Burglars Strike Emmitsburg Shops Across Center
A wave of late night burglaries hit six businesses in the Silo Hill Shopping Center Emmitsburg with doors forced open after hours. Affected were China Wok Joy Dry Cleaners Emmitsburg Flower and Gifts Shear Joy Mystic Tan and Fingertips. Investigators warn alarms deter thieves and urge tips from the public. State police link Walkersville break-ins and will compare notes to assess a possible pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Walkersville
Frederick County
James Fogle
Michael Ochoa
China Wok
Joy Dry Cleaners
Emmitsburg Flower and Gifts
Shear Joy
Mystic Tan
Fingertips
Fogle
Maryland
Cpl
Chris Sasse
Walkers Village Way
MD. 194
Glade Boulevard
Holly Nails
McLaughlin Chiropractic Center
Golden Tropics Tanning Salon
Village Way Liquors
East Frederick Street
Ethics clash over Frederick charter and code drags on
Frederick aldermen debated a long running conflict between the city charter and code regarding ethics. Mayor Grimes’ truck contract sparked the issue, with Alder man Kreissig urging resolution and ethics commission input after a May Baltimore seminar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Jon Kreissig
Ethics Commission
Jim Grimes
Kreissig
Mr. Kreissig
Frances Baker
Jury selection on hold in Wear case
An unusual postponement halted jury selection in the Adriene Ryan Wear arson case in Brunswick. A 30 day trial continuance was granted. Wear will take a polygraph while police pursue the fire's origin at the Brunswick Crab House on Potomac Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adriene Ryan Wear
Brunswick
Frederick County
John H. Tisdale
Wear
Eric Schaffer
Brunswick Crab House
Potomac St
Boyds
Mrs Wear
Frederick Counts Liquor Commission
Frederick Mutual Insurance Co
People’s Home Furnishers Inc
Gub swears in new judges for Maryland Court of Special Appeals
Maryland Governor Parris Glendening has sworn in Deborah Sweet Byrnes of Baltimore County and James A. Kenney III of St. Marys County as the newest judges on the Court of Special Appeals. Both were appointed on May 28, Byrnes practiced at Whiteford, Taylor & Preston in Towson and Baltimore, while Kenney has spent 31 years with Kenney Lacer Sparling Densford Reynolds and previously Barco Cook Patton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Guv Parris
Glendening
Maryland
Court of Special Appeals
Deborah Sweet Byrnes
Baltimore County
James A. Kenney III
St. Mary’s County
Kenney
Bussard Center seeks state grant to improve accessibility
Jeanne Bussard Center, run by Executive Director John White, seeks 75 percent state funding to make the 10 year old facility on South Market Street accessible with wheelchair restrooms, visual alarms, adjustable workstations, handrails, automatic doors, and a hydraulic dock. Project estimated at 55000 dollars with county opposition noted and 12 bidders expected at a Friday conference. bids due July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Bussard Center
John White
State Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
South Market Street
White
Jeanne Bussard
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Marge Estilow
Louise Allen
Frances Hartley
Backrow
Jane Brown
Kay Nicholson
Mary Ruth Marcum
Susan M. Mort
Ike Wilson
Meta Nash
Hrederick Nefos
Frederick Nevns-fiast
Feee. Pools, Inc
Kulina
Fae Pedis
Middletown
Guv
Baltimore
Bussard
Krista Brick
Ethan Allen
Spedit
Abd
Lee Mani
Hecht’s & JC Penney’s
Francis Scott Key Mall
Buckeystown Pike
Nhoweraps
Frehvf
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