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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 05, 1997

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Mistrial in rape case over alleged juror remarks

A Frederick County circuit court mistrial was declared in Tariq Abdur Rahim Yacub’s second degree rape case after jurors reportedly made racial comments. Judge Herbert L. Rollins dismissed the seven man five woman panel as defense and prosecutors argued motions and the panel sequestered for over two hours. The 18 year old defendant faced charges tied to an incident last August involving a 14 year old victim. The case will be retried with a new jury.

Frederick Circuit Court Herbert L. Rollins Rollins Tariq Abdur Rahim Yacub Yacub Willie Mahone Mahone

Businessman confronts steep costs after tax sale of Antiques in New Market

Tom Thomas paid 288 in delinquent taxes for his Antiques in New Market only to learn his shop was sold at the May tax auction. He faces 408 to redeem, including 120 in interest and costs plus an overdue water bill. An extra 700 in legal fees was charged by Chase and Chase of Baltimore, which prepared the foreclosure for four clients owning multiple properties. Chase itemized 400 for legal fees and 225 for title work among other charges, with the remainder paid to a title company.

Kelly Hahen Tom Thomas Thomas New Market Mr. Thomas Chase and Chase of Baltimore William Chase Chase

Weinberg Center fires two managers for cause in Frederick

Frederick officials confirm operations director Lesley Vandever and box office manager Sandra Murphy were dismissed for cause. Murphy, who has served since 1979, says she faced a personality clash with Jade Wu and was escorted from City Hall. Mayor Grimes had previously praised them, noting actions relate to past performance.

Frederick City Jonathan Angel Weinberg Center Lesley Vandever Sandra Murphy Mr. Angel City Hall Ms. Murphy Fun Company City Ethics Commission Jade Wu Jade Jim Grimes Grimes Weinberg

Goldman pleads guilty in Maryland manslaughter case

Lawrence Goldman, 44, admitted helping Mary Gaye Fister commit suicide and pulled the trigger after she failed to shoot herself. He received a five year sentence under a plea deal that dropped first degree murder charges. The pair allegedly staged the death to resemble a gangland killing with a large life policy and debts.

Lawrence Howard Goldman New Market Goldman Mary Gaye Fister West Baldwin Road Washington, D.C Maryland Ms. Fister Scott Rolle Frederick County

Tribute in the chapel for dying artist Frank Nocar

Family and friends gathered at Beacon House in Frederick to honor artist Frank Nocar who is battling an inoperable brain tumor. Despite being in a nursing facility, supporters carried him to the chapel and shared words of admiration for his art and life.

Kelly Hahn Frank Neecar Beacon House Frank Nocar Frederick Mr. Nocar Baltimore Kathy Dell Nocar

Arts council director resigns at board request

Frederick Arts Council executive director Theresa T. Michel resigns at the board’s request. In a written statement she cites divergent views on the council’s direction while noting a dramatic rise in programs and membership.

Arts Council

County wooing bio firm aims to site operations here

Frederick County Commissioners met with a large biomedical company Tuesday to persuade a local site. Jim Singleton called the session encouraging and said a decision is expected soon. The group may break ground April 1, with Tax Increment Financing and other Maryland incentives on offer to keep the firm from relocating.

Frederick County Jim Singleton Singleton Toys R Us MD. 85 Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development

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