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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1995

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Frederick Brewery expansion plans shelved at South Street site

Frederick Brewery Co plans to abandon the proposed expansion at 35 E. South St after environmental and space constraints, with CEO Kevin Brannon and president Marjorie A. McGinnis citing too many compromises and costs. They will look at other Maryland sites to increase Blue Ridge beer production for eastern markets.

Frederick Brewery Co Farmers’ Cooperative E. South St Kevin Brannon Frederick City Frederick County Maryland Brannon Marjoriea. McGinnis East South Street

Unlocked Doors At C Burr Artz Library During Presidents Day

Patrons entered the C Burr Artz Library while closed for a holiday as security alarm sounded at about 1 pm. Frederick City Police secured the area by 1 30 pm and warned the front doors were left open by staff and visitors.

C. Burr Artz Library Frederick City Brian Ray Beth Pelle Ray Ms. Pelie Craig Lang Sgt

Two charged in 7-Eleven robbery at Mount Airy

Maryland State Police in Frederick and Carroll counties charged Paul Lawrence Neal and Donald Cortaz Dorsey with robbery theft conspiracy assault and traffic violations after a 1 18 a m Mount Airy 7 Eleven robbery that escalated into a high speed chase Dorsey entered the store talked with the clerk then grabbed her and demanded cash while Neal pumped gas into a pickup and the pair fled with an undisclosed amount of money.

Maryland Frederick Carroll Ridgeside Drive Mount Airy Paul Lawrence Neal Dickerson Donald Cortaz Dorsey Dorsey Neal

Frederick News-Post Weather and Agriculture Brief

Cloudy with a chance of light rain and lows around 3. National FFA Week celebrated by local chapters. Portions of The Frederick News-Post printed on 100 percent recycled paper. The newspaper also notes recyclable content.

Frederick

Spring weather brings park day joy amid forecast chill

Frederick residents and visitors enjoyed Baker Park on Presidents Day with sunny breaks and outdoor play for students from Gov. Thomas Johnson High School and Stepping Stone day care. Forecasters warn of a cool, possibly snowy week with highs near 50 and 40s dipping by afternoon.

Tony Magnanelli Danny Grimm Derrick Goines South Frederick Frederick Gov. Thomas Wesel Meghan Philipp Frankfurt North Bentz West Second Streets Baker Park Michael Banjoman Michael Nicole Chris Brittney Joseph Bethesda Maryianne Hall

Maryland House panel approves bill to hold adults liable

Annapolis lawmakers backed legislation to widen accountability for adults hosting underage drinking parties at home. The Judiciary Committee voted 17 to 3 after testimony from Walkersville High student Blaine Dorsey and his mother Elizabeth, detailing the 1993 death of his brother David Scott Dorsey to push action.

Annapolis House of Delegates Judiciary Committee Walkersville Blaine Dorsey Elizabeth Committee Pauline Menes David Scott Dorsey Blaine

Car buff traces vintage Cadillac to Libertytown

Venice resident Ross A Walkup bought a 1907 Cadillac for 14000 from the son of its second owner Robert Vetter of Rockville. Vetter says the car may have come from Libertytown. Walkup sought the original owner through The Frederick News-Post and learned from Labertytown native Richard Sappington that the driver in a photo is his great uncle Frank Sappington, photographed outside his Walnut Street home. Continued on Page AD.

Ross Venice Fla Robert Vetter Rockville Walkup Vetter Libertytown Mr. Walkup Frederick Frank Sappington Walnut Street Labertytown Florida Skip Lawrence Richard Sappington

U S Mexico reach twenty billion rescue package

The United States and Mexico agreed on a twenty billion dollar rescue package aimed at stabilizing Mexico’s economy and peso. Treasury Secretary Rubin planned to announce the terms with Mexican Finance Minister Guillermo Ortiz, as Mexico agreed to tighten monetary policy and raise interest rates to bolster the peso.

Washington United States Mexico Clinton White House Treasury Robert Rubin Guillermo Ortiz U S Bank of Mexico Ortiz US Treasury Mexical Mike McCurry U.S

Ralph Stottlemyer former bank president dies in Thurmont

Ralph Emory Stottlemyer 3 of 14915 Sabillasville Road Thurmont died Monday Feb 20 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He was 54 years married to Louise Newcomer Stottlemyer for 54 years. Born Oct 8 1911 in Thurmont he retired from Thurmont Bank after 23 years serving as president. Survived by wife two sons Richard and David and families one grandson sister and four brothers. Friends may visit Stauffer Funeral Home Wed Feb 22 9am to 9pm with family receiving 7 to 9 pm.

Ralph Emory Stottlemyer Sabillasville Road Thurmont Frederick Memorial Hospital Stottlemyer Louise Newcomer Stottlemyer Emory F Mary Rae Kelbaugh Stottlemyer Thurmont Bank Frederick Thomas R. Stottlemyer Karen Mystic Rachel Brish William Hagerstown Johnn R Stottlemyer Barbara Cascade Paul R Stottlemyer Beanrce Washington James Lee Stottlemyer Jeanne Vollmar Stauffer East Main St

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