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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1999

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3

Doctors cleared of negligence in eight day trial

Frederick County Circuit Court jurors rejected medical negligence claims against sur­geons Manuel A Casiano and Nicholas P Foris after about 90 minutes of deliberation. The verdict found the doctors met the standard of care in treating 77 year old Mary Lucille Sheehy who died after complications from a 1995 operation at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The suit sought funeral expenses of 3500, medical bills of 157,876 and pain and suffering totaling 250,000 to 500,000 for her husband Paleo Sheet and estate.

Frederick County Manuel A. Casiano Andicholas P Foris Casiano Faris Mary Lucille Sheehy Sheehy Robert Farley Bonnie Winders Conrad Warner Frederick Memorial Hospital Maryland Health Claims Commission

Montgomery police offer online access to sex offender list

Montgomery County Police said they will not post names online but will accept email requests for the sex offender list. State and county rules require public access to offender lists. The state DOT post bill awaits signature from Gov. Glendening. The current list has under 50 registrants.

Montgomery County State Department of Corrections Parris Glendening

Hood student aims to boost campus club participation

Hood College senior Ms. Bader, a biology major with a chemistry minor, plans to graduate next spring and pursue veterinary medicine. She cites Hood’s small size and community atmosphere as reasons for choosing the college and emphasizes continued learning beyond graduation amid global events shaping student outlook.

Schoo Ms. Bader Hood

Shumway Wins S and T Scholarship for Frederick High Senior

Christopher Shumway has been awarded a Science and Technology Scholarship from the Maryland Higher Education Commission. The award renews annually if criteria are met. He is a Frederick High School senior planning to attend Frostburg State University this fall.

Christopher Shumway Maryland Higher Education Commission Christopher Frederick High School Frostburg State University

Lake Coventry improvements move forward after lawsuit

City of Frederick reaches informal agreement with Greystone Development to perform 1.3 million in public improvements at Lake Coventry, including road widening on Shookstown Road. The move arises after a 1997 bankruptcy and four failed public works agreements with Mountbatten Surety, Lake Coventry Limited Partnership, and Lake Coventry Management. If the city recovers funds in court, Greystone is paid. otherwise the developer bears the costs.

Frederick Lake Coventry Jim Grimes Greystone Development Maryland Lake Coventry Limited Partnership Schaffer Drive Shookstown Road Wil Lowdale Drive Elks Club Mountbatten Surety Co. Inc Bala Cynwyd Mountbatten Gary Hessong Devel Oper Greystone Hessong Frederick County Lake Coventry Limited

Snodgrass Receives Rural Water Award in Ocean City

Delegate Louise Snodgrass was honored by the Maryland Rural Water Association with its Friends of Rural Water Award at the 9th Annual Technical Conference in Ocean City. She previously served on the Maryland Rural Water Legislative Committee during her Middletown burgess term.

Maryland Rural Water Association Louise Snodgrass Frederick Washington Friends of Rural Water Ocean City Ms. Snodgrass Maryland Rural Water Legislative Committee Burgess Middletown

Vigil for Gabriel Johnson Held at Westridge Plaza

A public vigil is set for 7 p.m. at Westridge Plaza Shopping Center to honor Gabriel Johnson killed while crossing the Golden Mile. The National People's Democratic Uhuru Movement Community Action Committee urges a pedestrian bridge, citing state ownership and highway responsibilities.

Gabriel Johnson Golden Mile Westridge Plaza U.S. 40 National People’s Democratic Uhuru Movement

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