Controversy Over County Liquor Bill At Hearing
A county bill drawn by Derr faces opposition as restaurateurs and the public fill a hearing. Reportedly, several weeks of discussion preceded the session, with critics citing potential impact on local establishments. Nicola of Frederick and Ristorante owners voiced concerns as a broader delegation issue loomed.
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Maryland dorm counselor found guilty of molestation
Frederick County jurors found Grant 47 guilty on three counts of molesting three boys at a Mary Deaf school dormitory. Prosecutors said he lied to administrators about incidents spanning 1994 to 1995. Judge John Tisdale set sentencing for March 26.
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Lawyers say own marriages profit from insight gained in breakups
Divorce lawyers in Frederick say presiding over clients' marriages gives insight into avoiding courtroom battles. Elizabeth Conklyn and Thomas Barse discuss how personal experience informs practice as they balance work with family life and Valentine's Day plans.
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Thomas Barse
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Gramm exits race reshaping Maryland presidential contest
Maryland voters had seen Sen. Phil Gramm as the most visible candidate until his decision to quit the GOP race. The move opens the field to remaining candidates, with eight contenders left one week before the New Hampshire primary. Gramm, who owns a Dorchester County vacation home, had built strong local recognition.
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Brunswick seeks pension law change after double-dipper case
Brunswick officials urge Maryland legislators to amend a 1994 pension rule that labeled Paul Cook a double-dipper after he returned to work at the sewer plant. Cook, a former Brunswick High School science teacher, had worked as water quality control since 1988 before retirement and rehire, facing pension reductions once more unless the Brinkley sponsored bill passes.
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Man gets 60 days house arrest for marijuana fire
Frederick County Circuit Court sentenced Peter E. David 30 of Smithsburg to house arrest after he called 911 to report a blaze at his Garfield Road home tied to heat lamps for growing marijuana. Fire officials traced the fire to an electrical short. David claimed the crop was for personal use. Authorities found him cooperative, with no evidence of sale or dealing.
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Smithsburg
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Budget discussion weighs student bus fees and event tickets
County officials consider charging students to ride buses and raising adult event tickets by $1 as part of a broader budget review. Dr Gadra says the proposal will be examined against state law with the county attorney to explore all options. Page A-4.
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CAF director defends airshow accounting procedures
CAF executive director Robert Rice says airshow receipts undergo two levels of audit in response to Frederick News-Post questions about the nonprofit group’s accounting for airshow revenues. The statement asserts internal controls are in place and adhered to by the Confederate Air Force.
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