Brunswick names new police chief in cautious transition
Chet Price, longtime veteran of Prince Georges County policing, was named Brunswick police chief after a four month council search. City officials praised his experience from the University of Maryland and George Washington University, noting his community focus and plans to build trust through outreach and steady leadership.
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Ak Pire
Phil O'Donnell
Chet Price
University of Maryland
George Washington University
Brunswick
Frederick County
Jim Hagg
Thurmont
New
Former Brunswick chief takes helm of sheriffs youth ranch
Richard Stone, former chief of Brunswick Police, resigned after three years and became head of the sheriffs youth ranch in Buckeystown in December. A Frederick County resident, he brings about 30 years in law enforcement, with prior service at Montgomery County and the Brunswick department. He aims to apply his experience to benefit the program and the children, meeting staff and youths to plan changes. Stone holds a degree in law enforcement from the University of Maryland and an MBA from Frostburg State University, now living with his wife in Washington County.
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Buckeystown
Brunswick Police
Richard Stone
Brunswick
Ies
Buffalo Bill shotgun heirloom tied to Wisner farm tale
Garnet Wisner recalls a single shot from a Buffalo Bill shotgun once owned by his great grandfather Charles Wisner near Cas House Pike in Frederick County. The gun, handed down to him, is nonfunctional and linked to local farm life as Grant, his grandson, eyes a different future away from farming.
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Walkersville
Garnetl Wisner
Fredenck County
Buffalo Bull
Cody Charles Wisner
Garnetts
Daysville Road
Buffalo Ball
Charles Wisner
Cas House Pike
C S Wisner
Mr Wisner
Washuseton
Buffalo Bill
William Fredench Cody
Wisner
Anne Oakley
Alin Faemed
Prederick County
Walkersville history pieces and a Civil War era list
A Walkersville farmer preserves pieces of history including a shotgun once owned by Buffalo Bill Cody and a handwritten 1860 Liberty voting district poll list. The collection also highlights an 1890 description of Walkersville, historic land values, and a 1941 Baltimore Sun feature on a farming family.
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Buffalo Bull
Cody Isttt Walacroviis Failive
Galliatt
Liberty
Tustewan
Walkersville
Glade
Frederon County
City Puts Forward Revised Trash Pickup Schedule
Frederick proposes new trash collection routes to balance workload and reduce overtime while preserving twice weekly service. Under the plan areas east of US 15 and north of East Patrick would get Monday and Thursday pickups, west of US 15 and north of West Patrick on Tuesday and Friday, and south of Patrick Street on Wednesday and Saturday. The changes exclude downtown and aim to save money, with an information campaign planned if adopted.
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Frederick
Public Works Department
Streets and Sanitation Committee
Board of Aldermen
U.S. 15
East Patrick Street
U.S 15
West Patrick Street
Patrick Street
Bob Wilkinson
General Services
Publi Works
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