Young explorers join Frederick County jail program
Frederick County officers Mercer and Pawlus rose from Explorer posts to jail staff. The program requires monthly meetings and volunteer work with law enforcement, including October hostage training with the S W A T team. Detention center chief Barry Stanton says it screens recruits and saves training costs.
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Housing upholds new spaces with private conference room
Patricia Spencer, housing specialist, praises new surroundings and the added privacy a conference room provides for clients. On December 28, 1994, a beloved Collie named Melody was taken on Bail Rd, causing anguish. A reward is offered, no questions asked, by Mark Thomas at 694-9791.
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French
Patricia Spencer
Melody
Mark Thomas
Walkersville Placed Under Traffic and Development Watch
Walkersville residents face major Md 26 improvements from Woodsboro Pike to Trading Lane with an $7 million project, starting in November and due to finish in summer 1997. A Lehigh Portland cement shale mine proposal drew 100 residents at a public hearing. MDE decision due February after another hearing. A fatal May crash near town highlighted traffic concerns. Town politics included a dispute between commissioners and Clyde Berger over Deerfield and Marvin Ausherman, resolved with recusal terms.
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Kenneth Coffey
Lehigh Portland Cement Co
Daysville Road
Maryland Department of the Environment
Woodsboro Pike
Monocacy River
Walkersville High School
Walkersville
Town Planning Commission
Clyde Berger
Deerfield
Marvin Ausherman
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Ausherman
Stabbing leads to threats from truck stop arrest
Officer McConey described a stabbing incident at a residence where suspect Fleek threatened residents including Mary Jane Norwood and Lois Jean Dove. An impersonation by Cpl Jeffrey Kessler helped obtain confessions. Fleek left in a victim’s car, later driven to the I-70 truck stop, where Frederick City police, led by Officer Richard Hetherington, arrested him. A bloody seven inch serrated knife was found in the neighbor’s pickup.
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Jeffrey Kessler
Frederick City
Fleek
Richard Hetherington
Virginia Ave
McCeney
Suit cites Garris as suitable hospital patient choice
A SIOM suit notes Garris was an appropriate candidate for treatment at the hospital. He was not known to be a danger and there was no reason for him not to have been in that setting given the available information.
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Garris
Bypass construction tops 1995 Woodsboro highlights
Woodsboro residents hail the 4.5 mile bypass set for June with total cost 4.3 million funded by state county and town partners. The project adds over 1 million in quarry materials from local firms and eases Main Street Md 194 traffic. Also begun in September are 28 townhouses for moderate to low income elderly and disabled by Interfaith Housing with land donated by the William Bell family.
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Main Street
Roy Fogle
MD. 194
MD. 550
Frederick County
Copper Oaks
Laurel Sand and Gravel
Lehigh Portland Cement
Martin Marietta
John Catshall
Western Maryland Interfaith Housing Development Corp
Jerry Bucey
Interfaith
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