Germantown Fire Chief Faces Sexual Harassment Complaint
Germantown Volunteer Fire Department Chief Michael May is accused by Lorena Soriano of sexually harassing her since last summer with comments and physical advances. Soriano seeks his dismissal, while department attorney Mindy Farber notes removal requires a two thirds vote and cites affidavits. May has a history of racial slurs leading to past resignations and elections as chief.
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Germantown
Michael May
Lorena Soriano
Human Relations Commission
May
Department
Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Department
New Germantown Department
Middletown Seeks Candidates for Town Commission
Middletown officials schedule a nominating convention at 7 30 tonight at town hall for four year town commission seats. Names up for election include Fred Rudy David Lake and John Thompson. A public hearing on a zoning text amendment to permit an antique mall is set for 7 30 p m March 14.
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Susan C. Nicol
News-Post
Middletown
Town Commission
Fred Rudy
David Lake
John Thompson
Burgess and
Commissioners
Southern States
Val-E
Jesserong
Monty Ahalt
Harry Ropp
John Miller
Two Frederick Residents Charged In Cocaine Possession
Frederick City Police say two residents were jailed on drug offenses after a traffic stop early Tuesday. Elmer L. Armentrout, 36, and Mary D. Patterson, 45, were charged with possession of cocaine after officers found two pieces of crack cocaine in Armentrout’s mouth and Patterson surrendered two more pieces.
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Frederick
Frederick City
South Market Street
Elmer L. Armentrout
Water Street
Mary D. Patterson
Klineharts Alley
Robert Brown Jr
John Hanson Apartments
North Bentz Street
Mr. Armentrout
Ms. Patterson
County panel considers funding for developmental center staff
The Frederick County Developmental Center would gain two new employees for March 1 to June 30 at a cost of 93 312 in salaries and benefits through June 30, 1995. The staff would serve children and young adults aged 3 to 20 and assist the Infants and Toddlers Program serving newborns to age 3 with disabilities or risk factors. County commissioners also heard thanks from the Frederick County Coalition for the Homeless for support in shelter efforts.
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Frederick County
Forder
Health Department
Frederick County Coalition For the Homeless
Taskers drive out space debate and zoning actions
The planning commission debated drive out requirements for Taskers Chance noting 20 feet may be approved and cites prior projects while opponents questioned market demand for elderly housing. In other business a Pizza Hut lot replat, State Farm subdivision with tree planting limits, and annexation proposal east of Opossumtown Pike were conditionally approved.
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Schmersahl Rand D. Weinberg
First Centrum
Commission
Tasker
Sally Murphy
Milhaupt
Weinberg
Lgds Merk
Pizza Hut
Montevue South
State Farm Insurance Co
Board of Aldermen
Opossumtown Pike
Cloverhill
Frederick school budget debate tests music, contracts
Parents and teachers push back as Frederick County School Board negotiates a looming 161.7 million proposal. FCTA cites dismal contract talks and eight proposed takebacks without cost of living increases. AFSE seeks food service worker inclusion. community voices resist program cuts while supporting music education linked to math and history. The board plans a Tuesday work session before a final version goes to the County Commissioners for a June vote after hearings.
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Frederick County Teachers Association
Gadra
Kim Lewis
FCTA
Frederick County
Lewis
James Wright
Board of County Commissioners
Dune
Courthouse Valentine Wedding Feels Intimate for Couple
Tradition frames a dry run for a couple planning a larger ceremony later. The bride has a gown, and both wore meaningful items as Old Man Winter postponed their last-week plan. They chose Valentine’s Day for the courthouse event citing cost and simplicity, with fathers approving though mothers expressed some disappointment.
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Jackie Olsen
Texas
Gary Olsen
Icy Conditions Raise Dangers From Ladder to Roof
Ms Stockman warns ice and snow make work dangerous as ladders slip on icy ground and gutter brackets glacier over. As warmer weather arrives, the immediate issue shifts to possible floods from rapid melt. Weather watchers track the rate of snow and ice thaw.
Water leaks drain Woodsboro treasury threatens town projects
Woodsboro officials say water line leaks may have sent up to 55000 dollars from town coffers over six months as 19 million gallons were pumped and only 7.6 million billed. Commissioners plan valve replacements and two half mile line extensions, charge 50 dollars to test meters if in good condition, and postpone building regulation changes until March 14.
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Woodsboro
School Alley
MD. 530
Gravel Hill Road
John Catshall
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Grean Screen & Pan New Fie
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Evergreen Square
Mi Sam
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Taylor King
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Boonsboro
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Boonsboro, MD
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