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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1997
Page
1
Frederick County faces crowded schools with Winchester Hall leadership gaps. Outgoing school board president James Cartridge says the problem spans years and that former leaders failed to act. County Commissioners President Mark Hoke defends financing steps for school construction.
Frederick County Commissioners approved three large water towers and a sewer and water line system in New Market and Monrovia. Commissioner David Gray warned the trunk line could spur growth and oppose the measure, while Rick Fleshman supported the overall benefit and cautioned growth pace be balanced with commercial needs. The proposed towers include a 140-foot tall 2 million gallon unit on Md 75 and Baldwin Road, a second 2 million gallon tower near Woodspring after 15 years, and a 15 million gallon third tower near Ed McClain Road after 30 years, heights varying with ground elevation.
Edgar Woods retires after 30 years as Allegany County Health Department director of environmental health. He recalls starting as a sanitarian when his boss urged him not to depend on old pool rules, noting state regulations would soon change.
Forecasters predict sticky heat with mid 90s highs today and Sunday across Maryland. The Frederick Festival of the Arts runs 10 am to 6 pm on Carroll Creek, with artwork music a magician and boating. Weather centers warn of warmer than normal summer though not a full heat wave. ocean warming is expected with sunnier days and higher average temperatures through June August.
Deputy States Attorney described Ruthann Aron feeding her husband a bowl laced with prescription drugs, about a month after he sought a divorce. The hearing denied moving Aron to a hospital. she faces charges for allegedly trying to hire a hitman.
Toronto Blue Jays edged Baltimore Orioles 4 to 3 in a tense matchup. Key hitters and pitchers delivered clutch moments, securing a win on a windy game day.
Frederick Memorial Hospital purchases the former Clorox manufacturing plant on Gas House Pike for 2.15 million dollars. The 50,000 square foot site will store amens medical and surgical supplies plus equipment and x ray film. Some renovations are needed and use is planned to begin in about 90 days with no new workers initially.
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