Fowler Permitted Day Release After Judge Denies Bail
Fowler faced incarceration after a judge rejected home detention citing the crime of lying to a grand jury by a wealthy businessman. He will serve about 120 days at a Baltimore day release facility, with weekday work leave and nights spent there. Fowler apologized, blaming bad counsel who advised him not to cooperate with investigators.
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Garbis
Volunteers of America
Baltimore
Jordan
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Igan
Taxpayers rush to file as Maryland weighs electronic refunds
Maryland taxpayers rush to file as electronic returns boost speed and security. Tax preparers charge extra for overnight refunds, while state offices extend February hours to handle a surge. The 1992 form introduces single bracket at 6 percent and higher married bracket.
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Ellicott City
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Mr Bond
Two arrested for drugs in Frederick arrests
Two men faced drug charges in separate Frederick City Police arrests. Edmund Lowell Brooks age 20 of Fort Washington was charged with possession of drugs and intent to distribute and with drug paraphernalia after officers stopped a car on West Patrick Street following a tip about women transporting crack cocaine. John Wesley Carter Jr. age 20 of Washington DC was charged with possession and intent to distribute crack cocaine in a school zone after a fight led police to stop several people near Khaneharts Alley. Shawn Imes age 19 of Frederick was charged with distribution of crack cocaine marijuana and PCP following an alleged drug transaction at South Market Street and Third Street with PCP seized.
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Sears Preprint Flash: Missing Caged Products
In a January 30 Sears preprint, items on cages 16 and 17 are unavailable including guttering attic roofing and bath remodeling. The note cites stocking issues and a January 7 schedule shift affecting CLT customer access and inventory.
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Workshops Draw Students toward Service Learning
Ms Hoffman outlines a plan to weave community service into schoolwork from primary grades to high school. The program, pending Maryland State Board approval, aims to connect textbooks to real world work through workshops and projects, with activities ranging from aiding the homeless to nursing home visits. Local leaders say costs are uncertain but mandates may be costly. the Alliance funding mix includes federal grants and corporate support.
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Baltimore Gas and Electric
Carnegie Foundation
Baltimore
Cornell Unversity
Jared Genser
Points of Light Foundation
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