Frederick Police Get High Tech Laptops For Patrol Cars
Police Chief Ray Raffensberger announced that Frederick will equip the patrol division with mobile data terminals, enabling in-car report filing and faster access to NCIC and DMV data. Capt Durner said time saved will let officers focus on community problems, and compatibility with county hardware could allow future sheriff's office access as well.
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Ray Raffensberger
Frederick
Raffensberger
Frederick’s
National Crime Information Center
Motor Vehicle Administration
Capt Durner
Noise Violations At X H Auto Nightclub Area Cited
Mayor Jim Grimes reported a noise complaint Sunday night at the X-Hale nightclub area after he and a police officer visited the scene. The sound level did not exceed the legal limit of 75 decibels in industrial zones, 67 in commercial zones, or 65 in residential zones. Violations are municipal infractions with a $100 fine per offense and separate counts for daily continuance and multiple offenses.
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Jim Grimes
X-Hale
Vendors Clash Over Historic District Fees in Annapolis
Alderman Sally Murphy contends vendors in the historic district clutter the area and detract from its beauty. Alderman Meta Nash cites city-wide review and urges staff to assess existing measures. Jon Kreissig supports keeping vendors out yet notes Carroll Creek adds ambience and suggests possible exemptions for the linear park. Vendors may operate at nine city events including Fourth of July and In The Street celebrations.
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Sally Murphy
Carroll Creek
Kreissig
Nash
Teacher Uses Personal Touch To Reach Second Graders
In her Stanger Station classroom a second grade teacher describes adapting methods to individual students. She reads aloud in a Boston rocker from her grandmother and uses songs or rap to engage kids. Her aim is for each child to feel successful by year end.
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Stanger Station
Boston
Republicans edge toward emergency spending deal
Republicans close in on a disaster relief package after days of debate. House Speaker Newt Gingrich said an agreement could allow quick passage and a Clinton signature, amid concerns over Census sampling and a government shutdown clause removed to appease the administration. Senate Democrats pressure lawmakers as relief efforts for Midwest victims advance with bipartisan support and lingering partisan divisions.
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Newt Gingrich
Clinton
Senate
Trent Lott
R-Miss
Capitol
Byron Dorgan
North Dakota
Bosnia
Census Bureau
Lott
Congress
Gingrich
GOP
Michael Castle
Midwest
Rod Grams
Minnesota
White House
Senate Democrats
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