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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Dec 27, 2001

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State to close juvenile jail at Cullen Academy

HAGERSTOWN AP The state will end the juvenile jail program at Victor Cullen Academy by August and shift most youths to community based supervision instead of renewing the contract with Correctional Services Corp. The department will split Cullen's 9.2 million annual budget between two programs to reduce confinement while keeping public safety. 60 to 80 percent of youths will be supervised in communities by counselors handling schooling after school activities and mental health needs. Up to 24 cottages may be used to house youths deemed mentally ill or hard to manage in the community. Monitors at Cullen will rise from six to 24 until the contract ends June 30, after safety and staffing concerns were found. Correctional Services of Sarasota paid a 610000 penalty in August for failing to meet contractual obligations.

Cullen Academy Sabillasville Townsend Michael Sartanes Cullen Sarbanes Correctional Services Correctional Services Af Sarasota Fla

Maryland Enacts Two Hour Handgun Safety Training

Starting Jan 1 Maryland residents seeking a handgun must complete a two hour safety training course offered free by state and local law enforcement. The course covers basic safety and applies to assault weapons. exemptions include current owners, law enforcement, military, handgun permit holders, and those with prior compliant training.

Maryland Leonard A. Sipes Maryland Department of Public Safety Sipes Fuuy Maryland Police Training Commission MPTC Raymond A. Franklin Franklin

Dougherty opposes rush to seal Monocacy deal in Frederick

Frederick Mayor elect Jennifer Dougherty voiced opposition to a last minute handshake agreement worth 2.37 million to lead the Monocacy Boulevard project. She favored competitive bidding and an audit of invoices, saying there is no reason to rush and that funding and obligations must be clear.

Frederick Jennifer Dougherty Jim Grimes Monocacy Boulevard Kroerick Board of Aldermen Millennium Alear

Grimes Buys 25 Acre Farm on Tramsville Road

Frederick Mayor Jim Grimes and his wife Mary recently purchased a 25 acre farm on Tramsville Road as part of moving out of public life. He said after closing he would enjoy post mayoral days free from media scrutiny living in open spaces with a house, pool, sun room, garage, stables, and a half acre lot.

Frederick Jim Grimes Crimes Grimes Patrick Street Bhu Akio

Red Cross appeals for blood across regions

The American Red Cross warns blood supplies are low weeks after a post Sept Li surge. Most of its 36 regional centers report about half of normal platelet stock as holiday travel and busy schedules curb donations. Platelets spoil in five days and shortages affect cancer care and transplants. Susatra Wuesner of North Central Blood Services cites widespread half-day reserves across 32 regions.

Philadelphia American Red Cross Red Cross Susatra Wuesner St. Paul, Minn North Central Blood Services Americ Red Cross

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Shoppers flock to malls for post holiday bargains

Bargain hunters flooded shopping centers as sales spiked in early January 2001. Shoppers praised doorbusters on televisions and food items while noting stock cleared quickly, with Hickory Farms and other outlets drawing long lines. Store staff reported strong demand, and patrons planned purchases for relatives during New Year visits.

Cleorent Whatty Hickory Farms Redoe Towne PSK Mad Sue Gover Stone Cindy Black

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