Cats Included in New Animal License Ordinance
A proposed ordinance expands the dog license law to include cats and defines animal broadly to cover domestic dogs and cats as well as farm and public exhibition animals. It raises license fees for spayed or neutered pets from 3 to 5 dollars and from 5 to 10 dollars for unaltered pets, aims to curb nuisances, empowers impoundment for nuisance cats, and doubles fines to 50 to 500 dollars. Community reaction is mixed with supporters and critics voicing strong views.
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Bolinger
Ms. Bolinger
Simpson Defense Seeks Suppression Over Warrantless Wall Seal
The defense argues police violated constitutional rights by sealing Simpson's wall without a warrant while prosecutors say officers acted to notify Simpson of his ex wife s death and protect those inside. The judge praised the officers benevolent purpose as the grieving father wept.
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Mr. Levenson
Mr. Simpson
Kennedy-Powell
Ms. Simpson
Louis Brown
Fish kill prompts limited speculation from department
Ms. Palmer said it would be premature to speculate on the cause of fish deaths. Tissue samples were sent to the Maryland Department of Natural Resources for analysis and DNA testing will identify the species involved.
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Ms. Palmer
Maryland Department of Natural Resources
Multi-state fraud probe tied to Koenig case details
Citicorp investigator says task force exhausted resources as deputies tracked Koenig's route with color pins. Investigators confirmed Koenig stayed at Holiday Inns in several states and used a credit card at a Mebne Alabama hotel. The Secret Service joins the probe. subpoenas will obtain records as the lengthy case continues.
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Jerry Iannacci
Citicorp
Hagerstown
Iannacci
Koenig
Secret Service
Frederick County
U.S
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Texas
Mebne
Ala
Alabama
Innacci
International Association of Credit
Greg Eyler
Sheriff's Office
Residents protest plan to close park near Linden Avenue
Walnut Street resident Stephanie Schlapp and Ruthie Smith joined neighbors voicing concern over the park’s closure near Linden Avenue next to an Exxon station. Audrey Goodman owns the property and says no immediate sale plans. Mayor Jim Grimes says zoning may be commercial and will meet with residents to discuss further.
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U.S. 4
Walnut Street
Stephanie Schlapo
Cheryl’s Court
Nelson Spessard
Linden Avenue
Exxon
Audrey Goodman
Jim Grimes
Frederick
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