Internal probe opened into police information leak
Captain Pierce Stine Jr. leads an internal investigation into alleged police leaks about a May 24 traffic accident involving Frederick City Police Chief Maj. Richard J. Ashton. A dispatcher was not disciplined for failing to log the incident. release of confidential information requires chief clearance.
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Pierce Stine Jr
Stine
Richard J. Ashton
Frederick City
Ashton
Tassatman
Fraternal Order of Police
Virginia Beach woman injured in crash near Resthaven Gardens
A Virginia Beach woman, Darlene Scheri, 32, suffered critical injuries when her car left a highway and struck two trees at Resthaven Memorial Gardens. Her husband Kevin Scherf, 32, and their foster child Peter Dayton, 2, were hospitalized. Peter remained in a car seat.
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Virginia Beach
Resthaven Memorial Gardens
Maryland
Darlene Scheri
Bethesda
Frederick County
U S 15 Accident Ends With Driver Minor Scratches
A northbound car on U S 15 ran off the road onto Resthaven striking two trees around 12 22 a m Saturday. The sheriff said no graves were hit and the cause remains under investigation. Responders included Lewistown and Walkersville volunteer fire companies and a Frederick County ALS unit. The driver was not available for comment.
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Sheriff's Office
Sherff
Peter
U.S. 15
Resthaven
Brian Williar
Lewistown
Walkersville
Wilbiam
Judge orders striking railroaders back to work in six states
A federal judge issued a 10 day restraining order forcing striking railroad workers in Maryland and five other states to dismantle pickets and return to work. The IBEW organized the walkout over 11 crane operator layoff in Cumberland. The action disrupted MARC service and forced 7,400 Maryland commuters to seek alternatives.
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Baltimore
Maryland
George Laitila
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Cumberland
Wls
John R. Hargrove
Washington, D.C
Maryland Rail
MARC
Maryland State Railroad Administration
Camden
Brunswick Marc
Washington
Union Station
Lloyd D. Lewis
CSX
Jacksonville
Fla
Laitila
IBEW
Charlie Winters
Western Maryland
Mr. Winters
Poland
Laiila
Jessup
Brunswick
Grafton
Fairmont
W.va
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Del
Garrett
Ind
Cincinnati
Willard
Ohio
Lindsay Leckie
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Indiana
Iinois
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Respess files candidacy for Maryland House District 3B
Frederick attorney James W. Respess, 64, filed as a Republican for the Maryland House of Delegates District 3B, triggering a primary for the two district seats. A longtime Frederick lawyer, he advocates broad state government reforms, improved education, a revised court and tax system, prison overhauls, stronger environmental protections, and upgraded transportation. He has taught business law at Frederick Community College and led the business administration department at Point Park College. He previously ran unsuccessfully for several offices and resides on Orchard Way.
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James W. Respess
Frederick
Maryland
House of Delegates
Mr. Respess
Orchard Way
Respess
General Assembly
District of Columbia
Tax Court of
United States
J. Anita Stup
Frederick County
Marie May
James E. McClellan
Boyd Smith
Moore trims 31 jobs at Thurmont plant amid restructuring
Moore Business Forms announces a company wide staff reduction of more than 1,150 positions over the next 12 to 18 months. Thurmont plant, with about 350 workers, sees 31 jobs cut as divisions consolidate Texas and Niagara Falls offices, and Texas, California, and Fredericksburg facilities are folded into other sites. Kevin Schindler, plant manager, describes the move as a grassroots productivity drive with early retirement and support programs reducing local impact.
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Thurmont
Moore Business Forms
Business Forms and Systems
Moore
Kevin Schindler
Schindler
Texas
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Weather outlook for tonight with mild overnight lows
Partly cloudy and not as cool tonight with lows 55 to 60. Inside details note continued calm conditions and no significant precipitation, offering a comfortable evening window across the region for residents and travelers.
Honoring Rev. Maurice Dunbar Ashbury on 60 Years of Service
The Rev. Maurice Dunbar Ashbury, 88, will receive aproclamation from Frederick County on June 11 for six decades of ministry. He will open the June 12 House of Representatives session with a prayer and attend a June 17 All Saints reception in Frederick. Born June 5, 1802, ordained June 12, 1930, he has served churches in Virginia Tennessee and Maryland and has written two books on prayer and church history.
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Maurice Dunbar Ashbury
Ashbury
Portsmouth
Virginia
Tennessee
Baltimore
Frederick
All Saints Episcopal Church
St. Timothy
St. Barnabas
Frederick County
Hood College
Frances Walker
John Ashbury
Walkersville
Deac
Mr. Ashbury
Bishop Payne Divinity School
Petersburg
England
United States
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