Maryland drug raid nets 22 marijuana plants at Gambrill Park home
Frederick County officers from the Narcotics Task Force with Maryland State Police and the county Sheriff’s Office raid 10188 Gambrill Park Road at 7 pm seizing 22 marijuana plants, indoor growing gear, and related items. Douglas Fritz Nichols, 38, was arrested on multiple charges and released on 48000 dollars bond. Other raids Feb 15 at Ford Road and Highland School Road yielded arrests and seized marijuana and cash.
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Frederick City
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Criminal Division
IRS
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Nichols
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Highland School Road
Harry Allen
Karen
Harry Delauter
Modell Bill Forces $24 Million Payback on Stadium
In Annapolis a House committee approved a measure requiring Art Modell to return 24 million dollars to the state. The funds would flow into a school construction fund as part of a plan for a 200 million stadium in Baltimore. The bill awaits a full House vote next week with 27 members casting votes.
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Baltimore
Art Modell
House
Baltimore County
Howard
Pete” Rawlings
Modell
Sue Hecht
D-Frederick
Hecht
Frederick mayor touts positives amid negative press
Frederick Mayor Jim Grimes told about 55 residents at a Chamber breakfast that his administration remains upbeat while addressing real estate, staffing and East Street extension issues. He defended actions on personnel matters, noted no appeals count, and said MARC train progress relies on extending East Street with state backing and a bid after design next month.
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Jim Grimes
Grimes
Frederick County
East Street
MARC
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U.S
City lands only bid for Carroll Creek project
Frederick officials received a single bid from Carroll Creek Plaza to develop a 21 575 square foot site along Carroll Creek. The plan calls for buying 2 443 square foot building at 558 Market Street for 200 000 dollars to create a seven story mixed use project with 92 000 square feet, including 55 000 square feet of commercial space on the first floor and 62 000 square feet of office space across floors two to five, with a six and seven reserved for condominiums. The project could be built in two phases or all at once if market demand warrants, with first phase within 1 14 years and second phase within 2 years, contingent on approvals and demand. The team includes Harris Smariga Associates as engineer and surveyor and Frederick Contractors Inc in partnership with McCleary Earley Construction as general contractor.
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Carroll Creek
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Linear Park
Court Street
Citizens Way
South Market Street
Bulding
Market St
Harris, Smariga & Associates Inc
Frederick Contractors Inc
McCleary, Earley Construction
Have shoes will travel on Carroll Creek Promenade
Rosemary Walters carries her shoes during an inline skating trip on the Carroll Creek Promenade. Despite a windy forecast, temperatures were expected to reach the upper 50s, making outdoor skating favorable.
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Rosemary Walters
Carroll Creek
Redskins stadium funding near agreement in Maryland
In Annapolis a deal to fund road and infrastructure work around a proposed Redskins stadium in Prince George's County is close but not sealed. County Executive Wayne Curry proposed 12.5 million of Maryland's 73 million commitment, easing legislative concerns as a highway funds formula shift surfaces.
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Washington Redskins
Prince George’s
Gerard Evans
Redskins
Wayne Curry
Parris Glendening
Glendening
Curry
Baltimore
Housing a concern as Detrick readies for Ritchie workers
Fort Detrick plans for 900 transferring workers from Fort Ritchie face a housing squeeze. The Army will fund at least one new barracks for about 200 soldiers, with possibilities for another to replace aging units. Most transfers are young single soldiers, while Detrick civilians already house families nearby.
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Ritchie
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Tuell
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Inside The Frederick News Post recycled paper note
The Frederick News Post emphasizes daily use of 100 percent recycled paper and its recyclability, noting the newspaper's commitment to environmental sustainability and responsible printing practices.
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