Four students charged with mounting meter theft at college
Four Mount St. Marys College students were arrested early Thursday morning after two Emmitsburg parking meters were found in a dorm room. David Ellis Lee Lloyd Leland Stueck Franklin Vincent Uleck Jr and Martin James Kelly were charged with theft and destruction of property and released on recognizance bonds after a district court hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
David Ellis Lee
Edgewater
Lloyd Leland Stueck
Towson
Franklin Vincent Uleck Jr
New Windsor
Martin James Kelly
Westminster
District Court
Frederick County
Fire log report of alarms and vehicle fires across several Maryland towns
In the 24 hour period ending 10 a.m. fire alarms and incidents were reported including automatic alarms at Homewood Retirement Center Juniors Citizens Uniteds and Independents responding at 8 29 a.m. a house fire at 2739 Loch Haven Drive with Hyattstown and New Market on scene a 7 24 p.m. house trailer fire with Wolfsville and Smithsburg responding a 11 13 a.m. building fire at the Sheraton Inn Gettysburg with Emmitsburg units en route a 12 01 p.m. house fire at 9419 B Old Mill Road with Rocky Ridge Graceham Thurmont New Midway tanker and Woodsboro ambulance responding an 8 p.m. truck fire at 170 MD 340 with Braddock Heights Independents and Uniteds on scene plus ambulance calls totaling five emergencies and two routines jail population listed as 88 males and 5 females.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loch Haven
Hyattstown
New Market
Stottlemyer Road
Wolfsville
Smithsburg
Sheraton Inn
Gettysburg
Emmitsburg
Taneytown
Old Mill Road
County Faces Breach Over Courthouse Payment With Cam
The county withheld 470000 of its payments to Cam over alleged courthouse structural issues. Cam seeks 9.2 million under the signed contract while the county cites a retention clause. About 1 million of Cam’s claims cover unpaid subcontractors, with federal arbitrators set to hear the case on April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam
Cain
Huddles
Police job action grinds on in Columbus drivers on blue flu
Columbus police and firefighters entered a second day of sickouts as city officials warned the blue flu could strain supervisors. More than 90 percent of officers and about 95 percent of firefighters called in sick to protest a 5 percent raise, prompting patrols by sergeants and lieutenants and extended 24 hour shifts for crews. Officials urged caution on fire hazards while residents in Clintonville organized extra patrols and a neighborhood crime watch to deter crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Harmon Dutko
James Kerwin
John Dill
Earl Burden
Burden
Clintonville
Ohio State University
Weather forecast for Friday across the East Coast and beyond
The National Weather Service predicts showers and rain with sleet on Friday for most East Coast areas and rain for the Pacific Northwest. Much of the nation is expected to be sunny with cold temperatures ranging from the northern Rockies to the Northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Weather Service
East Coast
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Social Services weighs FY 84 budget requests
The Frederick County Department of Social Services board weighs seven FY 1984 priorities within a 5 percent budget increase limit. Key items include 24 hour emergency services, Commissioners Fund assistance, automated data processing, and hiring needs such as a social worker and volunteer coordinator. Foster care funding and in home services programs also feature prominently as the board prepares a budget for March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Department of Social Services Board of Directors
County Commissioners Fund
Stephen Mood
Social Services
Commissioners Fund
Mood
Catherine Smith
Frederick County Children’s Council installs new officers
Frederick County Children’s Council approved two applications for membership and installed new officers at its regular meeting in Winchester Hall. Judith Rudolf was named president, Mary Aon Dundlatt secretary, and Ronald “Cam” Smith treasurer. The group aims for geographic balance and will address latch key needs, day care, youth employment, and juvenile sentencing. The council plans regional meetings to gather parent input and discuss drug education and prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Children’s Council
Winchester Hall
James Respess
Frederick
Sarita Hoyt
Prospect Hall
Judith Rudolf
Frederick County Department of Social Services
Mary Aon Dundlatt
King Ahonen Wilson
Ronald “Cam” Smith
Frederick County
Ronald Nasso
Board of Education Area II
Boe
Rudolf
Rudolph
Joy Pittman
Frederick cab driver abducted on trip to BWI
Frederick City Police report a Frederick taxi driver, Wanda Keeney, was abducted by Miguel A. Cazares after he ordered transport to BWI. At 8:10 am at the Frederick 170 Truck Stop, Cazares pulled a knife, took over, and was later arrested at the airport and jailed on $11,000 bond for false imprisonment and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore/Washington International Airport
Bwi
Frederick City
Wanda Keeney
Ace Cab Co
Miguel A. Cazares
Tucson
Ariz
Frederick 170
Richard J. Ashton
Cazares
Ashton
Beltimore Beltway
Ms. Keeney
Frederick
Maryland
Frederick County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pennsylvania
Bud Culbertson
Sheraton
Culbertson
Bob
Sabillasville
Homewood
Uniteds and
Independents
Sear
Sears
Roesuce and CO
NOAA
US Dept of
Pe Olde Spirits ‘Shoppe
Ty Ene
Alain
Eis
Heineken
Old Milwaukee
Eamtsburg Thurmont
Myervile
Sal Tuaore
Kyatissown
Gamthersburg
Rockvale
the News
Children’s Council
Winn Wines
Baltimore Magazine
St. Patrick's Wine & Cheese
Byrd
Byrd Vineyards & Winery
Church Hill Rd
Myersville
Frederick US. 40
Church Hill Road
Covey’s Wine & Spirits
Rosemont
Seagram
Sia Ad
Rae
Cella
Wremks
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!