Fort Detrick Proposes Two New Incinerators
Fort Detrick officials seek Maryland approval to build two incinerators costing about 4 million dollars to burn medical waste from laboratories. The project aims to increase capacity and serve as backups during repairs, with construction possible this fall and completion in about 18 months. Public comments on the environmental assessment are due February 26.
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Fort Detrick
Maryland
Covert
Rosemont Avenue
Montevue Lane
Rocky Springs Road
Frederick County Planning Commission
Frederick County Commissioners
Winchester Hall
Maryland Department of the Environment
Department of the Environment
C. Burr Artz
E. Patrick St
U.S. Army Garrison
Directorate of Safety and Environment
Frederick man charged with intent to murder in knife attack
Frederick man Frederick Gerald Pearson, 49, was charged with assault with intent to murder and related counts after allegedly attacking Shirlene Thomas, 37, at a residence on 320N Market St late Friday. Police found her with facial cuts and knife wounds and Pearson is held without bond.
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Frederick Man
Frederick City
Market St
Thomas Chase
Shirlene Thomas
Chase
Frederick Gerald Pearson
N. Market St
Sgt
Pearson
Frederick County
Lewistown teacher retires after 26 years in third grade
Lyla Franklin a 60 year old Lewistown Elementary School teacher retired after 26 years marking the end of an era in classrooms. She will spend time in Australia with her daughter then volunteer at a hospital and a local school near Emmitsburg.
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Lewistown
Lyla Franklin
Franklin
Sand Zimmerman
Australia
National University of Australia
Emmitsburg
C. Wilson Franklin
Timothy Jacobsen
Maryland official warns higher costs to abolish parole for violent offenders
Maryland Secretary of Public Safety Bishop L Robinson told a House subcommittee that ending parole for violent criminals would cost about 392 million dollars to build three prisons for 5,000 more inmates. He urged targeted youth programs to prevent crime and noted annual operating costs exceed 60 million dollars, with construction costs spread over 15 years.
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Annapolis
Maryland
L Robinson
Secretary of Public Safety and Correctional Services
Robinson
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