Maryland Judges Urged to End Clerk Issued Warrants
A Maryland legal advisor urges that warrants be issued only by judges, citing survey findings that many counties let clerks issue warrants on state attorney requests without judicial involvement. The debate references rulings from 1977 and details about summons versus warrant procedures and related court actions.
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Ms. Andrews
Tw Hee Research of Maryland Files
Andress
Frederick County
G. Edward Dwyer Jr
Altormey Scott Rolle
Helping elderly group aims for new senior center in Middletown
People Helping People runs Meals on Wheels and drives to appointments, with volunteers like Bob Corley and Joyce Routzahn. They operate Young Heart, a low cost senior exercise group at the Middletown AMVETS lodge, drawing 45 members over 50 each session and seeking three acres for an indoor pool and community center now rather than in 16 years.
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Ms. Engel
Meals On Wheels
Bob Corley
Corley
Joyce Routzahn
Tam
Joutzahn
Young@teart
Middletown Amvets Lodge
Dottie Engel
Middletown
Ares
Young@Heart
Hrs. Engel
Ann Milkes
Ma. Engel
JoAnne Bauer
Mrs. Bauer
Austin
Senators Spar Over University Maryland Budget
Senator Alex Mooney criticized Maryland's funding for nine university vice chancellors while the budget increases by 0.3 percent amid 3.6 percent income growth. Minority Leader Lowell Stoltzfus of Somerset County, along with four other Republicans, supported the plan after previously opposing it as a bad budget. Stoltzfus framed the vote as a balance between cuts and pain, saying deeper cuts would be too hard.
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Alex Mooney
Frederick Washington
University of Maryland
Lowell Stollafus
Somerset County
Stollatus
Stollafus
Rainfall cited as key but insufficient to end drought
Forecaster Jim DeCarafel of the National Weather Service warns rain helps soil moisture yet is far from enough to meet normal precipitation. Frederick County has 29.6 inches in the past year versus 40.0 inches needed. Officials say several days of rain weekly for eight weeks required to ease drought, with rain forecast only late next week. Rick McIntire of the Maryland Department of the Environment agrees the rain helps soil but not recharge major indicators.
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Jim DeCarafel
National Weather Service
Hele
NWS
Frederick County
DeCarwfel
DeCarafel
Rick McIntire
Maryland Department of the Environment
Mir. McIntire
City noise ordinance debate rages over bass levels and enforcement
Frederick residents and aldermen clash over a draft noise ordinance amid complaints of booming car stereos late fireworks at ballparks and loud events. Cathy Gullton urged costly equipment to measure bass frequencies while opponents cited enforcement gaps and state standards. Community activist groups formed to demand environmental justice.
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Cathy Gullton
Chile
Joseph Baldi
Ite
Richard Armstrong
West Third Street
Bentz Street
Frederick
Armstrong
David Koontz
Pim
Jean Goodeick
Ms. Goodrick
Ms. Dougherty
Paul Gordon
Carmen Lopez
Jerry Patrick
Morningstar Dairy
Frederick Fairgrounds
Citizens of
Yals
Mountain Manor Site Plans Tie to Water Service Push
Mountain Manor and the college seek continued water and sewer access as the county will not service the site. attorneys Rand Weinberg and Krista McGowan urged the planning commission that future growth hinges on Lite Losyn water and sewer service. The town designates parcels for open space highway service general business office research industrial and industrial park while planning a pumping station to serve Mountain Manor and the proposed college research center annexation expanding Emmitsburg corporate limits in the area marked for growth.
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Rand Weinberg
Krista McGowan
Mountain Manor
College
Planning Commission
Lite Losyn
Sisters of Charity
Getty
U.S. 15
Potomac Edison
Emmitsburg
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Miller
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Perry
Julia Stevenson
Kin Miller
Ira
Stoltzfus
Ino
White Mountain
Mies
Union Bay Ps
Artiva Laina
MaNey
Aolfee
Nicole
Oroom
Skora
Pag'ar Prees
Madison & Max
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