Four Sandower Builders workers injured as structure collapses
At 845 am a 145 by 50 foot single story building at 1425 W Patrick St collapsed while being built for Sandower Builders Inc. Owner Charles Robert Sandower, pinned under the roof, was listed in guarded condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Two other workers were treated and stable. the site will be condemned until new construction guidelines are set. Rescue teams removed victims as IVs were started for transport.
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Sandower Builders
W. Patrick St
Charles Robert Sandower
Cloverhill
At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Margie Murphy
Caseall Avecharman
Ausherman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Billy Boots
Triangle Honda
A-2 Rental
Sandower Builders' Inc
Patrick St
FMH
Sanbower
City Fire Companies
Calvin Schluter
Richard J Ashton
Schiuter
Planning Commission
Sandower
New soil percolation rules upset farmers
Local officials warn that new state soil percolation rules will devalue farmland and curb usable land for housing. Frederick County farmers and homebuilders fear loss of prime cropland as tests become required at three locations on each building lot and restrictions on underground granular material. County officials and lawmakers describe poor communication and potential delays while Farm Bureau leaders seek public hearings and possible amendments before adoption.
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Bryan J Moore
Frederick County
Franklin Gladhull
Planning Commission
Gladhill
Moore
Weir
Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
State Register
Fredenck County Health Department
Hagerstown
County Health Department
Charles H Smeiser
Fredenck
Carroll
Howard
State Health Department
Smeiser
Julien Delphey
Farm Bureau
Adele Wilzack
State Secretary of Health and Mental Hygiene
Weather forecast and notices blurb
Inside The News Weather reports snow across the day with highs from 30 to 35 degrees. Steady snow tonight expected to accumulate several inches by morning. Western Maryland Weather map on page. Classified ads and obituaries noted. TV listings and education quote occupy small spaces.
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Maryland
Remembering the past as Frederick’s Black residents strive forward
A Frederick community recounts segregated life and racial bias from the 1930s to 1950s as elders like Bill Lee and Nickens recall barriers entry to theaters, shopping, and public spaces. They urge younger Blacks to value freedoms won and resist apathy while NAACP leaders push for progress.
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