County and towns urged to back transfer rights plan
Frederick County commissioners hear zoning consultant Lane Kendig outline a 4 transfer of development rights program aimed at preserving farmland. He says cooperation with municipalities is essential, noting few have shown interest as infrastructure and market volatility threaten success. Public meeting to continue discussions at Winchester Hall.
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Reeves Group aids WTC cleanup with decontamination systems
The Reeves Group, Frederic manufacturing and distribution firm, led decontamination efforts after the September 11 attacks. CEO Richardon said demand surged as the company supplied mass casualty gear and operated at ground zero. The firm unveiled the Raven Crawler wheel stretcher for mass casualty use amid growing first responder needs.
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Duke Opponent Cut Off at Potomac River Plant Hearing
The Maryland Public Service Commission halted extended questioning in the Duke power plant proceeding near the Potomac River after intense lawyer cross-examination. Audubon Society sought to reveal confidential negotiations over water use, but PSC president Mr Bright upheld a strong confidentiality policy.
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Spencer case shows prison credit cutting 10 year term
Police report indicate Spencer received good behavior credits that reduced his decade sentence by about two thirds. The murder occurred around Nov. 4 to Nov. 20 with a boy found in a dugout at McCar field. Authorities cite a Greyhound station phone call and a video tape at a nearby store as lead evidence. A police wheel found no other clues.
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Homeless faces court and city debates over encampment
Neighbors vow to sue as residents of a city encampment clash with the Community Action Agency and mayoral aides. Citizens demand action while officials stress private property limits and ongoing discussions on next steps.
Mayor seeks AG opinion on veto and city appointments
The Maryland attorney general's office was asked for an opinion on a veto issue. Aldermen confirmed Frances Baker and Istvan Peteranise2 to the Frederick Town Historic District Commission and Gerry Hicks to the Tacks and Recreation Commission amid opposition from Mr Hall.
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Man Surrenders for Marijuana Charge in Frederick Court
Ronald W. James age 41 surrendered to Frederick Police on an assault warrant after asking to check for warrants and admitting possession of marijuana. Judge Janice Rodnick Ambrose joked at the scene as James faced charges and received credit for 57 days jailed and a suspended 1000 fine.
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Yellow Pages led robbers to bank in Maryland case
Three men from the Baltimore area faced armed robbery charges in Frederick after investigators tied the group to an Allfirst bank heist usingYellow Pages and a map found in their vehicle. Prosecutor Charles Smith said the mastermind pleaded Alfard to conspiracy while admitting enough evidence for a conviction if trial occurred.
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Priest ex-chaplain found guilty of abusing student
Kenneth K. Behrel, 52, former St. James School chaplain and later pastor, was convicted by a Maryland circuit court jury of one count of child abuse for sexually abusing a bedridden boy he befriended nearly 20 years ago. The victim, now 34, testified as his mother cried. the second case will be tried separately.
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