeding citations issued and over 8,000 on 65 mph roads. Mitchell cites public awareness and selective enforcement as reducing highway deaths while urging continued public assistance and reporting of aggressive drivers via the free 77 number.
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Copper theft sought in Frederick County appeal
Frederick County Crime Solvers and the Frederick County Sheriff's Office seek information about a theft between February 10 and February 12 at 1242 New Design Road. Copper gutters and roofing material from a renovation house were stolen, with losses over $2,000. Call 683-3200. tips are anonymous and may earn up to $1,000.
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Classic Navion planes head to Frederick Sunday
The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association and Frederick Airport Association host the North East Chapter of the American Navion Society on Sunday April 28 at Frederick Municipal Airport. Up to 20 Navion airplanes expected to arrive between 11 a.m. and noon and will be parked in front of the AOPA building for public viewing. Call Lee Woods at (301) 696-1207 for more information.
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Housing Fair showcases local agencies in Frederick
The Frederick Community Action Agency hosted its third annual Housing Fair drawing 125 attendees. Project HOUSE volunteers and partners Habitat for Humanity and Headstart participated, showing home-building efforts for low income families and listing donated materials and services to support affordable housing initiatives.
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Baltimore Mayor orders city employees to reveal property holdings
Mayor Kurt Schmoke requires all 28,400 city workers to disclose real estate interests including commercial and rental properties. The move follows reports that housing officials owned rundown rentals, prompting new rules and expanded audits to cover secondary residences and property conditions.
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