Police NAACP clash and county issues headline
Police and NAACP clash amid murders and a county tax hike as a January health crisis unfolds. A library renovation requires 20 months closure. Local delegates seek 2.1 million from a state association. A resident built a house in two days for a board seat at Middletown High. Chapel Park recreation area faced layoffs. Downtown tear down targets the Job Dix berger House. Community notices include a retirement center plan and a demolition request for a 19th century site.
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February 3 headlines underline local changes and grants
February 3 items note James Graham receiving 34000 severance from his ape deal with Frederck City planning camera use for red light violations. Labonag Se burials identified. Catholic Education grants totaling 500000 to county. Health Department closes Catholic 9 Hood College pool. County deficit projection exceeds 90 million. Environmental Dept seeks MTBE well testing expansion. Mary Gaye Fister homicide ruled. Jack Patterson named census local coordinator. County Commissioners weigh 36 cent tax hike. Blair Witch Project producers meeting. Pearl earns plan for independent civilian board.
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Catholic 9 — Hood College
Maryland Department of Environment
Mary Gaye Fister
Jack Patterson
Frederick County events span protests to snow storms and budget boosts
The Frederick area reports a wide range of actions from a home raid seizing 128 weapons and 38 000 rounds to civil rights probe by the ACLU into police treatment of black drivers. Protests at Middletown High School, budget windfalls for the Miller Center and Frederick Community College, a planned 14 million district park near New Market, and hospital profits of around 13 million are noted. A bus collision sent 26 students to Frederick Memorial Hospital, Hood College leadership change, a national web design win by a local student, and various county developments from planning hearings to mosque delays are included along with a series of weather impacts, tax discussions, and notable recognitions.
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Walkersville High
Hood College
Shirley Peterson
Andris McKinley
Frederick Career and Technology Center
Frederick Counity
Fredone Bons
Fred County notes sweep hotel tax, library move, and elections
The Frederick County scene shows the commission pushing a hotel motel tax, Walmart pulling Thurmont plans, and a deputy director swap. Library move planned, education board contenders win, and a 15 year circuit court judge elected. Ground breaking for commuter train station East Street extension noted.
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Thurmont County
Public Works
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Timne
C. Burr
Frederick County Board of Education
Julie Stevenson
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Ray Raffensberger
Walkersville High School
Natalie Mariette
May Events in Frederick County Communal and Local Actions
May brought changes in Brunswick and Frederick with resignations and new offices. Sheriff deputies patrolled at Frederick County middle schools amid a delinquency case. Kris Hughes led walkers in the Avon Breast Cancer 3 Day in Hood Washington. Al Hudak, longtime county employee, left Public Works. About 300 tax delinquent properties were auctioned. The state funded nearly $4 million for school construction. A school uniform policy step forward. An ordinance on scale hog farms moved to public hearing. An $8 million C Burr Artzee expansion contract awarded to Morgan Keller Inc. Cardinal and Keeler connected to Baltimore health efforts. City officials passed a new budget with a two cent tax cut. Frederick Memorial Hospital ordered to pay a male technician over $100,000. Real estate tax rate rose 24 cents. School board voted toward codes for individual schools. Autopsies at the Animal Health Laboratory reduced due to staffing shortages.
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Brunswick
Frederick County
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Frederick
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Digest of June Local Notices and Events
Local men faced charges over contamination at a housing project site in Peaciede. A spill at Meld Pent caused over a half million dollars in damage, with several defendants named. Flags from multiple countries floated at Baker Park for the Ethnic Festival opening ceremony. An archaeologist near Md. 17 in Burkitsville found cobblestones during construction. The Planning Commission postponed action on a text amendment governing swine control.
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