Murder grips Frederick as William McSherry Jr found dead
William Clnton McSherry Jr 78 a Freder ick Street resident was found murdered in his second floor apartment at 17 E Second St early Friday evening. Police seek Daran Edward Witmer 24 of 382 W Patrick St charged with first degree murder and related counts. Autopsy set. neighbors saw suspect with the weapon. no forced entry reported.
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Frederick
E Second St
Frederick City
James Fraley
Iis
Lt. Fraley
McSherry
Daran Edward Witmer
Patrick St
Fraley
Mr Witmer
Frederick homeless shelter finally opens after delays and overruns
After a year of delays and 168817 in extra costs the Frederick Transitional Shelter for Homeless Families opens. Capitol Structures Inc began in April 1982 with final cost 967169 about 17 percent over budget. Architects bankruptcy and unexpected rock led to changes and late completion. Dedication planned for March 11 with city officials expressing mixed relief.
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Frederick
Capitol Structures Inc
Owings Mills
South Market
All Saints Streets
Paul Guntzel
Henry Foster
William du Bell
Guntzel
Maryland bans on the job smoking approved by advisory board
Maryland would become first state to ban smoking in most indoor workplaces under safety and health rules. Bars and restaurants may be exempted, with final decisions likely within two months and a public comment period to follow. Tobacco groups oppose the use of workplace safety laws for a smoking ban.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Wiliam Fogle
Eric Gally
American Cancer Society
American Lung Association
American Heart Association
Bruce Bereano
The
Tobacco Institute
Bereano
Maryland Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Gene Bracken
Fogie
Maryland Occupational Safety and Health Advisory Board
Baltimore
Fogle
Aople
Senate panel approves limits on state education board powers
The Budget and Taxation Committee advanced Sen. Charles Smelser’s bill to cap education board actions costing local jurisdictions over 1 million dollars. The measure, calling for funding approval or waivers, drew debate over board autonomy versus fiscal restraint amid looming budget shortfalls. Opponents argued it infringes constitutional policy authority while proponents say it curbs overreach.
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Annapolis
Senate
State Board of Education
Tandale
Charles Smelser
State Board
Focal
Smelser
John Cade
Anne Arundel
Sen
Barbara
Inside The News. Frederick Frederick News Post excerpt
The Frederick News Post prints portions daily on 100 percent recycled paper highlighting the paper’s recycling effort and commitment to sustainability.
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Frederick News. Post
Neighbors challenge church meetings blamed for zoning breach
Frederick area neighbors filed a complaint against Frederick Presbyterian Church on West Second Street claiming daily meetings and activities violate zoning rules. Mayor Grimes will meet neighbors next week to discuss the issue amid prior complaints about Alcoholics Anonymous and other gatherings in a residential district.
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Frederick Presbyterian Church
West Second Street
Frederck
Imn Grimes
Alcoholics Anonymous
Sock Bs
Ginger Memmott
Frederck Presbyterian Church
Memmets
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Timothy Jacobsen
DeMeza
Zach
Tasker
Jessica Gregg
Michael Spurner
Frederick Community Center
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Spurrier
Sally Murphy
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Shetter
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News-Post
Inside the News
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