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News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2001
Page
2
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Frederick Planning Commission voted 4 0 to recommend against rezoning 25 acres at Md 26 and Md 355 from M 1 to B 3 to allow major retail. Chairman George Smith recused due to a personal relationship with the applicant. Alderman Donna Kuzemchak did not vote. The site is owned by a trust tied to Hood College and Mount Saint Mary’s. RID opposed the change citing traffic and road infrastructure concerns. The applicant remains hopeful for aldermen reconsideration next month.
Trial in Frederick County Circuit Court hears selection of jurors as prosecutors name witnesses and defense prepare. Police link April 28 shooting of 43 year old Lebron to a bank robbery. defendant Erwin Wilmore and allies face charges as others are held without bail.
Town staff presented a 10.4 million streetscape makeover for Main Street U S 404 featuring small parks brick sidewalks ornate streetlights sign poles and decorative trash cans and bike racks. The town’s share is about 5.7 million with SHA funding the rest. officials note utilities upgrades inflate the figure and some parts may be trimmed.
Burkittsville commissioners on Monday night approved a flag design to honor the town’s Civil War history. The gray backdrop features two churches used as hospitals, a plowed field, and blue mountains, to be unveiled at the June Maryland Municipal League conference. Nominations are open for this year’s citizenship award, with the ceremony scheduled for May.
Montgomery County police say an 18 year old Frederick woman Nicole Leigh VanEpp and a 17 year old Germantown male were charged with burglary and assault after attempting to cut and burglarize a residence where two teens were staying. The juvenile was charged with burglary only.
Maryland State Police arrested David Ozag, 38, of Frederick, Monday in a sting operation on 1 270 north of Urbana. He faced fourth degree sexual offense for touching an undercover trooper in the genital area and second degree assault for touching another person. He remained in Frederick County Central Booking Monday night awaiting a District Court commissioner hearing.
Fire and ambulance log notes multiple incidents including a structure fire at Carroll Manor on Club Hollow Road and a brush fire near Rocky Ridge, with alarms at Fort Detrick and a downed wires report at Green Valley. Ambulance responses and routine emergencies are listed without detail.
Maryland lottery results from Monday night show 63 47 and other drawn figures, with AP reporting on the sequence and notable outcomes. Authorities note the drawing and prize implications, while players review payouts and odds.
On Monday afternoon Maryland lottery drawings produced PICK 3 numbers 3 4 4 and THCK 4 2 4 0. The report lists the sequence Cash-in-Hand with set 6 12 13 17 20 22 31 notes.
Frederick County and Maryland Beaches forecast with periods of sun and clouds. Temperatures range from the mid 30s to upper 50s with winds around 15 mph. Expect showers and rain chances Friday into the weekend, with clears and breezes at times.
A storm system moving from the Plains toward the East produced widespread rain and wind across the Mid Atlantic Southeast and Midwest. Tornadoes struck Alabama killing a woman and her 12 year old granddaughter while Mississippi endured downed trees and damaged homes amid several tornado warnings.
Montgomery County officials announced a fraudulent investment scheme tied to Bankcard Group Inc that duped about 130 residents in the county and 70 elsewhere to buy ATMs with promises of profit. Victims including Neri Solis lost large sums to the unregistered program now under injunction. investigators urge caution and report complaints to the Securities Division.
Ellen R. Sauerbrey a Maryland Republican and former state lawmaker is appointed by President Bush to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights. She will be one of five U S representatives at the Geneva session to discuss human rights pass resolutions and issue recommendations. The post carries no salary but travel and living expenses.
Baltimore police report an on scene gunman opened fire on three officers during a patrol in east Baltimore. Officer Michael J. Cowdery died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after being shot in the line of duty. Officer Tiffany Walker and a civilian were wounded. Mayor Martin O'Malley was reported in critical condition.
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