Fire officials contest social event limits at Hyattstown Fire Station
Fire Marshal John M. Best testified the station violates life safety code with two exits. A 49 person limit on social gatherings prompted Avon B. Chisholm to call it excessive enforcement, citing $60,000 cost for a new fire escape and revenue loss from groups over 200. The board weighs whether the code enforcement is too harsh while the department argues time to remedy is allowed and no immediate threat exists.
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Teens face unprecedented 1990s pressures says Rotary speaker
JoAnne Hockman, coordinator of the Frederick County Hotline, told Rotary Club of Frederick that teens face new pressures to be sexually active and to experiment with drugs. She outlined warning signs of mental health problems, including isolation, mood swings, hopelessness, and suicidal thoughts, and urged seeking help via the 24 hour hotline at 662-2255 or Frederick County Mental Health Services at 694-1755.
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Frederick hears Killer Angels may fade without finances
Maryland Film Commission chair told Frederick City Board that The Killer Angels TV miniseries may not be filmed in Frederick or elsewhere due to producers lacking financing. No actors or filming dates are set as the project, based on the Gettysburg saga, may use Frederick streets as 1863 Gettysburg sets with dirt disguising modern roads.
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