No compromise on moving Bok workers in Frederick MD
Frederick City and Frederick County officials have not reached a compromise on how education employees would be split between downtown offices and a proposed Hayward Road site. The county may vote on buying two buildings for 5.1 million, risking a 150000 loss if rejected.
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Frederick City
Frederick County
Commission
J. Anita Stup
Board of Education
Church St
Frederick
Hayward Road
Stup
Gordon
East Church Street
Commerce
South Carroll Streets
New city road hookup sparks worry in Frederick
Frederick officials debated Christophers Crossing a proposed four lane street from Yellow Springs Road toward Rocky Springs Road as part of the Whittier development. The plan could require rights of way and possibly a Rocky Springs Road link south of Kemp Lane, affecting the Stup family at 7805 Rocky Springs Road. Concerns centered on who would be hurt if the route changes, with Mayor Paul Gordon noting potential impacts.
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Rocky Spring
Frederick
Paul Gordon
Stups
Rocky Springs Road
Christophers Crossing
Yellow Springs Road
Frederick County
Kemp Lane
Ausherman Construction Co
Whittier
Gordon
Mike
Linda Stup
Mr. Stup
Mount Airy ethics panel clears mayor of complaint
The Mount Airy Ethics Commission dismissed a complaint by the Mount Airy Citizens Coalition alleging Mayor Linda Boyer violated conflict of interest rules in purchasing two town computers from a business owned by the mayor’s husband. The panel found the mayor acted honestly and urged clear ethics and purchasing ordinances.
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Mount Airy
Microstar
Mending the fences at McCurdy Field opener
Tom Long starts the season long task of replacing old fence tape to screen Frederick’s busy McCurdy Field from passers-by as upkeep begins for the renowned baseball stadium.
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McCurdy
Tom Long
Frederick
Maryland trooper found dead in patrol car on I-95
Maryland State Police say Trooper Cpl Ted Wolf a 16 year veteran was found shot dead in his patrol car early this morning beside I-95 at Md 175 near Jessup Howard County. A search using helicopters and police dogs was under way. Two male suspects were being sought.
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Jessup
Maryland
Chuck Jackson
MD. 175
Howard County
Jackson
Ted Wolf
Victor’s Place
Edwin L. Lashley
Lashley
Virginia
Alexandria
State funds East Street Elementary project in Frederick
Gov. Schaefer announced state aid for planning and construction of the East Frederick Elementary School to be built in the Spring Ridge development east of 1350 E Patrick St. The Board of Public Works approved funding after overruling the IAC. The package includes nearly $15 million in county capital projects and $3.9 million for Ballenger Creek Elementary, with East Patrick planning funded for the next year. County officials saw the approval as a step forward for Frederick County and Western Maryland.
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Robert Reid
Annapolis Bureau
Annapolis
William Donald Schaefer
East Frederick
Spring Ridge
E. Patrick St
State Board of Public Works
Interagency Committee
IAC
Ballenger Creek
East Patrick
Noel T. Farmer Jr
LAC
TAC
Schaefer
Frederick
del James E. McClellan
McClelan
Frederick County
Maryland
Board of Public Works
Farmer
Three Charged in Smuggling Nuclear Devices to Iraq
In London three people appeared in Uxbridge Magistrates Court charged with attempting to export 40 electrical capacitors intended to trigger nuclear weapons. The group includes Toufie Fouad Amyani Ali Ashour Daghir and Jeanine Celestine Speckman. They face hearings in April and May while customs probe possible naval equipment smuggling to Iraq.
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Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Baghdad
Uxbridge
West London
U.S
Britain
Customs and Excise Department
Toufie Fouad Amyani
Ali Ashour Daghir
Jeanine Celestine Speckman
Amyani
Daghir
Speckman
Heathrow
Iraqi Airways
King Hussein
Frederick Community College Center to open full operation this summer
FCC Business and Technology Center director Joyce Fedak outlines plans for expanded training to help workers advance and businesses stay competitive. An open house is set for April 5 from 3 to 6 p.m. at the Manekin 270 Business Park. The center offers computer, health, accounting and government contract courses, with flexible schedules and fees from 3 to 10 dollars per hour.
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Karen Gardner
News-Post
Frederick Community College Business and Technology Center
Joyce Fedak
Manekin 270
Urbana Pike
Frederick
FCC W
Fedak
FCC
Frederick County Builder’s Association
Birds' Johnson Impresses Against Mets
In a page A-1 sports brief, Johnson delivers a standout performance for the Birds, standing out against the Mets. The game recaps highlight his strong hitting and key plays as the team earns a favorable result.
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Birds’ Johnson
Mets
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