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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1985
Page
2
At 3 46 p m a fire incident occurred on U S 15 North north of Hayward Road with Juniors responding. A second call at 12 00 a m reported a house fire at 6 N Maple Ave Brunswick with Brunswick and Lovettesville units responding. Ambulance activity listed as Emergency 20 and Routine 3.
A stagnant high pressure over the East Coast brings fair hot humid weather today and Sunday. Western Maryland counties expect mostly sunny skies with highs 86-92 and nightly lows 65-70. Maryland mountains and ocean beaches show similar warmth with highs 80-90. Ocean City water 72. Winds 10 mph from south to southwest. Sunshine near 8 tomorrow and Sunday. Hagerstown 89-65 Oakland 80-62 Westminster 90-64.
The National Weather Service expects Sunday showers across New Mexico and Colorado with additional areas in Montana also likely to see rain. Weather outlook from AP Laserphote notes unsettled conditions across the region.
The Quality Providers Association of Frederick County sponsors a free nutrition workshop titled Food-Early Choices at the Francis Scott Key Mall Community Room. Sponsored by the Dairy Council of Greater Washington, the event runs Aug 16 with 23 30 p m start. preregistration is required and details are available by calling 663 5604.
Frederick County 911 chief dispatcher Donald L. Trimmer defended the operation amid claims of favoritism between the sheriff and Maryland State Police in call distribution. He said 911 assigns to the closest responding unit and criticized the bickering as harming the public and implying bias.
Frederick city budgeted an assistant building inspector after a rash of projects. The lone inspector left in June, leaving a gap until a new hire starts next week, with another inspector to join soon. Inspections run about 20 daily, delaying inhouse designs and pausing projects like Carroll Creek and Stonegate Park while staff focus on inspections and permits. Former inspector Bud Mock retired two years ago. Ty Quynn filled in June 5. The city seeks candidates with at least 10 years in construction, with the assistant needing five years. Handicap access compliance pressured the hire.
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