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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jan 16, 1996

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Frederick man charged in friend’s fatal shotgun shooting

Robert Kyle Ahalt, 19, of Thurmont, is charged with manslaughter and reckless endangerment in the fatal shooting of his friend David Teeter, 19, at an apartment on 331 E Patrick St. The incident occurred during a drinking gathering. a witness described firearm loading and a confrontation over a knife as Teeter allegedly urged someone to shoot.

Frederick Frederick City Robert Kyle Ahalt Powell Road Thurmont Frederick County David Matthew Teeter Lander Road Jefferson Patrick St Ahal Teeter al Stewart Stewart Ahalt Adal

Area residents resist stadium deals in Maryland

Area residents in Frederick County oppose Gov Glendening's plan to use 278 million in state funds for two new football stadiums. Legislators report strong constituent anger with calls, letters, and meetings accusing the deals of misallocating funds from education, while a few Western Maryland lawmakers show limited support. The piece notes broad opposition amid early 1996 session debates and hints at ongoing coverage.

Annapolis John Derr Parris Glendening Frederick County Patapsco Maryland Derr Frederick Washington J. Anita Stup Sen Timothy Ferguson Frederick Carroll Mrs. Stup Ferguson David Brinkley R-Frederick Sue Hecht D-Frederick Paul Stull House of Delegates Casper R Taylor Jr Cumberland Glendening House Baltimore Prince George’s County

Middletown girl held hostage in police standoff

In Martinsburg West Virginia a Middletown girl aged 15 was abducted at gunpoint by David M Norment 37 and held during a lengthy standoff on I 81 near here. Norment surrendered just before midnight after attempts to persuade him. Norment had a prior sexual assault conviction and is jailed in Martinsburg. The girl reportedly went with him to protect her father during the incident.

Martinsburg Wva Hagerstown Here David M Norment Melissa Gray D. Bradley Norment The Journal of Martinsburg Bradley Eastern Regional Chesterbrook Apartments Franklin Street Middletown Kirby Maybush Frederick County Sheriff’s Office Miss Gray

Frederick County Schools Open After Blizzard Delays

Frederick County students returned to school on a delayed start after a blizzard ended a drought. Two hour delays, no kindergarten or morning career tech, buses on accessible routes, and cleared stops. Rain from a weak front and a second low pressure system could bring 1 to 2 inches, risking urban and small stream flooding.

Frederick County Donald Crum National Weather Service Lower Midwest Blue Ridge Mountains

Snowy roofs fuel county roof leak crisis

Roofers report a spike in calls as snow on roofs causes leaks and water damage. Experts say melting ice trapped under shingles Seeps into ceilings and walls. removal is hazardous and often not feasible until snow melts. Some crews have already suffered injuries.

Cary Seates Seates Roofing Russell Robertson Acco Home Robertson Tye

Three big projects offset drop in building permits

County figures show a 20 percent fall in 1995 building permits but three large projects a Toys R Us distribution warehouse Georgia Pacific center and a Chevy Chase Bank branch generated more than 138000 in permit fees keeping total revenue above the 1996 budget outlook despite fewer permits.

Monica Jenkins Mark Sneadner Toys R Us Georgia Pacific Chevy Chase Bank

Frederick Streets Blocked as Snow Lingers

Frederick residents face impassable sidewalks from heavy snowfall. Mounds block paths from end to end, with city ordinance requiring owners to clear snow within six hours after snowfall ends or risk a 100 dollar fine. Officials plan courtesy notices this week to urge removal.

Frederick City Gary Hessong Hessong Frederick

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