Frederick alderman named in police prostitution files
An excerpt from Frederick Police Department files surfaced naming Alderman Blaine Young in a Rolodex marked with dates and escort names. The card lists five dates and entries including Lisa Tina Lisa Tasha Ginger, with Ginger identified as Janee Lynn Kepner. Young denies the allegations and threatens legal action as the paper notes continued coverage on Page A-10.
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Frederick
Blaine Young
Mr. Young
Frederick Pouce
Frederick News-Post
News-Post
Lisa
Tina
Tasha
Ginger
Janee Lynn Kepner
Ms. Kepner
Te Deatta
Mr Young
Orioles Club
Nlerm
Market
Ronald Young
Young
Tealgsith Corporte
Scheech Eihen
Young golfer Myles Vlachos set for PGA path at 13
Myles Vlachos, 13, just finished eighth grade at Windsor Knolls, showing a strong golf talent. Sixth grade teacher Bernie Shapiro organized a 7:56 am tee time at Glade Valley Golf Club with seventh grade teacher Jeremy Brenneman and eighth grade algebra teacher Fran Olow. Vlachos arrived with a calm maturity, paid his greens fee, and aimed to shoot around 75 with a handicap near 1.
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Myles Vlachos
Windsor Knolls
Glade Valley Golf Club
Bernie Shapiro
Jeremy Brenneman
Fran Olow
Mr. Shapiro
Myles
Mrs Olow
Mrs. Olow
Lake Linganore wins transfer of 113 pre-approved lots
A Maryland court approved transferring 113 pre-approved Lake Linganore PUD lots from Islands of Balmoral to Woodbridge. Frederick County sought APFO testing, but Judge Julie Stevenson ruled transfers within a PUD do not require such testing, reversing a 2000 planning commission decision. The case highlights PUD density flexibility and land use under Maryland law.
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Lake Linganore
Frederick County
APFO
Lake Singapore
Islands of Balmoral
PUD
Woodbridge
Julie Stevenson
Lake Lingapore
Lake Singalore
Stevenson
Frederick County Planning Commission
Frank Ellis
Lake Ore
John Mathias
Thomas Lynch
Lynch
Maryland
Republicans ponder 2002 Maryland gubernatorial race in Frederick
Maryland Republicans convene in Frederick for their statewide convention as Rep. Robert Ehrlich delays a decision on a 2002 bid. Delegates note mixed polling, with John Leopold and Roscoe Bartlett floated as alternatives. Redistricting looms, possibly pitting Ehrlich against incumbents, while Ehrlich cites family roots and Glendening’s moves as key factors.
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Maryland
Frederick
GOP
Robert Ehrlich
Ehrlich
John Leopold
Anne Arundel
Roscoe Bartlett
Roth
William Donald Schaefer
Francis Scott Key Holiday Inn
Republican Executive Board
Parris Glendening
Baltimore County
Wayne Gilchrest
Dr. Bartlett
Maryland to gain tens of millions in education funds
The U S Senate approved a bill boosting Maryland education funding by about 44 million dollars next year and 42 million the following year. Supporters led by Senator Barbara Mikulski indicated the increase would relieve strained local districts, including deaf education programs, amid compliance pressures.
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Annapolis
Maryland
U.S Senate
Barbara Mikulski
Mikulski
Ron Peiffer
Maryland Deaf Education
Index of The Frederck 8 3d eed cL
The fragment presents an index entry from a historic Frederck issue with unclear typography and garbled letters. It suggests a catalog or page reference but lacks complete names, dates, or events. The readable portion signals a newspaper index item rather than a full article summary.
City returns deed to Citizens Truck Co in firehouse deal
Frederick officials announce the city will return the deed for property on South Corn Street to Citizens Truck Co. Firefighters cheer the move after a lengthy process begun in 1926 when the company deed was given to the city to secure federal funds for a new fire house.
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City of Frederick
Jim Games
Atv
Citzens Truck Co
Citizens Truck Co
South Corn Street
Tom Lawson
Citizens Track Co
Lane Co Nico
South Court Street
MER
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Lynn Plitt
Culler Lake
Baker Park
Liz Boy
Lawrence Myles Viachos
Glade Valley Golf Chair
Linganore
George Dorsey
Douglas Tallman
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