Frederick County predicts six million surplus for fiscal 1999
County officials estimate a 6 million surplus for fiscal 1999 after reporting a 200.6 million total revenue in fiscal 1998. Investments income exceeded expectations, income tax receipts rose to 65.8 million, and recordation taxes added about 1 million, while unaudited surplus will not be used in the next year.
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Frederick County
Doug Browning
Corm
Mr. Browning
Browning
Ilona Hogan
Hogan
Aerial speed enforcement targets Frederick County roads
Frederick County sheriff's office launches an air surveillance program to curb speeding on Reich's Ford Road Crestwood Boulevard Devilbiss Bridge Road and parts of Old Frederick Road. Volunteers Carl Angleberger and Deputy First Class John Chance fly a Cessna 150 to record speeds using a chronograph device. Additional roads may be added and the plane will also monitor dirt bike trespassing and illegal dumping in remote areas.
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Frederick County
Sheriff’s Office
Reich
Ford Road
Crestwood Boulevard
Devilbiss Bridge Road
Old Frederick Road
Carl Angleberger
John Chance
Angleberger
Jim Hagg
Hagg
Sheriff's Office
Baltimore County Police Department
Baltimore
Chance
Baltimore County Police Academy
Frederick
Young vendor revives Good Humor tricycle tradition
Jeff Martinez, 20, pedals a refurbished Good Humor popsicle tricycle around Baker Park in Frederick, selling $1 popsicles to kids and drawing attention with a vivid paint job. He shops from a distributor each morning, covers 15 to 20 miles daily, and faces a $200 Baker Park vending fine he plans to contest.
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Jeff Martinez
Baker Park
Martinez
Cus
Tomers
South Carroll
Winfield
Washington
Frederick
Odds soar as Powerball draws huge crowds in Bolivar
In Bolivar West Virginia crowds line up at a 7 Eleven to buy Powerball tickets for a 250 million jackpot. Shoppers travel from Baltimore Frederick and Pittsburgh to gamble on the unlikely win. Maryland Lottery officials warn about jackpot fatigue and plan marketing shifts to emphasize traditional games over fantasy prizes.
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Bolivar
W.va
Frederick
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Virginia Beach
Baltimore
Frederick County
Joe Cool
Emmitsburg
Mr. Cool
Charles Town
Tye
Marlow Hissey
Freder
Ick
Hissey
Buddy Roogan
Reagan
Maryland
Columbia
Roogow
Star Spangled Banner Manuscript Debated for Display
Maryland historians refuse loan of the fragile Star Spangled Banner manuscript to Frederick for a brief display citing its fragility and case condition. The document remained at the Baltimore society while copies, letters, and a poem by Francis Scott Key were offered, and the White House Millennium Council visited Fort McHenry.
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Francis Scott Key
Frederick County
Key Monument Centennial Association
Maryland Historical Society
Historical Society
Baltimore
Frederick
Key Memorial Chapel
Mount Olivet Cemetery
State Historical Society
Mark Hoke
Parris Glendening
Key
Hillary Clinton
White House
Millennium Council
Fort McHenry
Clinton
America
John Fieseler
Monument Association
Mount Olivet
Rita Gordon
Gordon
Baltimore Historical Society
Dennis Fiori
Collec
Frederick County adds 16 fire and rescue staffing positions
Frederick County Commissioners approved 16 new positions to strengthen emergency response. Citi zens Truck Company will have three staff per shift, United Fire Company adds a full time squad truck driver, boosting South Market Street station to six per shift. Independent Hose Company gains a daytime rider from 7 am to 5 pm weekdays.
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Frederick County Commissioners
Andy Marsh
Citizens Truck Company
United Fire Company
South Market Street
Marsh
Ponons of Tha Fredenck News Post Printed on Recycled Paper
The Ponons of Tha Fredenck News Post is printed daily on 100 percent recycled paper and the newspaper notes its commitment to recycling with five recyclable practices or features highlighted in the issue.
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Ponons
Tha
Fredenck News- Post
Joint drug operation nets suspect in major pot distribution
Undercover officers with Texas drug authorities arrested 36 year old Larry Eugene Brooks Jr in Wolfsville during a joint narcotics investigation. Police seized weapons 21000 cash a significant amount of marijuana and a 10000 hydroponic indoor growing system. The arrest followed a task force sheriff's office special services unit and SWAT team operation with help from additional agencies.
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Wolfsville
Texas
Frederick County
Larry Eugene Brooks Jr
Sheriff’s Office Special Services Unit
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