Two youths charged with damage to Brunswick campground
Brunswick police charged two 16 year olds Wednesday night with cutting electrical cables at the Brunswick Family Campground to sell copper. They face fourth degree burglary trespassing and related counts and were released to their parents. The case goes to Juvenile Justice.
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Brunswick Family
Philip O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Department of Juvenile Justice
Taayer
O’donnell
Jack Redmond
Brent Bell
Frederick County to raze East Frederick School site sale reaches $1 million
Stephen Ross of Ross Management Co plans to buy East Frederick Elementary School property for $1 million with Frederick County Commissioners covering razing costs. The 7.82 acre site on East Patrick Street would require annexation and general commercial zoning. Ross aims to form a development partnership but has no firm plan yet. The deal hinges on city annexation and zoning changes and follows a prior failed sale for Catholic education due to renovation costs.
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East Frederick
Frederick County
Stephen Ross
Ross Management Co
Ross
East Patrick Street
I-70
Patrick Center
West Patrick
Court Streets
Ilona Hogan
Friends of Catholic Education
Friends
Terre Roy Rhoderick
Maryland House backs 7 percent tax cut with child credits
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a plan offering tax credits up to 350 per child aimed at families earning under Maryland's median income of 45,000 a year. The proposal lowers the top rate from five to 4.9 in 1998 and 4.8 later, with credits ranging from 70 to 350 based on income, and would cost about 300 million annually.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Casper Taylor
Allegany
Parris Glendening
James Rosapepe
Prince George’s
GOP
County study flags dangerous road sites in Frederick County
The Frederick County Department of Public Works hired Daniel Consultants Inc. to analyze county roads and identify locations with most accidents. The study confirms prior beliefs and will guide capital improvements including signals signage and guard rails. Old National Pike logged 126 accidents the highest, followed by Old Annapolis Road 78 and Bogers Mill Road 77.
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Frederick County
Nlw
Neil Spiller
Old National Pike
Old Annapolis Road
Bogers Mill Road
Crestwood Boulevard
Spectrum Drive
Gas House Pike
City may refund 1988 impact fee on land annexation
Landowner Crum argues Frederick city overcharged him $500,000 when 123 acres were annexed in 1988 for Willowbrook subdivision. Officials voted the annex on November 17, 1988 with then Mayor Ron Young overseeing the fee to offset development costs.
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Frederick City Diegally
Crum
Ron Young
Willowbrook Subdivision
Bill would loosen electric utility monopolies in Annapolis
The Maryland General Assembly weighs a bill to form a task force on retail wheeling that would allow customers to select their power supplier while maintaining ownership of the lines. Earl Robbins Jr of Eustat Aluminum testifies in support during Senate Finance Committee hearings.
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General Assembly
Senate Finance Committee
Whch
Earl Robbins Jr
Eustaloo Aluminum
Townsend backs Thriving By Three to aid uninsured mothers and kids
Frederick leaders welcomed Lt Gov Kathleen Kennedy Townsend as they promote Thriving By Three, Gov Glendening’s plan to fund basic medical care for uninsured pregnant women, infants, and toddlers in low income families. The program aims for July implementation with a $56 million first year budget covering about 4,230 children and 1,020 women, offering basic and preventive care.
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Frederick
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend
Jim Grimes
Bruce Reeder
Ray Raffensberger
Maryland
Townsend
Family Partnership
Frederick County
Paris Glendening
Fredenck
Worlang
Plans for highway and light rail upgrades in Maryland
A large Urbana High School crowd heard proposals to upgrade I 270 and light rail lines in Montgomery and Frederick counties. State planners aim to start by 2020 with possible federal funding advocated by Rep. Roscoe Bartlett at a House hearing in Washington and for upgrading US 220 from Cumberland to the Pennsylvania line.
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Urbana High School
Montgomery
Frederick
Roscoe Bartlett
Rith
House Transportation and Infrastructure Subcommittee
Washington
Bartlett
Cumberland
Pennsylvania
Inside The News Greenhouse at Philadelphia Flower Show
Scent of spring and vivid blossoms frame coverage of the Philadelphia Flower Show. The Frederick Mews ly Post edition and Dawnpaper note recycled paper usage and ongoing display segments B-11 B-15-16 B-17-18 C-1-12 with portions printed across sections.
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