Frederick County Air Quality Stays Within Healthy Range
Maryland issues Code Red alerts amid heat wave but Frederick County remains below the 120 ppb health threshold. The Frederick station on Montevue Lane peaks at 108 ppb this year, while 12 of 17 Maryland monitors have exceeded healthful levels in July. Continuous readings since August 1995 show Frederick County has never fallen below healthful standards.
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Emmitsburg imposes immediate mandatory water ban
Emmitsburg implements an immediate mandatory water ban. Residents may not fill or replenish swimming pools nor wash vehicles houses sidewalks lawns or gardens during the ban period. The measure aims to conserve local water supplies and prevent further shortages. Authorities urge compliance and outline penalties for violations.
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Judge denies Jensen's motion for new trial
Judge John H. Tisdale refused Jensen's request for a new trial in Frederick County Circuit Court. The 19 year old is serving two life sentences after being convicted of first degree murder and conspiracy in the June 17 1996 thrill killing of Adrian Pilkington.
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Jurors find Zaruba and Lee liable in 1994 Festival fight
Frederick County jurors ruled Joseph Lee and Douglas Zaruba jointly liable for a June 24 1994 fight at the Festival of the Arts opening concert near Baker Park band shell. Andrew Zaruba was acquitted. Lee awarded 72 for medical costs and 100 for non economic damages, Zaruba 736 and 375 respectively. punitive damages denied. Net worth testimony cited Lee through a $100 000 Silver Spring music business inventory and Zaruba’s assets were pursued by his estranged wife.
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Heat drives attic repair rush for B and B Refrigeration
In Frederick area heat pushes AC work up as crews from B and B Refrigeration scramble to fix overheated systems. Manager John McGuffin notes calls surge with 95 degree days and attic temperatures 20 to 25 degrees hotter than outside while crews endure long hours. Chris Day and crew also toil in sun resurfacing a hotel parking lot nearby.
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Spring Ridge to Seek 226-Unit Senior Living Complex
Attorney Richard Burgee filed to amend phasing on Spring Ridge development to add a 226 unit senior living community while not counting toward the 200 dwelling unit per year cap. County planners will review the request at 7 p.m. on Aug. 21 as negotiations continue with Radnor-Buchanan developers.
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City to rent Adventist Church site for interim use
Frederick officials agreed to rent out the city's 4.3 million Adventist Drive property while long term plans develop for the former Seventh day Adventist Church site. The old school building may be leased to groups already showing interest as county and state tourism officials study a regional visitor center and Mark Smith will oversee the project.
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Swimmer Drowns Crossing Potomac Near Poolesville
A 25 year old Virginia man drowned after attempting to swim the Potomac River at Winter's Ferry near Poolesville. Montgomery County Fire and Rescue spokesman Capt. Ian Newspap Lenhe Hiy E states the swimmer failed in the crossing and died Wednesday.
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Ashton to Run for Alderman in Frederick Election
William Ashton 46 will announce candidacy for alderman at 3 p.m. Sunday at Joe and Dominick's Pizza in Monocacy Village Shopping Center. Republican Ashton cites 31 years as a city resident and volunteer activist. notes Frederick’s growth and calls for decisive leadership ahead of September primary and November election.
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