Camp counselor falls 80 feet from Annapolis Rock
Camp Louise and Camp Airy counselor Shelly Roush was critically injured after an 80 foot fall during an Appalachian Trail rock climbing expedition near Annapolis Rock in Maryland. She landed on rocks face first and sustained multiple injuries while rescuers battled heat and rough terrain to reach her. She was airlifted to the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Mountain
Pittsburgh
Fpa
Annapolis Rock
Shelly Nicole Roush
Camp Louise
Camp Airy
Thurmont
Daniel Spedden
Maryland Park Service
Spedden
Angie Olah
Ms. Roush
Sgt. Clah
Baltimore
R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Sgt. Olah
Frederick
Washington County
Independent Hose Co
MD. 40
Maryland
Ater
U.S. 40
Washington Counties
R Adams Cowley
Chuck Smith
Trans-Tech workers fear layoffs amid voluntary program
At Trans-Tech Inc in Adamstown managers seek volunteers for potential layoffs as a weak Asian economy and a faltering communications market hit demand. They vow no broad layoffs though a worker cites 30 to 40 potential cuts in production. Signups were due today, with shift changes and illness adding to unease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans-Tech Inc
Adamstown
Joanne Sheldon
Trans-Tech
Sheldon
Frederick County weighing fire tax on exempt properties
More than 2,000 Frederick County properties escape county and state taxes, with an assessable base over 580 million dollars. Officials question whether fire and rescue taxes should be added to exemptions, arguing current rules exempt all county taxes. State assessments rule exemptions then forward to the county for final action. Exemptions cover educational facilities churches parsonages charitable groups and certain veterans. A few properties have county exemptions without state approval. At least two commissioners advocate reviewing the exemption scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Mark Hoke
Department of Assessments and Taxation
Doris White
Ms. White
Frederick Co kids win national marbles tourney
Frederick County residents claimed national marbles titles as 12 year old Emily Martin of Frederick and 14 year old Ben Nelson of Middletown won the 75th National Marble Tournament in Wildwood New Jersey. Emily set records in preliminaries and finals while Ben topped the top 36 boys. they earned crowns trophies and a 3000 dollar scholarship. They join Frederick’s four national titles since 1992 and plan future goals in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Emily Martin
Frederick
Ben Nelson
Middletown
Wildwood
N.J
Ben
Emily
Megan Winkelman
Jeff Kimmell
Kimmell
King
Queen
Marble Hall of Fame
Associated Press
Sheriff doubts deputy overzealous in DC teacher stop
Frederick County Sheriff Jim Hagg said deputy John Keyser’s use of a service revolver and removal of 58 year old Washington DC teacher Aster Maria Pena from her car during a traffic stop on US 15 north of Thurmont is under review. Pena says she was treated roughly and was en route to a church luncheon when the incident occurred on June 12. Deputies say she was pulled over for driving 38 mph and refused to stop. The sheriff has asked Lt Brian Wilbiar to collect information and determine whether policies were followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Washington, D.C
Jim Hagg
John Keyser
US. 15
Thurmont
Aster
Maria Pena
Frederick County Central
Frederick
Pena
U.S. 15
Hagg
Brian Wilbiar
Ms. Pena
Frederick Keys open second half with win over Warthogs
The Frederick Keys defeated the Winston-Salem Warthogs to start the Carolina League’s second half on a strong note. Strong pitching and timely hitting fueled the victory as Keys players earned key roles in the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Keys
Winston-Salem Warthogs
Judge rules drug evidence illegally seized in Maryland case
Frederick County Circuit Court Judge Herbert L. Rollins ruled that a police detainment and search were unlawful when Cpl. Andrew R. Dewese stopped a vehicle for a traffic violation. The marijuana found under Scott Gorton’s seat was excluded as evidence under the fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Frederick County
Herbert L. Rollins
Rollins
Andrew R. Dewese
Scott Robert Gorton
Mr. Gorton
Gorton
Norman Usiak
Usiak
Frederick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Timothy Jacobsen
Bill Green
Katherine Marks
News-Post
Jennifer Sacharnoski
Youth Orchestra
Fredenck News- Post
Judge Rules