Chimney Fire Dangers Cited By Local Official
Lt Sexton warns homeowners of chimney and fireplace cracks allowing smoke and flames to escape into walls. He urges inspection for hidden gaps that could ignite or spread fire.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 2000
Page
3
Lt Sexton warns homeowners of chimney and fireplace cracks allowing smoke and flames to escape into walls. He urges inspection for hidden gaps that could ignite or spread fire.
Local students Christi New Windsor Kasten Martin daughter of Donald and Katherine Martin of Monrovia and Chrissy Moore daughter of Timothy and Donna Moore of Amsville performed in the holiday concert at Salisbury State University. All are members of the Uni-
A holiday concert showcases the University Chorale performing with the University Chamber Choir. Ms. Pescatore, a junior majoring in business administration with a marketing concentration, joins as a featured performer. Ms. Martin is a freshman majoring in nursing, and Ms. Moore, a junior majoring in English with a secondary education concentration, also participate.
A Utica man swerved a small pickup to avoid a dog on Old Frederick Road near Ramsburg Road around 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, striking the side of a house. A Lewistown Fire Department volunteer said the building was in bad shape and no further details were available that night.
The county commissioners approved a 136 acre Bow Man Farm annexation along the eastern boundary to be zoned under two city business classifications. The vote was 32 with Jan Gardner and John L Thompson Jr in opposition citing fast food fears and fire station land dedication. The board also advanced plans for a county GIS data system and authorized a $2,000 public safety campaign grant and a $57,741.91 expenditure to Key Sanitation for extra bulk trash hauling.
In the past seven days several vehicle thefts and break ins occurred near the school. A teacher’s Honda Accord was stolen on November 30. A student’s car was tampered with the same day with locks damaged, and another student’s Honda was stolen recently. School officials urge staff and students to remain vigilant.
Police and residents in Glen Burnie and across Maryland were honored at the 21st annual Governor's Crime Prevention Awards for proactive crime prevention programs and community-based anti crime efforts. Seventeen groups and 137 individuals were recognized, including two law enforcement agencies for crime-fighting work and Trooper First Class Rick Bachtell cited for reducing crime by 80 percent in public rest areas and parks.
Maryland State Police investigate a burglary at a home under construction. A suspect entered the wooden trunk of the house between 3 pm Sunday and 7 am Monday, according to authorities.
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