Father sentenced 90 days for selling infant son
Kenneth Mark Vogelpohl, 38, was jailed 90 days and given two years with all but 90 days suspended for selling his infant son for 100 dollars and a used car. Judge Edward Dwyer Jr noted the case's gravity and the lack of prior crimes. The child awaits adoption and a parental rights termination hearing is scheduled. the boy remains with the Washington County Social Services.
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Kenneth Mark Vogelpohl
Franklin Stillrich
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Lindell Angel
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Kenneth Mark Vogelpohl II
Hagerstown
Washington County
TJ Student Christine Liu Achieves Perfect 1600 SAT
Christine Liu, 15, from Gov Thomas Johnson High School, earned a perfect 1600 on the SAT. She is the daughter of Dr C T Liu and In May Liu, maintains a 40 GPA, serves as layout editor for The Governor, and participates in the yearbook staff Student Government Association and French Club. Her sisters Grace and Jeanette Liu were TJ valedictorians.
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Grace
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Frederick rink FSIA declares Chapter 11 bankruptcy
The Frederick Sport and Ice Arena, which drew over 2 million in loans from local banks, government bodies and the SBA, declares Chapter 11. Owner managers say restructuring will preserve daily operations as talks continue with lenders and debt adjustments. Local officials note city revenue offsets some loans while considering zoning reviews for future sports projects.
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Frederick
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Frances Baker
Joseph Baldi
Baldi
Residents debate status of Frederick alley between Fifth and Oil
Mayor Jim Grimes and the aldermen moved the alley from two way to one way effective June 15. Teresa Ankney asks to revert to two way citing inconvenience and safety concerns while Raymond Crough and neighbors praise the one way change for better traffic flow and safety on the 300 block of Fifth Street. Crough defends a police study as thorough and professional.
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Teresa Ankney
Ankney
Elm Street
Raymond Crough
West Fifth Street
Crough
Convicted Frederick officer resigns from police post
Joshua Michael Segal a Frederick city police officer convicted in June of recklessly endangering others during a domestic crisis has resigned his position with the Frederick City Police Lt Kelly Russell said. He had been a patrol officer since 1994 and continued to work after arrest, later losing powers badge and gun. The resignation follows an administrative hearing and was confirmed Wednesday.
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Frederick
Frederick City
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Segal
City Police
Exemption worries over farm truck safety rules motion
The HIRT head warns exempting farmers and suppliers from basic safety rules could put lives at risk. Senate debate considers exempting agricultural industry trucks from new federal motor carrier standards, allowing unlabeled cargos and missing safety papers. Firefighters and safety groups condemn, citing hazmat placards, emergency numbers, and spill risks on highways and in neighborhoods.
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Frederick County
US Senate
National Fire Service
McClurkin Seeks County Commissioner Post
John B McClurkin of Urbana seeks a county commissioner seat to protect farms and secure schools. The 39 year old member of the Men’s Republican Club of Frederick County and Urbana Civic Association secretary is making another bid for the board.
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Frederick County
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Stup enters race for clerk of the circuit court
Darryl L Stup announces his candidacy for Clerk of the Circuit Court as a Democrat citing 25 years of experience. He says no other candidate offers comparable experience commitment or ability and he looks forward to serving Frederick County."
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Darryll Stup
Frederck County
Stup
Basler files for county commissioner bid
Kenneth Basler, a 36 year old Democrat, has filed to run for county commissioner. He cites education as the top priority and calls for removing inconsistencies in the development process. Basler says the decision followed about six months of consideration and aims to fix perceived issues.
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Kenneth Basler
Pfeiffer to Run for Delegate in Union Bridge Race
Union Bridge resident Roy Pfeiffer announces a second bid for the House of Delegates, filing as a Republican after a previous Democratic campaign against incumbent Donald Elliott who won re election with 78 percent. Pfeiffer cites aligning with his conservative ideology as the reason for the party switch.
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Roy Pfeiffer
House of Delegates
Pfeiffer
Donald Elliott
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