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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 2001

Page

5

Burglaries Hit Five Local Vet Clinics Early Wednesday

Thieves struck five Frederick County clinics between 3:30 and 6 am, four of them animal hospitals. West Frederick Veterinary Hospital and Ballenger Creek Veterinary Clinic reported stolen drugs including euthanasia solutions and possibly Ketamine. three other sites were damaged but not robbed. Investigators seek tips at 301-694-1046.

Fredenck Tim Clarke Frederick County West Frederick Veterinary Hospital Bowers Road Ballenger Creek Veterinary Clinic Crestwood Boulevard Sgt. Clarke Kingsbrook Animal Hospital New Design Road Fred Enck Veterinary Center Grove Road Daybreak Adult Caycare Rocky Springs Road Maresa Campbell Fredenck Veterinary Center Sheriff's Office

Delegates hear county bonding bill in Annapolis

Frederick County faces a bonding bill to raise its authority by 43 million for school construction. Commissioners Terre Roy Rhoderick and Douglas Brown ing testified in favor as debt service would rise by 1.8 million in fiscal 2002 and 35 million in 2004 per the legislature analysis.

Annapolis Frederick County House of Delegates Terre Roy Rhoderick Douglas Browning Rhodenck

School board rejects officer program in Montgomery County

Montgomery County officials criticize the school board vote against a school resource officer program. County Executive Douglas M. Duncan argues the plan aligns with community policing, offers security, serves as mentors, and engages students in prevention activities. Police Chief Charles A. Moose defends the need, noting non confrontational dialogue with students and potential federal grant funding.

Rockville Montgomer Douglas M Thuntan Thear Duncan Charles A Moose Uhel Moose Montgomery

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