Arundel Academy aims to reinvent education in Maryland
Anne Arundel County opens Arundel Academy for disruptive students with 60 planned then 120 capacity. Joan Valentine leads a team of 10 teachers to mentor students, send positive parent notices, and pair each pupil with a teacher as a mentor as the school uses nontraditional methods.
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Malfunctioning heater sends soot and smoke through Union Bridge building
Nine Carroll County residents were hospitalized after a kerosene space heater malfunctioned in a basement unit, spreading soot and carbon monoxide through a three story commercial building. Eight occupants were treated locally and one 21 year old woman flown to Baltimore for smoke inhalation. Investigation continues.
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Frederick father charged with disorderly conduct at hockey game
Frederick police arrested Mark Tsikerdanos 41 of Singletree Drive after he allegedly became disorderly at the Frederick Sport and Ice Arena when an opposing player taunted his son following an ejection. He was released on bail. Police said the incident disrupted rink operations.
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Brunswick residents map future city goals in planning session
More than two dozen brunswick residents attended a three hour meeting led by City Administrator Richard Weldon to shape Brunswick's strategic plan for the next three to five years. The group proposed a mission of a volunteer community preserving small town charm while aiming to be a regional trading center, with further action decisions to come at the next session. Mr. Weldon invited interested residents to contact City Hall for more details.
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Changeable January Weather Shifts Across Western Maryland
Weather notes from Frederick barrack report unseasonable warmth last weekend with a 68 degree high followed by 31 and 27 degree days. Forecaster Julie Arthur of the National Weather Service expects a warmup to around 46 with highs near 30 today and 46 by Wednesday. The region has seen evolving Arctic high pressure, and snowfall to date remains below monthly norms with four inches on Thursday versus a 7.4 inch average.
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Maryland police deny racial profiling on I-95 in court
Maryland State Police fought an ACLU claim that troopers on I-95 in Baltimore Harford and Cecil counties target blacks for drug searches. They argue the ACLU survey is flawed and cite court settlement compliance while noting their own data show majority of stops involved Black motorists.
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Two Arrested in Hecht’s Shoplifting incidents at mall
Maryland State Police responded to at least four shoplifting incidents at Hecht's in Francis Scott Key Mall this weekend. Susan Miller, 39, from Walkersville, face felony theft charges after allegedly filling bags with $674 worth of jewelry and clothing and posted $1,000 bail. A Frederick-area 15-year-old boy was charged with theft and released to parents as investigators review additional losses including 17 polo shirts worth $1,335 and $550 jeans thefts.
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City man charged with drug violation
Frederick City Police arrested 18 year old Wilford Poole of Hollyberry Way after patrol officers saw two people run near Stonegate Plaza on U S 40. A bag of suspected marijuana and drug paraphernalia were found during a pat down as Maryland State Police investigated a reported shooting at Last Call nightclub. Poole was charged with possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia and released on personal recognizance.
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Mooning Incident Leads to Indecent Exposure Charge
Frederick man Richard Jason Frye, 21, of South Market Street, allegedly exposed himself at Olde Town Tavern early Sunday. Officer Robert Brown confronted him as he ran, leading to a struggle during which Frye was charged with indecent exposure, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. He was released on personal recognizance.
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We’ve Got Frederick Written All Over Ust Frederick News Post
A local Frederick publication highlights the city’s identity through stories, notices, and features. It showcases community events, notable residents, and ongoing developments shaping Frederick’s civic landscape.
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Clinton Lawyer Arguments Seek Delay In Jones Suit
In court papers Robert S. Bennett argues the president bears sole responsibility for an entire branch of government and personal damages litigation would hinder duties. Gilbert K. Davis counters the need for Ms Jones to have her day in court now. Fewer than 100 people queued outside in bitter cold as eight media satellites awaited inside witnesses. The court confines coverage, with about 100 seats for the public and no TV or radio inside. EWSPAPESARCHIVE
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