Hearing on drugs ethics and development in Frederick County
Frederick County Commissioners meet at Winchester Hall to hear residents on ethics disclosure for officials, drug enforcement in schools, and a $20 million Urbana water and sewer plan. The joint task force cites rising drug prosecutions and urges drug education, treatment, and enforcement measures while the county considers urban growth needs.
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Frederick County
Urbana
Commissioners
Winchester Hall
E. Church St
Frederick
Ethics Commission
County League of Women Voters
League
Bonnie Bailey- Baker
Joint Task Force On
Lawrence Dorsey
Kathleen Edwards
Noel Farmer
Robert Snyder
Juvenile Services Agency
Bush Creek
Bennett Creek
MD. 80
MD. 355
Two Charged With Drug Sales Await Trial In Crack Down
Frederick City police say Anita Y. Harris and Jennifer M. Toberg were arrested Monday as part of Operation Crack Down. Harris, 43, faces crack distribution and related charges while Toberg, 23, was charged with multiple drug offenses. Bail set at 500000 and 250000 respectively. A separate case reports a man jailed for battering his estranged wife. Since Feb 1, 192 arrests have occurred under the program aimed at daily suspected drug offender arrests.
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Frederick City
Anita Y. Harris
Jennifer M. Toberg
Maj
Richard J. Ashton
Ms. Harris
John Hanson
Moses L. Coleman
York
Sagner Development
Chef Ashton
Frederick County
Ricky L. Holly
Cypress Court
Emmitsburg
Maryland
Cindy R. Holly
County OKs Mount Airy softball fields funds road police debated
Frederick County Commissioners approved $100,000 to build softball fields at a Mount Airy school site but refused funding for a new Rising Ridge Road segment and for added police protection. Commissioner Hoke urged road funding, while others backed parks. Mayor Boyer pressed for police and road support. staff noted the road would be a municipal responsibility.
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Mount Airy
New Road
Police
Frederick County
Twin Ridges
Mount Airy Park
Mark Hoke
Rising Ridge Road
Hoke
Prospect Road
MD. 144
Main Street
Linda Boyer
Peter Eckel
Opossumtown Pike
Crum to Demolish Deteriorating Garage Near Apartments
Local developer Mr. Crum won approval to demolish a deteriorating garage behind his 22 West Fourth Street accounting office. Neighbors report drug dealing suspected in the space near John Hansen Apartments, prompting Crum to seek demolition despite district commission concerns about leaving the concrete pad. Demolition is planned in the coming months.
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CP. Crum
Douglas Claytor
Neighbors clash over rezoning request near South Street
Margaret Brown and Lorraine Bush describe a subsidized apartment complex at the corner of Ice and South streets as a magnet for vandals and crime, fearing a change in use could harm local businesses including Mr. Barnes' milk shop. Barnes asserts zoning aims to align with surrounding parcels and deny no immediate plans. Sequo Liquors sits between the Jefferson Professional Center and Carver Apartments as the rezoning proposal moves toward a Planning Commission hearing on July 10.
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Margaret Brown
South St
Ice Streets
Lorraine Bush
South Street
Mr. Barnes
Fifth Street
Booth and
Bray
Jefferson Professional Center
Carver Apartments
William T.) Wood
The
Planning Commission
Unbelievable bargains on late model seized vehicles
Seized cars trucks boats and motor homes offered by federal agencies including the DEA FBI and IRS. Call 805 682 7555 Ext 1730 for details of available units in your area.
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FBI
IRS
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