Anti crime plan announced at Takoma Park station
Gov. Parris Glendening announced Operation Linkage a multijurisdictional effort to curb violent crime. He cited 225 new state troopers and a hot spots approach saturating high crime areas across Maryland with state police. Col Mitchell and County officials praised the program for reducing fear and increasing police presence.
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Takoma Park
Parris N. Glendening
Montgomery County
Glendening
Ida G. Rubin
Maryland
David B. Mitchell
Douglas M. Duncan
Lessons the President Can Learn from Real ECA Debrief
Dr. Michael Towle, Mount St. Mary s College political science associate professor, spoke to The Kiwanis Club of Suburban Frederick on presidential lessons. The Frederick Kiwanis cluster granted 500 to the Frederick County CHADD chapter for teacher and administrator training aiding children with attention deficit rolers. Participants included Kiwanis leaders Dr. Gregory Hutton, Michelle Krantz, Charlies Burcaw, and Michael Denmark.
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Mount St. Mary’s College
Kiwanis Club
Frederick
ECA
Towle
James Sick
Kiwanis Club of
Frederick County
Chadd
Gregory Hutton
Frederick Kiwan
Michelle Krantz
Charlies Burcaw
Kiwanis
Michael Denmark
Frederick Kiwanis
Auditions Set for Thelma Gross Music Scholarship Awards
Frederick Arts Council opens entries for Thelma Gross Music Scholarship Awards with auditions on Saturday April 26 at Gov Thomas Johnson High School Frederick vocal and instrumental juniors and seniors compete first place 300 second 100 merit 100 for students with no prior instruction middle and high school divisions funding from Sentimental Journey benefit concert FCNB Bank Frederick Festival for the Arts and Dan Cramer Music Trust. First place winners perform at the Sentimental Journey concert June 6 at Weinberg Center for the Arts. Registration deadline April 1 at the Frederick Arts Council Office 125 Patrick St or via stamped self addressed envelope. For more information contact Esperanza Alzona at 696 1357.
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Frederick
Fcnb Bank
Frederick Festival For the Arts
Dan Cramer Music Trust Fund
Weinberg Center For the Arts
Fredenck
Roads- Continued from Page A-1 in Thurmont debate
Residents argue Eylers Valley Road must stay open as a vital exit for emergencies and daily travel. Critics say maintenance costs are overstated and closure would block development while benefiting many, not just the owner. Board members insist closing favors a single property owner over community needs.
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Richard Foster
Thurmont
Doris Roman
Jane Sachs
Eylers Valley Road
Roads Board
Robert Dollar
Iselin
John Summers
Hugh Schneider
Mr. Summer
Council Hears ECDC Change Skepticism and Zoning Update
Burgess voices doubt over converting ECDC to quasi private entity and hopes to weave goals into existing system. County Zoning Administrator Michael Thompson outlines 39 major Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance issues with consensus on many items. Committee drafts staff report. hearings set for April May. final decisions due in June.
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ECDC
Michael Thompson
Thompson
Frederick County teen wins state bronze for essay on US 40
Daniel, an eighth grader from Banner middle school, earned the state bronze medal in the Daughters of the American Revolution contest for a history essay on the US 40 highway and the Donner Party. His work praises the highway's history and notes ancestors who surveyed the route. He plans to decide his next school year and contemplates a future in writing or authorship.
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United States
Daniel
Daughters of the American Revolution
Frederick County
Susan West
Banner
Gov. Thomas Johnson High
Frederick High
St John’s
Prospect Hall
Nonpartisan nomination system eyed for Harford school board
A permanent nominating caucus of county nonprofits selects school board nominees by qualification, questionnaire, and candidate night before sending top two to the governor. Republicans and Democrats in Frederick County react differently, with debates on partisan influence and governor choices. Central committees welcome applications from interested residents.
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Don Morrison
Harford
Morrison
Frederick
John Tregoning
GOP
Blaine Young
Democratic Central Committee
Dale
Harford Board
Hoke
Frederick County
Republican Central Committee
Patrick St
Two arrested for assault in separate incidents
Frederick City Police arrested two men on second degree assault charges in separate domestic incidents. Frank Salvatore DiGennaro, 35, founder of FredNet, was released on recognizance after allegedly assaulting his wife in front of officers. Daniel Wydell Watts, 27, of Waverley Drive, also charged with assault and theft after allegedly ripping keys from a woman and injuring her.
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Frederick City
Frank Salvatore DiGennaro
1518
Havilland Place
Catherine DiGennaro
Kurt Manwiller
Central
DiGennaro
Frederick Network Technologies
Frederick County
Frederick
Waverley Drive
Daniel Wydell Watts
Watts
Richard Barney
State to seek death penalty for Internet slaying case
Prosecution plans to pursue the death penalty against Robert Frederick Glass 45 of Collettsville for the first degree murder of Sharon Lopatka 35 of Hampstead Maryland. Glass pleaded innocent as attorneys entered the arraignment in Caldwell County Superior Court. Lopatka's nude body was found October 25 in a shallow grave near Glass trailer.
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Glass
Sharon Lopatka
Hampstead
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