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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jan 14, 1997

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Fire damages Mt Airy home on Jesse Smith Road

Firefighters battled a blaze at a single story brick rancher on Jesse Smith Road in Mt Airy. One unidentified firefighter was injured and flown to a burn unit. the Red Cross assisted the family with emergency housing and essentials as fire crews from multiple companies worked the scene.

Mount Airy American Red Cross Frederick County Maryland State Police Baltimore Jesse Smith Road New Market Green Valley Citizens Truck Co Hyattstown Lisbon Central Alarm Leah Crace

Frederick mechanics ready 25 Harley bikes for inaugural parade

Frederick technicians assembled 25 birch white Harley Davidson motorcycles with sidecars and emergency lights for Washington DC police. Delivered in crates, tested, and prepared for a 10 mile run ahead of the inauguration, with bikes costing about 487000 total, roughly 20000 each, replacing older patrol motorcycles.

Frederick Washington, D.C Milwaukee Washington Police Mike Vantucci Harley Davidson Police Department Vantucci Harley D.C Robert Garristo Metropolitan Police Department of Garristo

Planners back Schley Farm annexation near Frederick

Frederick Planning Commission approved a 124 acre Schley Farm annexation request citing conformity with the city plan. Five commissioners supported the proposal with Alderman Sally Murphy abstaining, endorsing 130 dwellings on 26 acres adjacent to Monocacy Village and related developments. The Schley property is identified for annexation and development in the plan, with the land owned by the Schley family for over 160 years and proposed to be rezoned with flexibility for future use. A 43 acre proposal detailed by attorney Seymour Stern aims to avoid a bowling alley style project while focusing on housing numbers. The county staff had recommended annexation approval pending further details.

Frederick Frederick City Seymour Stern Schley Stern Frederick County

Public input sought on school budget priorities

Frederick County Public Schools invites public input on how to allocate 3 million of the 6.6 million in new budget adjustment areas for fiscal 1998. Superintendent Jack Dale outlined a draft budget of about 184 million, with no promised funding from the county commissioners and a need for priority programs beyond maintaining current offerings.

Jack Dale Frederick County Monocacy Middle School Deer Crossing Dale

Delegation, Officials Debate School Board Selection

Delegation and Frederick County officials clash over elected vs appointed school board. Senator John Derr argues appointments ensure quality, noting limited Republican representation on the current board. A local Republican group seeks ballots to elect members, but officials favor keeping the board appointed despite election costs.

Sen John Derr Frederick Washington Mr. Derr Jean Smith

County and state officials wooing biomedical firm

County and state officials met with Fluor Daniel to attract a substantial biomedical company to Frederick County. James Singleton said the firm looks promising though location and terms are still preliminary. The MedImmune project in Centerpark is under construction and expected to create 354 jobs by 1999.

Wooing Biomedical Firm James Singleton Sapleton Fluor Daniel Centerpark Frederick City Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development Terre Roy Rhoderick Frederick County

Former ballerina becomes yoga teacher in New Market

Inez Russo, 74, once a ballet dancer, now teaches yoga at her home near New Market and volunteers at Sunrise retirement home in Frederick. She cites a world grown too uptight, urges movement and positive thinking, and donates class fees to St Jude's Hospital after a WWI era mother’s legacy.

Inez Russo Ms. Russo New Market Sunrise Retirement Home Frederick St. Jude's Children’s Hospital

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