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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1993

Page

3

Saxophones Spark Kids Interest Across Clinton Era

Teachers and shop owners report students increasingly want to play saxophones over other instruments. Adults, inspired by a musical president, consider picking up instruments again. Observers say the sax's vocal timbre appeals across politics, drawing participation from youths and parents alike.

Hunt Ted Snyder Olde Towne Esther McCormack East Patrick Street Frederick

Sheriff Wins Funding for 14 Positions in County Budget

At a tense meeting, commissioners approved adding 14 sheriff positions after consulting with Mr. Mathias and the attorney general. Mrs. Yingling accused the sheriff of temper tantrums while Harbaugh defended the funding as necessary to fill staffing gaps amid declining state police support, noting the department had already saved $91,000.

Mathias Attorney General's Office Bruce Reeder Gail Bowerman Yingling Mrs. Yingling Harbaugh Sheriff's Department State's Attorney's Office

Second man jailed in Loy's Station bridge arson case

Joseph Perla, 28, formerly of Rocky Ridge, was arrested on arson charges linked to the 1991 Loy's Station covered bridge fire on Old Frederick Road. Co-defendant Paul S. McCafferty, 27, of Hagerstown, was previously sentenced to 10 years for arson and conspiring to defraud an insurer. The bridge is set for restoration with steel reinforcements and a 15 ton weight limit for public safety.

Loy’s Station Old Frederick Road Frederick County Joseph Perla Rocky Ridge Millington Kent County Frederick Jim Woods Paul S. McCafferty Hagerstown Perla McCafferty Ted Meminger Erie Insurance Co al Hudak

Four Frederick suspects arrested ending rash of break ins

The Frederick City Police Investigative Services Bureau reports four Frederick suspects have been arrested, closing 31 cases from attempted breaking and entering to vehicle tampering. Among those charged are 18 year olds Robert Thomas and Robert Rollins, 19 year old Jason Harley, and a 16 year old juvenile, with counts including theft and destruction of property. The probe began December 15 after officers linked pellet gun incidents to the pair.

Investigative Services Bureau Frederick City Frederick James Fraley Robert Andrew Thomas South Jefferson Street Robert Eugene Rollins Jason Wade Harley West South Street Lt. Fraley Robert V. Brown Jr Thomas Rollins Brown Fraley Stephen Scalf

Freeman area debates city manager role amid mayoral influence

Gordon argues the mayor holds an edge in pushing a city manager while county leaders mull a county manager. Alderman Frances Baker backs the idea, saying it could improve efficiency and curb politics, though many aldermen doubt its viability. Other officials cite concerns over power balance and accountability.

Gordon Frances Baker Frederick William 0. Lee, Jr James Grimes Jon Kreissig Sally Murphy

New Board Forms At MD School For the Deaf

For the first time a new MSD board forms under James Tucker as the school assigns scholarships and grant funding duties. The board debates a bill to restructure salaries and tuition rules allowing out of state students to enroll with differing tuition. In-state students attend free.

Steiner MSD James Tucker Tucker Joyce Nicholes Schoo Hoffman Maryland

Audit Clears Frederick County Finances After Review

An independent audit given to Frederick County commissioners found the county in good financial health. The auditor cited revenue cuts and cost-saving measures as key to stabilizing finances, along with an improved bond rating. Minor issues include past due solid waste fund collections dating to 1990 or earlier totaling about 50 000 to 60 000 dollars.

Frederick Ted Gregory Linton, Shafer and Company

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