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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 29, 2002

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Armed robberies strike Brederick in two quick hits

Frederick police investigated two armed robberies in Brederick within four hours. No injuries were reported. Witness interviews occurred near Dunkin Donuts on Opossum Town Pike and the Jefferson Street Service Center at Jefferson Street and Scholls Lane. Descriptions were similar but police did not confirm a single suspect.

Brederick Frederick Opossumtown Pike Jefferson Street Scholls Lane Tom Chase Skip Lawrence

Red Cross evacuated after bomb threat in Maryland area

The American Red Cross evacuated buildings in Frederick and nearby counties after a 2:20 PM bomb threat. Police and Red Cross officials found nothing using bomb sniffing dogs. The threat targeted the Baltimore region and came from a toll free caller. four employees and three volunteers were evacuated from Walkersville.

American Red Cross Frederick County Red Cross Dana Allen Re Cross Washington Frederick Montgomery Baltimore Leah Crace National Headquarters E. Frederick St Walkersville Maryland A. P Cibula Ms. Allen Te Walkersville

Zoning Fights threaten proposed MMC charter school

County school board tentatively backs a proposed charter but opening this fall seems unlikely. Organizers Leslie Mansfield and Norman Quist say affordability and zoning limits block suitable structures. They face legal hurdles with MMC and an attorney handling the zoning appeal.

Leslie Mansfield Norman Quist Anne Rollins Mamocacy Montessori Communities MMC

Frederick Recreation Commission weighs dog park plan

The Frederick Recreation Commission discusses allowing dogs to run free in designated dog parks and seeks volunteers for a subcommittee to develop the plan. City leash laws currently prohibit off leash activity, but this could change with new parks. Residents interested in serving must contact the Recreation Department by Friday April 5.

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Brunswick votes on annexation sparking resident fight

Brunswick faces a Tuesday annexation vote that would add 500 acres west of the city and as many as 1 500 new homes over 15 years, triggering a 45 day window for a petition drive by 20 percent of the 2 570 registered voters by May 10. City officials report little phone traffic amid rumors of organized opposition after a four hour meeting.

Brunswick Brunswick City David Dunn Carrail Jones Brunsiwick

Epileptic Driver Loses License After Fatal Crash

Anthony Grimes had his license suspended by Frederick County States Attorney after a crash that killed Rodney Pulliam and his three sons, following use of a vagus nerve stimulator for epilepsy. The action, supported by Maryland’s Medical Advisory Board, aimed to prevent further harm as neighbors react to the tragedy.

Anthony Grimes Frederick County Scott Rolle Grimes Hau Grimes Hyundai Rodney Pulliam Odney Jordan Matthew Pulliam Frederick City Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration Mudical Advisory Board

Frederick Mayor considers tax hike to cover shortfall

Frederick Mayor Jennifer Dougherty weighs a tax increase to fill a $1 million budget gap ahead of a balance plan due to the Board of Aldermen. With a $1 million deficit, a nearly 3 cent property tax rise is possible, while preserving funding for police and parks amid unpopular tax politics.

Frederick Jennifer Dougherty Ms. Dougherty Eva Rosvold

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