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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1993
Page
2
A Frederick County liquor store sold the winning lottery ticket amid reactions from the seller and purchaser. Mrs. Fawley and her husband await official confirmation after the drawing. Lottery officials and the store owner note the winner’s identity remains unannounced.
County officials testified in February that Frederick has the state’s third highest judge to population ratio. Civil cases take up to 18 months to reach trial and criminal cases about 150 days to dispose, ranking among the longest backlogs. A House approved bill for 10 new judges awaits Senate action, duplicates a January Senate proposal. Delegates urge the added judges to reduce rushed decisions.
Memorials honor Mrs. Yvola Johnson Kent Alyce Esterly Brice William Lockhart Port Sr Lorraine J Hiltner Dorothy Virginia Smith and Mr Stanley Hawes with services held March 25 in Frederick area chapels and churches. Interments private or at Mount Olivet Resthaven and conformance to family decisions noted.
A county official stated she did not support the group’s proposal noting she was unwilling to forego county bidding policies. The remark highlights tensions over procurement rules and potential deviations from established processes. The article emphasizes governance and policy implications affecting the bid review.
Maryland education officials review library counting rules to include electronic resources, with online databases giving access to dozens of newspapers and hundreds of magazines. Separately, county residents clash over steel beam versus all wood bridge designs, aiming to speed construction while weighing cost, historical trust input, and emergency access.
The post runs two WWII era buildings on Porter Street used for child care. The center now has 111 enrolled with a 65 family waiting list and about 24 on a waiting list for unborn children. Full time care costs 185.2 to 367 dollars monthly. Center hours are 6 15 a.m. to 5 30 p.m.
Carroll County Sheriff's Office cruiser rear-ended an empty school bus on U.S. 15 near the Md 140 ramp in Emmitsburg Friday morning. No injuries reported. The bus driver’s identity and school were unavailable. The cruiser radiator was punctured and towed. Cpl. David Valentine and Capt. John Stultz provided details. The incident is under Carroll County Sheriff's Office investigation with possible disciplinary action.
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