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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1999

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Frederick Food Bank runs low as shelves sit bare this summer

The Frederick Food Bank largest among seven affiliated with the Religious Coalition faces a critical shortage. Volunteers cut back food distributions as supply wanes despite area banks having adequate stock. Executive director and manager urge community donations while fundraising and local grocers consider drop-off centers. Monetary gifts support operations and offset rising costs.

Frederick Frederck Food Bank S. Market St Community Action Agency Frederick City Religious Coalition Brian Scott Scott Nancy Waalkes Frederik Waalkes Mr Rock Food Bank All Saints St

Serb forces begin withdrawal from Kosovo in peace move

Yugoslav troops and police started a staged pullout from Kosovo under a Western-brokered accord. NATO planes monitored the convoy as about 150 army trucks and vehicles crossed into Kosovo from the north near Merdare amid reports of civilians joining the retreat. Official Belgrade said the withdrawal was orderly and precise, part of the allies' demands to end the conflict and allow refugees to return.

Belgrade Yugoslavia NATO Kosovo Balkan ATO Fai Javier Lee Merdare Independent Beta Nebojsa Vujovic Pengaton

Mount Airy Water Ban Expands With Fines For Violations

Frederick County residents urged to conserve water as Mount Airy officials impose a ban on watering lawns and car washing starting Friday at 9 am. First offenses carry a 25 dollar fine, second offenses 50 dollars and possible water shutoff. Walkersville and other towns maintain voluntary restrictions amid ongoing drought concerns and a NOAA forecast hints at relief but La Nina could extend dry conditions into fall.

Frederick County Middletown Mount Airy Walkersville Bradford Estates Copperfield Cambridge Farms Windsor Knolls Samhill Cloverhill Frederick Neus Post

Doctor's attorney appeals 12 month medical board suspension

The attorney for Dr Leonard Kinland denounces the Maryland Board of Physician Quality Assurance action as out of bounds and says an appeal is under way. The board suspended Kinland for 12 months on June 2 after finding guilt on charges of drug provision for illegitimate medical use. The case has stretched over five years as Kinland faces multiple accusations. his attorney criticizes the board, cites a distrusted complainant Brenda Capino, and claims lack of cross examination.

Board of Physician Quality Assurance Leonard Kinland Ag Ng Kinand Jefferson Ms.apino

Scott Erickson Delivers Victory for Orioles Over Marlins

Pitcher Scott Erickson earns a much needed win as the Baltimore Orioles defeat the Florida Marlins. The game boosts the team’s standings and provides a hopeful moment for fans amid a busy sports section.

Scott Erickson Orioles Florida Marlins

CVS Eyes Downtown Location In Frederick Project

CVS plans a drugstore at 331 N Market St in downtown Frederick on the Carmack Jay’s/Tesoro’s site. Mayor Jim Grimes warned the company must obtain Historic District Commission permission to demolish or consider walking away. HDC member Ken Lord noted CVS appeared at a workshop with no concrete plans shown.

CVS N Market St Fredenck Carmack Jay's Tesoro's Jim Grimes Historic District Commission Grimes HDC Ken Lord Bnef

Critical Farms boosts funding to help farmers buy land

Frederick County announces a 420000 funding pool for the Critical Farms program to help full time farmers purchase farmland. Tim Blaser says applications open July for up front county capital with an option to sell an agricultural land preservation easement to the state. If the state buys the easement, county funds are refunded.

Tim Blaser Frederick County Blaser

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