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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1997

Page

4

Frederick Mayor Grimes Faces Urbana Elementary Students

Urbana Elementary second graders peppered Frederick mayor Jim Grimes with questions about leadership and life during a news conference in Urbana. He joked about sleep and nerves while outlining the city report for 1996 and explaining he leads a 50,000 resident city.

Urbana Jim Grimes Frederick City State of the Union

Second graders quiz mayor on work and roots in Frederick

Students ask Frederick mayor about his job and career path. He says the job is enjoyable and rewarding, with 50 daily calls to handle, and that he aims to help people. He recounts education at Lewistown, Elm Street, Frederick High, and a path from family business to truck companies now owning three firms.

Frederick City School of Hard Knocks Grimes

Poles blamed as health hazard by environmental group

The National Coalition Against the Misuse of Pesticides says wood preservatives in utility poles carry toxins like dioxin and hexachlorobenzenes. The group cites Maryland facilities and Allegheny Power poles while defense points to federal regulation and alternative materials.

National Coalition Against Washington, D.C Jay Feldman Coalition Maryland Potomac Edison Allegheny Power Midge Teahan California

Judge denies sewer access to Thurmont developer

Frederick County Circuit Court Judge Herbert L Rollins blocked a bid by Moser Family Farms to connect to Thurmont s municipal wastewater system for an outside town expansion The judge noted Maryland law sparse since a 1970 Rockville case and cited Thurmont s 80 user hookups outside town limits including Catoctin Mountain Park Cunningham Falls State Park and Catoctin High School He warned that forcing outside connections would chill municipal authority and affect park and school users within four miles of town

Moser Family Farms Thurmont Frederick County Herbert L. Rollins Rollins Maryland Rockville Catoctin Mountain Park Cunningham Falls State Park Catoctin High School

County NAACP Leader Defends Role Amid Criticism

Johnnie Mac Twine, head of Frederick County NAACP, rejects calls to resign, arguing the criticism is unjust. He describes ongoing volunteer work, private fundraising, and local aid efforts, noting his roots in a poor Texas neighborhood and a lifetime of service including Army and Air Force service with a 1987 major retirement.

NAACP Johnnie Mac Twine Frederick News-Post Twine Frederick County National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Melba Rollins Grand Prairie Texas Martin Luther King Jr Family Partnership Army Air Force Vietnam Officers’ Training School

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Brunswick City Hall sale may move police to new building

Mayor Thomas Smith announced a plan to buy the Farmers & Mechanics National Bank building for 300000 to relocate City Hall and house the Brunswick Police Department. The current police building would become a park site in West Brunswick pending council approval and financing.

Walt Stull Police Department West Brunswick Central Avenue

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