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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 2001
Page
7
In Frederick Maryland on Monday July 9 2001 details emerge from a state task force examining sexual offenders. The report notes sentencing guidelines may steer offenders toward therapy and paths for intensive supervision of sex offenders.
The Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services reports 323 total new sex offender admissions across categories including second-degree abuse and rape, with 1466 listed as general imprisonment. experts weigh treatment potential versus public safety, noting varying responsiveness to therapy.
Townsend draws diverse backing as two Washington County Republican business figures announce support. The event drew many children and busloads from Frederick, with attendees noting a mix of party regulars and locals. Townsend stresses public service memory, while organizers estimate costs and attendance.
The piece titled Fish & Chips by Mr. Bledsoe sits about four feet high on Michigan Avenue. A tactile, crisscross of microchips covers a bright fish sculpture named Thetis, inviting touch and contrasting with Bledsoe’s usual canvas work. The setup sparks talk about its bold color and interactive design.
The countdown began Monday for the Atlantis space shuttle launch set for just after 5 am Thursday from Cape Canaveral. NASA aims for a liftoff amid a mission tied to a space station contract and the long, outdoor era with breakable appendages, though the article notes a controversial Johns Waters reference and related online material.
A fragmented report notes a 1970s Monocacy battle reference and mentions Gamb rwill Mill Visitor Center opening in 1991. Frederick officials lead a joint project to highlight both battles, with weekend commemorations drawing around six to seven hundred attendees and comments from Ms. Swift on the differences between battles.
The race for office narrows to a single candidate as other contenders falter. John Lovell of Jefferson announced his run last month while incumbent Mr. Gray faces health questions and has not resigned, planning to run again if possible.
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