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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1999

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8

Frederick Arena Sale Answers Few in Bullish Credit Posture

The sale of the Frederick arena nets about 2.64 million, with secured creditors receiving only fractions of their loans. The SBA gets 80 thousand from a one million original loan, while Farmers and Mechanics Bank F&M faces about 2.7 million in loans and interest. Frederick County and City will share around 100 thousand, leaving 35 thousand for other claims as Edward Hostetter, a Houston businessman, buys the arena at a Greenbelt federal court sale. The sports center carried roughly 5.6 million in liabilities before owners filed for bankruptcy last July.

U.S. Small Business Administration Bank F&m Mwo SBA City of Frederick Frederick County Ir. Grochal 1Ee Chon Edward Hostetter Houston U.S. Federal Court Greenbelt

Thompson and Ellis clash over Frederick County tax issues

James Babb, deputy treasurer, says bills not delinquent until March with notices sent. A May 10 tax sale is planned as Ellis defends practices and cites over $500,000 in past taxes paid by Singanore Development Corp. and Eaglehead Corp. While Ellis pushes Community Development Authority financing to fund development infrastructure, Thompson accuses him of a double standard amid court disputes with subcontractors.

James Babb Ellis Singanore Development Corp Faglehead Corp Frederick County Mr Thompson Jr John Thomp Level Urbana Lake Linganore Association Thompson Mr. Ellis

Lewistown residents voice concerns over growth plans

Lewistown residents at an open house voiced worries about growth and rural character. Farmers and long-time residents urged preserving woodlands and farms, citing road safety on US 15 and the need for overpasses. Local leaders noted strong community attachment and past protests against large developments.

Monroe Lewistown Biggs Ford US 15 Shaw

Fatal crash driver charged with multiple counts in Frederick

Thurmont man Harrison jailed on $50,000 bail after a 5:15 a.m. crash while intoxicated and driving a stolen car on a suspended license. Investigators found blood tests at Frederick Memorial Hospital. charges include manslaughter by automobile and multiple traffic violations. Bail hearing set in Circuit Court as residents urge public hearings to close Monocacy Bottom Road amid long standing speeding and drug activity complaints.

Tom Winebrenner Frederick Memorial Hospital Harrison Thurmont Sgt Winebren Ner Frederick County Monocacy Bottom Road Bennett's Creek Ford Area Winebrenner Heay Flint Hill Road

Fingerprint chief lauds regional IAFIS system upgrade

Carol A. Mehrting awards remark lauds the new regional Automated Fingerprint Identification System as a first of its kind configuration set to deliver in August. The county system links 26 Prince George's municipalities and nine in northern Virginia with Montgomery, enabling access to over a million print cards. The $17 million project, funded jointly, promises cost savings and broader arrestee data, boosting efficiency for latent print examiners and cross-jurisdiction comparisons. Sgt. Bolesta, commander of Forensic Services, notes the system will connect Maryland with D.C. and northern Virginia for a massive shared database and reduced maintenance costs.

Carol A. Mehrting Gaithersburg Rockville Montgomery County Prince George's Virginia Sgt. Bolesta Prince E'S D.C Montgomery Washington Prince George’s Maryland Northern Virginia Boleste Bolesta

Stultz remembered for service to church and community

Longtime Frederick resident and civic volunteer G. William Stultz Jr. is honored posthumously for decades of service to Holy Family Catholic Community Belvidere St. Patrick's Church and local organizations. A Navy veteran, he led fund drives coached youth sports and helped establish regional groups including the Frederick County Football Officials Association. He died after a life of religious activity civic leadership and family.

Archdiocesan Medal of Honor Holy Family Catholic Holy Name Society of St. Patrick's Church Belvidere N.J Holy Family Stultz New Jersey Boy Scouts of America Frederick Frederick County Football Officials Association Braddock Heights Com University of Maryland Johns Hopkins University Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory Schenectedy N.Y Ingersoll Rand Phillipsburg Dissley Systems Co Easton May Hardware VFW Country Club Michael A. Stultz Margaret A. Larney M. Catherine Hammon Alcoa Tenn Joanne M. Wheeler Middletown Teresa L. DeCaro Millersville Barbara Stultz Gillis Towson Jerome W. Stultz Corona Calif Patricia D. Addington Denver Colo Elizabeth L. Luhn Hagerstown Philip W. Stultz Baltimore Miriam C. Burdette Braddock Heights Miriam Donald Edward Stultz Robert E. Dailey & Son N. Market St Holy Family Catholic Community Burkittsville Road John Moore Resthaven Memorial Gardens

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