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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1993

Page

4

City and Frederick clash over impact fee ordinance

Commissioner Gail Bowerman called the city's action regrettable and noted objections were not raised in hearings. Frederick Mayor Paul Gordon said negotiations had failed and a suit was filed to beat a state deadline, after a canceled June city county meeting and an impasse in negotiations over the May 4 adopted impact fee ordinance.

Gail Bowerman Frederick Paul Gordon Yingling Urbana High School Frederick High School Hillcrest Elementary David Gray Jim Shaw Shaw Gordon

Man Arrested Over Cocaine Hidden in Mouth and More

Two men faced drug charges after police found six baggies of crack cocaine in a suspect’s mouth during a stop in Frederick. Another arrest followed a Fourth and Market streets drug complaint, with marijuana and paraphernalia found in a car. Separate Maryland news mentions Giant Food instant lottery vending and Frederick impact fee discussions shaping school funding and development costs.

Frederick City R.V. Brown Jr Klineharts Alley Harold Domer Domer Terry W. Lapole Locust Grove Road Rohrersville Lapole Hagerstown Stephen Patswald Fourth Market Streets Patswald Stephen A. Hoover Old National Pike Frederick Lt. Domer Annapolis Giant Food Inc Maryland Virginia Barry Scher

Santa letter from Frederick County child brightens holiday week

Zach Koops described as melted snow by his mother reacts to Christmas memories as Kaleb and Heath join his Christmas letter effort. The 5-year-old mailed a letter to Santa this week, aiming to be first, noting he sent a letter in the summer and felt surprised.

Zach Santa

Man jailed in Maryland for failing to pay child support

Frederick County Circuit Court records show Mr. Johnson, a landscaper, pled fatherhood without a paternity trial after signing a 1989 consent decree. He owes $75 per week, with $5,246 in arrears by January and a purge bond of $2,500 keeping him jailed until funds or six months pass. Blood tests requested by him were denied until his imprisonment.

Mr. Johnson Johnson Frederick County Mary Ann Stepler Montgomery County

Emissions testing tightened with rising fees and new drive test

Mr Colden notes emissions failures stem from exhaust leaks, bad spark plugs, dirty air filters or timing problems. Seven counties face up to 75 dollars fines rising to 450 by 1999, with stricter tests including a four minute simulated drive. Diesel vehicles remain exempt as they do not produce the targeted pollutants.

Colden

School meals funding and pricing shifts noted

The district relies on federal reimbursements for about 30 percent of the food service budget while state aid has declined to about one percent. Profits come from student purchases with 63 percent of revenue expected from students, and prices range from 95 cents to $1.40 by grade. The budget includes $50,000 to promote lunches, over $2 million for food from private vendors, and additional cuts shifting costs to students.

Food Service Datelli Board of County Commissioners USDA

Washington Monument Faces Urgent Repairs and Renovation

DNA spokesman warns that repointing mortar joints by a restoration expert is urgent to prevent winter damage. Kenny Wuertenberg, volunteer coordinator, notes budget gaps left the park without a full-time ranger for three years, delaying renovations and reopening plans. The Friends of Washington Monument seek volunteers with special skills. call 791-4767 to help.

Kenny Wuertenberg Wuertenberg Friends of Washington Monument DNR

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