Open door policy debated by county commissioners
Commissioners push openness due to accessibility and public input while weighing whether directors meetings should be open. Several private talks occurred about recycling proposals and budget items, prompting calls to release agendas and curb private sessions.
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David Gray
Ronald Sundergill
Yingling
Reeder
Bowerman
Free State Recycling Inc
Annapolis
Del
James E. McClellan
D-Frederick Washington
Ron Nelson
Mr. Sundergill
John Mathias
Wayne Keeler
James Shaw
Free State
Sundergill
Funeral details for Kresen and Dailey family members
Bearers included James Darrah, a grandson, Terry Frushour, William D. Berkey Jr., Robert E. Dailey II and Robert E. Dailey Jr. Interment was at Mount Olivet Cemetery in Frederick. Mrs. Julia Florence Pels Kresen was the widow. Arrangements were handled by Frederick Funeral Home of Robert E. Dailey & Son, 1201 N. Market St.
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James Darrah
Terry Frushour
William D. Berkey Jr
Robert E. Dailey II
Robert E. Dailey Jr
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Frederick
Kresen
Julia Florence Pels Kresen
Robert E. Dailey & Son
N. Market St
Flag Day ceremonies mark community salute and flag burning
Mr. Warner and other distributors race to fill back orders as manufacturers run nonstop for war needs. AMVETS Post 2 Frederick plans to retire 500 worn flags at 7 p.m. Friday at Grove Park with Edwin Higginbottom speaking on etiquette. Thurmont Emmitsburg join for 7 p.m. Friday at Thurmont Memorial Park for band music and a flag burning ceremony. Desert Storm veterans to be introduced and banners retired. The national holiday was first declared in 1991 by President Truman.
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Warner
Amvets Post 2
Frederick
U.S
Grove Park
East South
Franklin Streets
The
Post
Edwin Higginbottom
Elks Lodge
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Thurmont Memorial Park
Catoctin
Truman
Ethics complaint filed over potential relatives' benefit
Mr Way cites several reasons for filing the ethics complaint two weeks ago. He notes that Sundergill's sister teaches part time at Walkersville Elementary and Bowerman's son works for the Frederick County Advanced Life Support system. He criticizes commissioners for inexperience and urges stricter disclosure and open meetings compliance.
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Sundergill
Walkersville
Bowerman
Frederick County
Way
Gray
Flag display sparks pride and vandalism in Frederick area
June 14 is set as a day for Americans to hoist the flag. JKJ Sports Chevrolet on Baughtman’s Lane displays a 20 by 38 foot post flag, with Congress approval. The flag, lit by spotlights, has faced vandalism since 1987.
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JKJ Sports Chevrolet
Baughtman’s Lane
Congress
U S
Beverly Byron
6Th
U.S. Capitol
Capitol
Philadelphia
Betsy Ross
Frederick
Barbara Fritchie
Francis Scott Key
West Patrick Street
U.S
Key
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Detachment Commander Implements Safety, Training at Fort Detrick
Col. Churchill says the buck stops here as he overhauls Fort Detrick Fire Department. Crews gain hazardous materials training, a new containment-equipped truck, and a Director of Safety, Health and Environment to oversee compliance. Physical fitness programs expand with a new racquetball court and running trails. Churchill commends staff for dedication that helped Fort Detrick earn an Army Chief of Staffs excellence award. He and his family consider Frederick home and may return.
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Col. Churchill
Fort Detrick
Frederick County
Army Chief of Staff
Mary
Chas
Phillip
Frederick
Tragic double shooting ends in suicide in city
Frederick barracks trooper visited the scene and verified the identities of the couple involved. Maj. Ashton reported the woman died from a gunshot to the chest and the man, eight feet away, shot himself. A note in her purse hinted at a planned killing and escape from him. This marks the first murder in the city this year.
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Frederick Barracks
Ashton
Tre. Bonneville
Deputies charge man with drug violations at mall parking lot
Frederick County Sheriff's deputies arrested one of the car occupants on drug charges after a drug dog alerted at the Francis Scott Key Mall. Brian Jay Stanley, 19, of Mannington West Virginia, was released on personal recognizance after being arrested about 11 p.m. and charged with possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Deputy Jeffrey Norris led the investigation.
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Frederick County
Francis Scott Key Mall
Frederick
Brian Jay Stanley
Mannington
W. Va
Jeffrey Norris
Bentz Street Detour Opens, 90 Day Sharing Plan Quoted
Mr Gordon says the Bentz Street detour on North Market Street and West Fourth Street will remain for 90 days while plans are made for West Patrick. The group has until next June to decide.
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North Market Street
West Fourth Street
Dill Avenue
US 15
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Usual Furniture Inc
Ellicott City
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Frederick News-Post
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