Five Victor Cullen youths flee halfway house sparking police chase
Two teens fled from a Sabillasville halfway house at 2:14 am after a deputy spotted a pickup with brake lights and two youths inside. Three teens surrendered after being spotted near Pa 16, and all three will be sent to Alfred Noyes Children's Center until hearings in their original jurisdictions. The missing pair are identified as Purnell, 18, and a 17-year-old. all were in aftercare, ages and appearances noted.
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Frederick County Carpool Growth Faces Funding Hurdles
Frederick County workers show low public transit use with 2 percent on buses or trains in 1980 and 1990 while carpooling edges up. Local officials push a new computer carpools list, better parking and more HOV lanes on I-270 as federal funds arrive to expand services.
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Brunswick elects new council members and mayoral race update
Mayor hopeful Redmond remains undecided about running again while pledging to fund a special election. Other winners praise support as turnout totaled 662 of 2128. New council members will be sworn in next Tuesday, with Smith taking oath later this week.
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New St John’s headmaster vows steady Catholic values
Mr. Johnson named leader of St John’s Preparatory, selected from 40 applicants after a national search. He plans staff involvement to boost ownership while preserving Catholic family-centered curriculum. Former headmaster Edward Hoffman resigned earlier this year.
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Victor Cullen adjacent program linked to South Mountain facility
The South Mountain program, federally funded and part of the Maryland Youth Corporation, operates across from the Victor Cullen Academy and Catoctin Summit Substance Abuse Program. Residents, 16 or older and nonincarcerated, work locally, attend classes, and must stay near dorms under DJS placement. The program averages ten residents, with three to six months stay, and is voluntary.
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Gas station theft case spanning 1992 to 1993
Ms Adams and Ms Ward face charges tied to a scheme that began in January 1992 with $23 stolen, rising monthly to $5,000 by Christmas. Mr Smith, a longtime gas station operator, seeks restitution and contemplates selling his business due to spiraling debts. Ward, alongside her boyfriend Andre Brown, allegedly received funds from wages with Brown later disappearing. Ward pledges restitution and probation, while sentencing is deferred to Aug. 18 after a plan is computed.
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