Christoff case faces new trial motion after testimony ban
The Frederick County case against Christoff, 38, director of continuing education at SUNY Albany, argued he would face two to ten year terms on 11 counts of false pretense and attempted false pretense involving FCC funding. A judge ruled testimony was unfair, prompting defense plans for a motion for a new trial and potential appeal later. The jury deliberated 3 hours 20 minutes after a trial that began June 19 and ended June 27.
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Heeney
Christoff
Goody
Christof
Maryland Board For Community Colleges
Goudy
FCC
Eustalo Aluminum Corp
Hagerstown Junior College
Stephens
Frederick
State University of New York At Albany
Slabiet
Comaleharnh
Wren
Christo
Anne Arundel
Con't
Ary Spizler
Spizler
Attorney General
Biggs Files Church Members and Family Details
A Coast Guard veteran named Biggs, who attended Frederick School and obtained a Maryland high school equivalency diploma in 1988, lives with his wife Fay Grimes and two of their four children, Rebecca Bell and Timothy Biggs. Two additional children, Debra Harrison and Robert Biggs, reside nearby.
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Coast Guard
Bbe
Frederick
Fay Grimes
Rebecca Bell
Timothy Biggs
Debra Harrison
Robert Biggs
Biggs
Maryland
Graceham Carnival Dates Set by Graceham Fire Company
The Graceham Volunteer Fire Co Inc will hold its 18th annual carnival at Mt. Tabor Park Rocky Ridge on Friday and Saturday evenings July 14 and July 15 Entertainment will be by The Roadmasters Friday and Saturday nights Plate lunches ham and chicken platters will be served nightly with all the trimmings and usual carnival attractions There will be sand wishes drinks ice games and a grand prize drawing on Saturday night.
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Graceham Volunteer Fire Co., Inc
Mt. Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge
Emmitsburg Historical Society plans July Fourth activities
The Emmitsburg Historical Society held a June meeting to finalize plans for Community Day July 4 on South Seton Avenue rear of the old hotel. Tables will offer baked goods, plants, crafts, an art exhibit, note paper and lemonade, with guitar music and demonstrations of traditional handcrafts by Robert and Marguerite Plank. Rain date is July 8 and changes to the constitution were noted.
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Emmitsburg Historical Society
Frances Bittle
Betty Kengla
The
Historical Society
Seton Avenue
Elizabeth Nester
Mary Hoke
Kay Klosky
Frances Sewell
Edith Shriver
Kathy Moore
Chata Carr
Emmitsburg
Kathy Plumb
Floyd Lewis
Crystal Gauss
Francis Smith
James Topper
Ernest Shriver
Jack Bittle
Emma Eckenrode
Oster files for Maryland attorney general race
Maryland deputy attorney general Jon F. Oster announced plans to seek the state AG post opposing former U.S. attorney Stephen H. Sachs. Oster said he will raise money legitimately, deny Kovens will fund his campaign, and may withdraw if funds fall short before the September 22 deadline.
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Baltimore
Jon F. Oster
Maryland
Oster
Francis Burch
Burch
Stephen H. Sachs
U.S
Marvin Mandel
Kovens
Sachs
Noo
Literacy tutors sought in Frederick County drive
The Literacy Council in Frederick seeks tutors of all ages for students of all levels. Upcoming workshops run July 18 7 to 9 30 p m July 20 7 to 9 30 p m and July 22 9 a m to 3 90 p m at Trunk Hall Evangelical Lutheran Church 35 Church St Frederick. Call 683 0217 Monday to Friday 2 to 4 p m for details volunteers needed for the office as well.
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Frederick County
Tors
Trunk Hall
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Church St
Frederick
Literacy Council
Embezzlement Case Against Sigler Referred for Action
A preliminary hearing before District Court Judge Stanley Y. Bennett found probable cause in the embezzlement and petty larceny cases against John Warren Sigler 47 of Midl town. The matter was referred to the grand jury or State's Attorney for further action with Sigler released on a 1900 personal recognizance bond.
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Stanley Y. Bennett
John Warren Sigler
Middletown
Bennett
Richard Douglas
J. Edward Dwyer Jr
Dale Martin
Farmers Cooperative Association
South Street
Sigler
Austin-Stull, Inc
Througit Stronene Saguewimenas Dos 27 Eae Yn
Freedom Fund banquet and Ebony Fashion Flair set for July 16
The Frederick Branch NAACP will host its annual Freedom Fund banquet and Ebony Fashion Flair on Sunday July 16 at 5 p.m. in the South End Civic Center. Honorees are Amos F. Brown, Mrs. James A. Brown, and Mrs. Charles E. Hicks Ill. Door prizes planned. information available from chairlady Mrs. Melvin S. Addison at 9-9250, Lord D. Nickens president at 74-167, or membership chairlady Mrs. Mable H. Ambush.
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Frederick
NAACP
Freedom Fund
Ebony
South End Civic Center
Amos F. Brown
James A. Brown
Charles E. Hicks
Melvin S. Addison
Lord D. Nickens
Mable H. Ambush
Curfew Law Details and Enforcement Steps
The curfew applies 11:59 p.m. Friday to Saturday and 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. Monday through Thursday, with escalating penalties. First violations trigger parental notification. second offenses trigger another notice. third arrest in 12 months may lead to a $100 fine for the parent under permissive charges.
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State Department of Juvenile Services and Court
Ashton
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Frederick Community College
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Orchard Drive
Thurmont
News- Post
Graceham Fire Company
Robert
Marguerite Plank
Tear Natural Dam
Bob
Marguerite
Europe
Powder Springs
Doris Southard
Charles Scribnec
New York
Traiter
Sears
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Century
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