Frederick County names Douglas Browning finance director
Douglas D. Browning, 46, a Mt. Airy native and Worcester County finance officer, was chosen to lead Frederick County finance starting July 15, replacing Thomas Melloy. Browning, who lives in Ocean City, plans to retire from Montgomery and Worcester duties and aims to implement the county’s new accounting system while earning 60,000 annually.
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University of Baltimore
Frederick
Not a done deal County told not to bank on sale of school
The Banner School warns Frederick County Commissioners not to count on revenue from selling two county properties to fund FY 1997. East Frederick Elementary is one target. bids may be held to December 31 for a possible higher offer. At least one buyer remains uncommitted.
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Court reinstates homicide verdict for drunk driver
The Court of Appeals reversed the Court of Special Appeals and reinstated the homicide by motor vehicle while intoxicated conviction of Paul Everett Broberg for killing 11-year-old Thomas Blank Jr. in 1993. The ruling allowed in court photos of the victim, finding their evidentiary value outweighed prejudice.
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Drug search at Walkersville Middle suspends students
Walkersville Middle School officials suspended several students after a police dogs found a substance resembling marijuana during a Monday search prompted by a tip. Officers confiscated the substance for testing and warned results are pending. penalties will align with school rules regardless of test outcome. The exact number of suspensions remains undisclosed as the investigation continues.
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Mount Airy Man Feared Drowned After Potomac Swim
Bruce St. Clair Shamer, 45, of Mount Airy, vanished while three co workers swam from Snyders Landing Sharpsburg toward West Virginia. The two survivors crossed the river. delaying search due to storm warnings and river conditions. Maryland diving team assisted on Tuesday with limited time due to conditions.
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High mosquito activity prompts county fogging decisions
Frederick County officials report elevated mosquito activity and plan fogging in affected areas. County coordinator Tom Matier notes urban and rural zones, including Catoctin Furnace and Buckeystown, experiencing higher than normal counts due to heavy winter snow and spring rainfall.
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Ambiguous Text fragment with Star Trek and aviation terms
The readable passage mentions Star Trek fans, Starship Enterprise, shuttlecraft, and AOPA officials alongside unrelated phrases about Aurora, Frederick Cooniv, and a Tuesday skier. No coherent event or clear entities beyond scattered proper nouns and mixed topics.
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