Williams Nominated to District Court Bench in Maryland
Annapolis Md AP Gov William Donald Schaefer names Alexandra N Sandy Williams a Baltimore County prosecutor to a seat on the District Court bench. Williams has served as an assistant state's attorney for 15 years and succeeds John C Coolahan who left the bench to pursue the Democratic nomination for county executive.
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Annapolis
William Donald Schaefer
Baltimore County
Alexandra N
Sandy’' Williams
John C. Coolahan
Brunswick mayoral hopefuls pledge stability and growth
Brunswick voters face a mayoral and four council seats as candidates outline plans. John Redmond vows to restore stability at city hall after firings and resignations while challenger Tom Smith touts an evaluation system and savings from staff reductions. Other candidates discuss canal rewatering, downtown vitality, recycling, pedestrian zones, managed growth, service costs, and youth involvement.
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Brunswick
John Redmond
Tom Smith
Brent Bell
C&o Canal
Carroll Jones
Frederick County
Joe Harrington
Peter Murtaugh
Sandy Palasciano
Wayne Dougherty
Donald Sigler Jr
County approves funds for new 200 yard firearms range
Montgomery County Council on Tuesday approved a 362000 emergency appropriation to design and build a 200 yard rifle range as part of the Firearms Range Phase III at Poolesville. Previous support includes 48000 from the U S Postal Inspection Service and a Maryland Army National Guard earth moving commitment. An INS offer of 10000 toward design was also noted.
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Rainy pattern shifts across New England to Florida panhandle
Weather forecast shows a broad sweep of showers and thunderstorms from New England to the mid Atlantic tomorrow, with drier air over the Plains Midwest and Ohio Valley. Regional updates include Frederick Maryland and surrounding counties with heavy rain at times tonight and into Thursday, and extended forecasts predicting continued chances of showers and thunderstorms through the weekend.
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mid-Atlantic States
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Howard
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Allegany
New Market Sheriff Signs Approved by Planning Commission
The Frederick County Sheriff’s Office signs in New Market were found at an improper size or unapproved during a winter review. On January 15 the planning commission identified 25 illegal or unapproved signs including the sheriff satellite office. They were approved unanimously at the April planning meeting after an application and photographs were presented.
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Frederick County
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Maryland Lottery Draws Tuesday Night Results
Baltimore AP reports Maryland nightly draws including Daily Lottery numbers 1 5 3, Play Four 6 7 6 2, and Match Five 04 05 24 27 32 with Frederick prominently featured in coverage.
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Maryland
Jail time reduced for two convicted of drug violations
Frederick County Circuit Court judges ordered reduced or suspended prison terms for two residents convicted of drug offenses. Misty Reid, 27, receives a 20 year term suspended on conditions including rehab, daily meetings, GED and training. Anthony Lafond Miller, 38, gets eight years with four years suspended for cocaine involvement. Glen Edward Smith, 27, faces a suspended 11 year term if he earns a GED in three years after theft of cigarettes.
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Herbert L. Rollins
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Rollins
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John Hansen
Miller
G. Edward Dwyer Jr
Baltimore
Glen Edward Smith
Beckley
Willow Road
Julie Stevenson
Smith
Eric Winer
Gerald Miller
Ellicott City
Mary Ann Stepler
Four Frederick Businesses Targeted in Burglaries This Week
Frederick City Police report four burglaries across the city this week affecting Little Far East Restaurant Jefferson Hairplane Valentino's Restaurant and two shops at Rosehill Plaza Deli Creations and Pro-Photo. Unknown amounts were taken. An intruder was deterred at Hairplane by someone in the salon.
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Rosehill Plaza
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Clear Spring man arrested on drug charges on I-70
A Washington County man, Harry William Shrader, 31, of Clear Spring, was arrested after a Wednesday traffic stop on I-70 near U S 40 for driving under the influence of drugs. A pint jar with suspected PCP was found in a cooler. Shrader faces PCP distribution and possession charges and paraphernalia possession. Bail is set at $75,000 at the Washington County Detention Center.
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