New city attorneys feel right at home in Frederick
Frederick adds two city attorneys Heather Price Smith and Debra Borden after brief tenures as assistant and police department legal adviser. Smith, with a $44 698 salary, will serve planning and zoning bodies and various city departments. Borden, earning $43 847, brings civil rights litigation experience and aims to train at the police academy.
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Heather Price Smith
Smith
Mount Airy
Ms Borden
Police Academy
Baltimore City Police Department
EEOC
Lynn Board
Ms. Borden
University of Maryland School of Law
University of Maryland
Frederick City
Ms. Smith
University of Baltimore
Western Maryland College
Heather
Debra
Ms. Beard
Sam Yu
Office of Legal Services
Frederick City Hall
Debra Borden
Snow emergency actions as Frederick County braces for 3 to 6 inches
Snow began before 4 am as Md 75 Coppermine Rd accident sent one to Frederick Memorial Hospital and I-70 lanes were blocked by a truck. Brunswick officials deployed plows at 4 30 am while three crews salted and widened roads. County schools closed around 5 30 am as forecasters predicted a four to six hour event with 3 to 5 inches, possibly 6, of snow and freezing rain.
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MD. 75
Coppermine Road
Brunswick
Rick Weldon
Michael Deener
City police make drug arrests overnight
Two men were arrested on crack cocaine charges by Frederick police after spotting Theodore Bryan, 24, near 300 block of Madison Street about 12:55 a.m. He was denied bail at Frederick County Central Booking Facility and is from the 400 block of Terry Court, Frederick.
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Theodore Bryan
Frederick County
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Madison Street
Bryan
Terry Court
Power outages blamed on squirrels near transformers
Allegheny Power spokesman Allen Staggers said outages are often caused by animals especially squirrels that fit the transformer gaps and short circuit equipment. The company may install barriers over bushings in high squirrel areas though county transformer numbers make universal coverage hard. A separate report notes Kenneth Leroy Lyles, 32, jailed on charges after attempting to steal drug money during a crack transaction on Ice Street and West All Saints Street. He was arrested following a chase and charged with attempted distribution of cocaine theft second degree assault robbery and resisting arrest.
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Frederick County
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Ice Street
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Fingerboard Road
Sjamsville
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Senate
Clinton
Lewinsky
Ted Stevens
Alaska
White House
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Joe Lockhart
United States Senate
Kenneth Starr
Glendening Defends Fairness in State Leadership Remarks
Governor Glendening spoke at a press event referencing Matthew Shepard’s death in Wyoming. He stated no one should fear their job due to sexual orientation and pledged not to favor jurisdictions that backed him. He noted closer ties to local Democrats but vowed to serve all citizens impartially.
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Eter
Matthew Shepard
Wyoming
Glendening
Plan for Frederick airport triggers funding and control debate
A four year master plan to expand Frederick's airport gains support from officials and citizens who say aviation services boost local economy. Airport advocates urge city and county to run the facility, while concerns over funding and governance remain.
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Richard Kanade
Airport Commission
Frederick County
William Ashton
Urs
Greiner
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