Police dogs credited with high saves and drug seizures
A Massachusetts officer and his German shepherd partner Alan have logged under a year of service but report about 58 000 dollars in cash and narcotics seized. The pair saved a 16 year old hiding from a probation agent after a near creek rescue in 25 degree weather. NAPWDA certification is praised as independent verification of the dogs skills and cross agency learning.
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Alan
Kauffman
Adan
Massachusetts
Kathy Barnett
Barnett
City agrees to financed grocery deal amid waivers and concerns
The city sold property for a grocery store with a 15 year note and $60,000 waived principal. Officials say incentives attract buyers and allow needed service, while accounting for $965,000 net after incentives. Some fear loss, others defend long term benefits and nonprofit aims.
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Baldi
Gerald Kolbfleisch
Kolbfleisch
Arsuaiey
Lynn Beard
Denrich Associates
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Grimes
Paul Gordon
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Kristen Klinedinst Defies Odds With CHARGE Challenges
Kristen Klinedinst, born with CHARGE associations and colobomas, has overcome severe developmental delays to attend Parkway Elementary in a special education program. She communicates via sign language, walks, and eats solid foods. Despite obsessive compulsive disorder treated with behavior therapy and Zoloft, she remains a fighter, with doctors and parents aiming to improve her weight and manage drug side effects.
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Kristen
Parkway Elementary
Klinedunst
Charge Association
Elsine Tierney
Kennedy Krieger Institute
Baltimore
Dr. Tierney
Zoloft
Jane
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Klinedinst
Mrs. Klinedinst
Mr. Klinedinst
Hunters face new high power rifle limits and safety rules
A major shift in hunting policy targets high power rifles due to long-range fire risks after a boy was hit by a bullet. The measure, debated by county officials, restricts high power rifles while allowing deer season weapons including black powder rifles and shotguns. Officials, retailers, and aid groups discuss safety, costs, and impact on communities.
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Snook
Sportsman’s Council
Two youths charged after park paint destruction incident
Frederick City Police said two suspects were charged with malicious destruction of property and drug offenses after paint was found on them and on vandalized picnic tables at a city park on Himes Avenue. Jeffrey Naylor, 18, of Frederick, and a 17 year old female were linked to the case. Naylor faced marijuana and paraphernalia charges and was released on recognizance.
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Meeeghee Ane Og
Himes Avenue
Frederick
Jeffrey Bryant Naylor
Butterfly Lane
Round Hill Road
Naylor
Nagerty
Frederick County
Four Frederick suspects face murder charges in death case
The four detained teens in the Taney Avenue death case face assault with intent to murder charges now likely to be upgraded to first degree murder once a grand jury convenes. Prosecutors seek life without parole. Names, ages, and prior court records show a web of juvenile and adult defendants with bail reviews and upcoming dates in Frederick County.
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Taney Avenue
Rolle
Bruce
Brunswick High School
McDonald's
Golden Mile
Frederick
U.S. Army
Knoxville
Burkittsville
Barrett
Miss Whitman
Eric Shafter
Bowery
Mr. Woolridge
Woolridge
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Sheriff's Deputies
Jensen
Nance
Pilkington
Mr. Nance
United States
Sheriff's
Bower
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