Maryland lawmakers mull security hike after Sept 11
In Annapolis the Department of General Services has raised armed guards from 24 to 46 and unarmed guards from 42 to 59 to secure state buildings. Delegates and residents complain of longer lines, stricter checks, and reduced access to the State House as officials defend the measures as necessary and temporary. Local figures warn of hindering public participation while some support the enhanced security.
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Mooney to marry in August says senator
Frederick County’s bachelor senator Senator Mex Mooney of Frederick Washington announced Monday that his fiancée, Dr Grave Gonzalez, a pharmacology PhD candidate from Trevesda, will wed in August. Gonzalez, 33, was born in New Jersey to Cuban-born parents. Mooney, 30, plans a first marriage for him and a second for her. He noted the wedding as a family moment amid his father’s illness last summer.
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Wake Forest Dean's List Includes Local Students
Wake Forest University announces fall semester dean's list with area students attaining a 2.0 GPA or higher. Jessica Cannon of Brunswick is a junior history major, Laura Day of Brederick is a junior political science student, Sarah Nisa of Frederick is a junior English major, Ilealy Gamble of Wondshorn studies political science.
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Brunswicks
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Brederick
Sarah Nisa
Frederick
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Ilealy Gamble
Wondshorn
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Whittier Lakeside Center plan delayed by failed vote
Frederick Planning Commission delayed approval of Lakeside Center a 3acre Whittier commercial project after a missing vote on an access road. Alderman Kuzemchak noted the road's legality depended on an official vote. the commission continued the item to next month citing legal questions and a lack of recorded action. The Lakeside Center includes four buildings with offices retail daycare and a feature beside the central park lake.
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New Market Woman Charged With Assault and Burglary
A 23 year old New Market woman, Daniele Marilynn King, was arrested after Frederick police witnessed an assault on Willowddle Drive. Police say she kicked a vehicle, broke into an apartment to reengage, and assaulted the man. She faces first degree burglary, assault, and destruction of property charges and was released after an appearance before the Frederick County Battery Court.
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Repo man charged with false 911 claim in WV traffic stop
Brian Kilmer, 24, of Martinsburg, WV, faces three counts of making false statements to police, plus driving-related charges after he falsely claimed a Mercedes Benz was involved in arrest warrants and high-speed pursuit to get a deputy to stop a vehicle on US 340. The Mercedes occupants were detained briefly on I-70 but released after the stop. Kilmer posted $300 bail.
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Leesburg man arrested for auto theft in Frederick
A 31-year-old Leesburg man was arrested in Frederick after police spotted a Toyota Camry reported stolen from Virginia. Nwayne Antonio James faced charges including theft and unauthorized use of a vehicle, with $5,000 bail set.
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Brunswick man arrested on drug charges after vehicle stop
Brunswick police detained Gregory P Caniford, 38, after officers observed a 1989 Chevrolet Corsica illegally parked on the C&O Canal Park towpath. He faced charges of marijuana possession and paraphernalia, and marijuana with intent to distribute. His car and $270 were seized pending forfeiture proceedings.
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Hagerstown Man Charged With Theft in Vehicle Break-ins
Froe Staff Reports describe a 1-year-old Slagerstown man arrested on theft charges after witnesses identified him as the thief of over $2,000 in goods from a Frederick police yard vehicle. Officers reported another suspect involved in vehicle break-ins in the West Field Street area with a bail set at $500.
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Spencer trial focus and witness accounts in missing child case
Carl Hewitt of Walkersville testifies that his nephew Christopher was seen near Carver Apartments around 5 30 p m on Nov 19 while Spencer is linked to the case by the state attorney. A convenience store video shows Spencer and Christopher together at the counter as Pokemon cards are bought. Further purchases occur at a nearby gas station near McCurdy Field as investigators trace actions toward the bus terminal area.
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City panel debates pool safety and park repairs
Kal faces board review over three month timeline. Hockey Myers says Diggs Pool near Mullinix Park needs replacement to protect children. $225,000 more funding required beyond $100,000 budget. Winter work would not disrupt season. pool revenue remains low. City also plans repairs on properties, new noise ordinance, and youth center funding while adding 10 officers for downtown foot patrols amid late night nightclub complaints.
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Aldermen Echo Confusing Remarks After Special Meeting
The meeting produced mixed signals from Alderman Lenhart Hall Baldi and others. Officials offered guarded comments on outcomes and future actions as the city prepared to release decisions next week amid a rare special session.
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Burkittsville Advances APFO and Local Projects
Burkittsville continues work on an affordable public facilities ordinance requiring developers to provide adequate water. Mayor Duin Meyer said the town will be prepared to intervene if needed. A workshop is set for March 5. The council approved $100 for Frederick’s Big Sweep cleanup, and the mayor promised updates on the town bridge project on Gapland Reel.
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