Grimes Boulevard renamed amid mayor Grimes era
Frederick Board of Aldermen voted to rename Monocacy Boulevard as Games Boulevard to honor Mayor Grimes. Alderman Tanna Pane was the sole dissenter, citing timing and political implications of naming the street for an elected official in office.
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Fredenck Board of Aldermen
Monocacy Boulevard
Games Boulevard
Honos
Hm Grimes
Wiliam Hall
Grimes Grimes
Tanna Pane
Wie and
Pean
For Te Board
Grimes
Oes
Kuzemchak
Ice coating drapes Frederick watershed as slick roads slow travel
Overnight sleet and freezing rain delayed schools and slowed commuters. Trees and bushes glisten with mature ice, creating an ice covered wonderland. A foggy sun shines on an ice coated pond in Frederick's Watershed while wild rose hips and a milkweed pod are encased in ice.
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Frederick
Power outages affect thousands in Frederick County area
About 7,000 homes and businesses in Frederick, Carroll, and Montgomery counties face extended outages as Allegheny Power works to restore service. Officials said roughly 17,000 customers in the three counties lost power, with about 10,000 still dark as of evening. Crews from multiple areas aided recovery, and customers were urged to report remaining outages at 1-800-255-3443.
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Frederick County
Allegheny Power
Allegheny
Debbie
Frederick-Carroll
Montgomery County
Ms Beck
Frederic
Mount Ain Urbana
Adamstown
Frederick City
Alena Eustako
Ms. Beck
Suzanne Mead
Mead Tree & Turf Care
Woodbine
Fredsek
Ice Fall Hazards Prompt Chicago Warnings and lawsuits
In Chicago residents face dangerous ice falls from tall buildings after a major storm. A Wisconsin family won a 4.5 million dollar suit over a Neiman Marcus ice shard striking Don Feeres, while injuries from falling ice continue to be reported and city officials urge owners to remove buildups as inspectors monitor facades.
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Demetrios Kyrryenus
Northwestern Memorial
Windy City
Wisconsin
Neiman Marcus
Chicago
Task force on growth management fails to reach consensus
In Howard, Carrell Carroll and Charles counties residents discuss growth management. The 43 page concurrency report questions adequacy of current tools and outlines benefits like predictability in housing while warning of risks such as market speculation and reduced affordability. Commissioner L Jr criticized the effort as doomed from start and urged new approaches to traffic and schools.
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Otsamy
Howard, Carrell Carroll
Charles Counties
John L. Jr
Concurrency Task Force
Delegation Reports on Annapolis Topics
Delegation discussion centers on the Wilson Bridge and parole reform as likely topics in Annapolis. The text notes controversy over costs and agricultural policy, with concern over onerous terms affecting a local figure and potential budget impacts continuing on page A-16.
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Annapolis
Wilson Bridge
David Brinkles
Long-lived Mary Myers says "enjoy life" at 105
In a Frederick assisted living dining room, 105 year old Mary Myers reflects on a century of life. Her niece Anne Gibbs notes quirky habits like smoking after meals and a daily Manhattan in youth, though Myers credits no single secret and emphasizes contentment and enjoying life.
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Mary Myers
Frederick
Mary
Anne Gibbs
Pierrida
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