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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1997

Page

4

Two Frederick interns shape community through service at Religious Coalition

Ms. Orlando and Ms. Flory arrived as interns to Frederick's Religious Coalition, where since 1995 they support clients, volunteers and church groups. They coordinated projects and manage food bank links while living modestly on stipends, leaving a lasting personal and community impact.

Ms. Orlando Frederick The Religious Coalition Ms. Flory Dr. Davis Frederick County Orlando

Way Station expansion eyed despite neighbors concerns

Way Station plans renovations using a 658000 HUD grant to buy and fix two Dill Avenue homes for independent living as part of the Sheppard Pratt Health System project. The state values the 1910 dwelling at 200900 with 169900 purchase price and 100000 needed for upgrades. ownership will pass to Qidetown Homes nonprofit. Local residents weigh impacts on property values and zoning.

Mark Eber Sheppard Pratt Health System Way Station O’rear Richard Griffin Mr. Griffin Mr. Lyons Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development Dill Avenue HUD Qidetown Homes Qidetown Homes,’ Mr. O’rear Lyons

Trials Set for Whitman and Nance in Frederick Murder Case

Co defendants Rachel Irene Whitman and Jean Louis Arnaud Nance face trials within 30 days in Frederick County Circuit Court on charges of first degree murder conspiracy to commit murder and assault with intent to murder both have been held at the Frederick County Adult Detention Center since June 1996 Wooldridge 17 faces up to 15 years for conspiracy to commit murder and will be sentenced after others are tried Nance’s trial starts next week Pilkington died after being tossed from Md 17 bridge with stab wounds in Virginia body later found in the Potomac River DNA evidence linked to Pilkington’s blood and knife

Ton Jensen Miss Whitman Mr. Nance Wooldridge Hillcrest Rachel Irene Whitman Jean Louis Arnaud Nance Frederick County Nance Adrian Keane Pilkington MD. 17 Potomac River Brunswick Virginia Pilkington

Crash claims life of Mountain Gate cashier Darlene Wastler

Darlene Wastler remains in serious condition with Donald Wastler Sr in satisfactory condition after a crash. Chief Ruff said investigation continues. Wastler, remembered as friendly by Mountain Gate Family Restaurant coworkers where she worked as cashier hostess and gift shop employee. She graduated from Catoctin in 1994 and wed last September. Employees and customers donate to cover funeral costs and remember her as the most beautiful bride in the world.

Darlene Wastler Donald Wastler Sr Ruff Ms. Plumley Mrs. Wastler Emmitsburg

Simpson jurors cite blood evidence in damages trial

Jurors said blood stains and photos showing Simpson wearing Bruno Magic shoes matched crimes scenes. They found him credible yet split on punitive damages. A black panelist dissented on damages but supported responsibility. Damages total 33.5 million, punitive 25 million, with judge to rule on reasonableness before payment. appeals or bankruptcy possible. Smiles were seen at plaintiffs' hotel headquarters.

Simpson Bruno Magic Mr. Simpson Lisa Theriot Mr. Goldman Ms. Simpson

Middletown names Army officer as town administrator

U S Army Lt Col Bruce McIntosh was hired as Middletown town administrator to start the first week of March. The 44 year old from Youngstown lives in Middletown with his wife Patricia and their three children. He will retire from the Army where he works in the Medical Service and is assigned to Walter Reed Army Hospital with duties at the Pentagon focusing on hospital administration. He earned a 1980 Master of Public Administration from the University of Alabama and plans to apply it to town government. His move aims to shorten his commute from Washington. Col McIntosh says he intends to stay in Middletown permanently near family and hometown ties.

Middletown U.S. Army Bruce McIntosh McIntosh Drew Bowen Youngstown Ohio Patricia Army Walter Reed Army Hospital Pentagon Pentagon, and Specializes In Hospital Administration, Said Col. McIntosh Col. McIntosh University of Alabama Washington Frederick County Sean Colleen Joseph

Tinted windows lead to arrest in Frederick

Frederick police said Bryan Wayne Anders a 19 year old from Hillmeade Square was stopped for dark window tinting at Broadway and West South Streets. He was found with crack cocaine a concealed knife a pager a cellphone $454 and 15 bags of crack plus a bag of marijuana. He faces multiple drug charges and a 120000 bail. In Chicago the Rev Jesse Jackson spent a night in jail on disorderly conduct charges after blocking access to a site tied to a white owned company ending a contract with a black trucking firm. Two other protesters were arrested as about 50 demonstrated with Keep Hope Alive signs.

Frederick Bryan Wayne Anders Hillmeade Square Broadway West South Streets John Fry Shawn Doyle Maryland Anders Mr. Anders Chicago Jesse Jackson Jackson

Simpson verdict shadows a family’s grief and custody

The family reacts to the verdict with pain and resignation as Nicole and Ron are remembered. Tanya Brown and Kim Goldman express ongoing loss and lasting impact, while Ron Simpson remains stoic at a golf course. custody remains unchanged per the judge’s ruling, Marjorie Fuller notes.

Nicole Ms. Simpson Tanya Brown Kim Goldman Ronald Ron Mr. Simpson Simpson Knobwood Golf Course

Burkittsville Debates Speed Bumps At Town Meeting

Burkittsville residents packed the community center to protest or defend a plan for six new speed bumps on Main Street and nearby routes. Critics accused the mayor and council of targeting visitors and farmers, while supporters cited safety. fire and ambulance crews warned delays. The fire department urged enforcement over bumps, calling time critical and costly to equipment.

Burkittsville Main Street Paul Gilligan Cindy Savage Burkitsville Richard Pry Carl Humphrey Middletown Gilligan

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