Cullen counselor faces drug charge at Victor Cullen Academy
A youth counselor, David R. Wynne, 25, of Sabillasville, was arrested in Hagerstown about 1 45 a.m. on charges of possession of crack cocaine and urinating in public after buying crack from a juvenile. He was released without bond and suspended from his job. if convicted his employment may end. YSI noted Wynne passed a background check before hiring and that Cullen staff will discuss the charges after two days.
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State Department of Juvenile Services
Victor Cullen
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Gas explosion blamed for lumber co. fire in Shaft
A methane gas explosion is blamed for a January 10 fire that damaged Coddington Lumber Co. in Shaft, Allegany County, with $1.2 million in losses. Fire investigators say they do not yet know the gas origin or if a methane buildup exists under Shaft or nearby mining areas. Carl Mazer, president of Coddington Lumber, questions rebuilding safety and cost after the blaze.
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Allegany County
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Maryland speeds limit debate on controlled highways outside cities
Maryland weighs raising the speed limit on limited access highways outside metro areas. Advocates warn it could raise fatalities after 649 fatal crashes last year, with speed a factor in one third. Since 1987 other states saw a 2 percent rise in deaths per highway safety data. Jackie Gillan of Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety cites Maryland’s safest year since 1964 as irony.
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Frederick mayor lauds Calvary Church role in city history
Frederick Mayor Jim Grimes spoke at Calvary United Methodist Church as it marks its 225th anniversary, noting the church helped shape the city since 1770 and aligning their celebration with Frederick's 250th. He praised residents and forefathers for building a thriving community along Carroll Creek. The Rev. Manthey called the remarks appropriate and well delivered.
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John Greenleaf Whittier
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