Grand jury indicts Spencer for murder of 9 year old
A Maryland grand jury indicted Spencer for the murder of a 9 year old and for an attempted first degree sex offense. Frederick County State's Attorney Scott Rolle said a June trial is possible if a court approves delays. Rolle will seek guidance from the attorney general on death penalty status, but the decision rests with him.
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Inmate speaks out about Hill and police struggle
Prisoner Jason Fauble 23 at Fredenck Adult Detention Center describes seeing a handcuffed Hills manhandled by corrections and police after being brought in January 11. Fauble, imprisoned for third degree sex offense, witnessed the incident in the intake corridor as staff attempted to restrain him.
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County officials beg for $19M for school projects
Frederick County and other Maryland counties press for increased school funding in a marathon Board of Public Works meeting. Gov Glendening, Comptroller Schaefer, and leaders from Baltimore and 15 counties seek greater allocations from the state capital to county seats as they outline under construction or planned school projects.
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Wedheany
Board of Public Works
Parris Glendening
William Donald Schaefn
Intimore City
Frederick spires and cranes frame church renovation scene
Early this morning two tall cranes stood near St John's Church in Frederick, framing the Barr Artz Library renovation as part of the Clustered Spires. Mayor Grimes urged South End residents to help heal divisions, calling out detractors and inviting dialogue in a community room of the public housing project. A crowd of about 20 listened as officials discussed ongoing concerns and local policing actions involving Frederick County leaders.
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Coalition proposes close-to-home juvenile justice reforms
Maryland coalition led by Heather Ford calls for reform of the Juvenile Justice system. The report urges closing long-distance reform schools such as Cheltenham and Cheltenham's partner sites, moving toward smaller, community based centers nearer Baltimore and Prince George's County. It notes high recidivism for reform school inmates and lower rates for local programs.
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Heather Ford
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Youth Services International
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Altenham
Baltimore
Prince George's
Cheltenham
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Luella Rinker dies at 100 in 1998 obituary note
Luella Rinker died at age 100 on 7 1998. Born 18 1908 in County, she was married to J Born and to late O. Survivors include siblings Kathy Pa Mark Bagley LaPista and Chery Holt, along with several relatives.
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Brosonte
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Charleston
Welle
Kathy
Mark Bagley
LaPista
Chery Holt
Minnie Stern 90 Dies in Frederick County
Minnie Ressler Stern, 90, of Frederick, died Tuesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Born March 15, 1916 near Kiev, she immigrated to the United States in 1929 with her family, settled in Philadelphia, and owned a clothing store on South Street. She was the wife of Herman Stern, who died in 1978, and is survived by children Eric and Stern, four grandchildren, and several relatives. Funeral services will be held at 10 am. Memorials may be directed to family.
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Kiev
Russia
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Philadelphia
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Harry Kenstex
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