Unlicensed contractor sentenced to four years in prison
Stephen Patrick Myers, 37, was sentenced to eight consecutive 18 month terms by Frederick Poll Circuit Court judge Herbert J. Myers received the maximum two year term for each of four counts for undertaking home improvement work without a state license and failing to reimburse homeowners for substandard work. Teresa Bean, assistant state's attorney, noted the penalties and the case details.
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Stephen Patrick Myers
Frederick Poll
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Myers
Teresa Bean
Unlicensed contractor Myers faces restitution push in Maryland
Frederick County homeowners allege $16 500 plus losses from unlicensed work in 1995 1996 after Myers home improvement license was revoked by the state. State Home Improvement Commission cites excessive complaints and pending cases. Barry Kissin represents Myers while former clients await restitution as prosecutors seek five years.
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Frederick County
Myers
State Home Improvement Commission
Window & Contracting Services
Bean
Montgomery County
Washington County
Barry J. C. Kissin
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Sewer system plan raises questions in Lewistown
A Maryland Department of the Environment information meeting on John Tyler Quynn’s plan to discharge about 5000 gallons daily into Ing Creek drew about 40 residents. Officials called for clearer details on proposed housing for up to eight dwellings on a parcel near U.S. 15 and Fish Hatchery Road, noting the plan’s vague terms and uncertain lot count.
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Lewistown
Maryland Department of the Environment
John Tyler Quynn
Ing Creek
Jeffrey Rein
MDE
Linda Robinson
Quynn
U.S. 15
Fish Hatchery Road
Mr. Rein
Scott Miller
Rei
Miller
Mr Rein
Mr. Miller
Despicable man given 50 year term for sex offenses
Carroll County Circuit Judge Ray mond Beck sentenced Samuel L Glover to 50 years in prison for sex offenses against four adopted boys. Glover entered an Alford plea to three first degree and one second degree counts. Sentences run concurrently with 25 years before five years supervised probation. Co defendant Marshall M Kirkpatrick faces sentencing next year after pleading guilty to two first degree counts and aiding authorities. The oldest victim spoke of a stolen childhood and years of abuse. Court records detail repeated sexual assaults starting when the boy was 7 or 8.
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Westminster
Carroll County
Raymond Beck
Samuel L Glover
Glover
Finksburg
Alford
Marshall M Kirkpatrick
Theresa Adams
Beck
Kirkpatrick
Beig
County grants boost National Museum of Civil War Medicine
Frederick County Commissioners approved a 25000 grant to the National Museum of Civil War Medicine to hire more staff and expand education programs. The museum aims to combine county and city funding with potential state and federal grants, including an IMLS grant, to build staff, conservation, and programs.
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Frederick County
National Museum of Civil War Medicine
Frederick City
Hye
Robert Gearinger
Museum Press
Cen
Gearinger
Debby Moone
Doctors accused of ignoring decade of sex abuse
A Frederick County jury considers whether two Emmitsburg doctors Alan Carroll and George Morningstar failed to diagnose and report a decade of child sexual abuse against Christine A. Bentley now 22. The case cites signs ignored by physicians and seeks 2.85 million in damages while Morningstar's estate denies wrongdoing.
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Frederick County
Emmitsburg
Christine A. Bentley
Ms. Bentley
Alan Carroll
George S. Morningstar
Paul Jorgensen
Maryland
Bentley
Carroll
Conrad Varner
Morningstar
Varner
Mount St
Frederick County Farm Bureau Women Win State Award
Frederick County Farm Bureau Women captured the top women's program award at the Maryland Farm Bureau banquet during the annual convention. This marks the fourth consecutive year they have led among county groups. Chair Waites Sig of Walkersville accepted the honor, thanking the group of dedicated women who run programs like farm safety camps and agriculture week at the mall.
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Local
Farm Bureau
Ocean City
Frederick County
Maryland Farm Bureau
Frederick County Farm Bureau
John Butler
Buller
Waites Sig
Walkersville
Maryland murder suspect held in Israel for extradition decision
Samuel Sheinbein, a 17 year old Maryland murder suspect, was ordered held in Israeli custody by Judge Yehudit Tzur until a determination on extradition to the United States. The hearing was brief and closed with Sheinbein not speaking to reporters.
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Sheinbein
David Libai
Israel
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