Thurmont redistricting plan mostly rejected by school board
The Thurmont Board of Education voted down most of a proposed redistricting plan aimed at easing crowding at Thurmont Elementary. A unanimous approval moved about 25 students to Sabillasville Elementary, while about 75 others to Lewistown and Emmitsburg were rejected.
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Thurmont
Thurmont Elementary
Board of Education
Sabillasville
Lewistown
Emmitsburg
Gordon Cooley
Lisa Nolan-Humertick
Nolan-Hamerick
Hessong Bridge Road
Creagerstown
Cooley
Yellow Springs
Cullen says youth family duped system
SABILLASVILLE The former inmate at Victor Cullen Academy charged with murder says he duped the system and his family helped. Xavier Exum, 17, used the name Rodell Wren for two months while passing through DJJ and court processes before arrest on murder charges.
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Sabillasville
Victor Cullen Academy
Xavier Stanley Exum
Washington, D.C
Victor Cullen
Kim Dolch
Rodell Marcus Wren
Department of Juvenile Justice and Court System
DJJ
Frederick
In Emmitsburg a Sister Becomes Provincial Superior
Sister Elyse Staab, raised in a religious family, has for 35 years served God and others. Last month she became Visitratrix Provincial Superior of the Emmitsburg Province of the Daughters of Charity, overseeing 275 sisters from Maryland to Florida with strong community support.
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Elyse Staab
The
Daughters of Charity
Emmitsburg
Staab
God
Maryland
Florida
FBI help sought on Hoffmaster murder case
Frederick City Police called in FBI profiling experts in Quantico to assist the 1996 strangling of 15 year old Stacy Hoffmaster. Detectives Hutchison and Kornacki present the case to develop a single suspect while dozens of interviews have yielded no charges.
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Frederick City
FBI
Quantico
Stacy Hoffmaster
Frederick
Jeff Hutchison
Ed Kornacki
Thomas Chase
Hamilton Avenue
Chase
Hutchison
Kornacki
Parents meet with law enforcement on troubled teens at Frederick County event
Concerned parents packed the Frederick County Sheriff Office to learn how to handle juvenile issues. Detective Allen Herrmann organized the Parent Resources Program with officials from the public defender and juvenile justice offices, mental health groups, and Big Brothers Big Sisters. State's Attorney Scott Rolle urged parental involvement, highlighting a Youthful Offender Program that assigns weekend community service and trips to trauma centers and the Patuxent Institute. A father offered a $25 contribution to fund bus use for the program.
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Frederick County
Sheriff
Jim Hagg
Allen Herrmann
Public Defender
Department of Juvenile Justice
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
Scott Rolle
Patuxent Institute
Jessup
Body of drowned Frederick man found along Antietam Creek bank
Justin Michael Fortenberry a 23 year old Frederick man who disappeared while trying to rescue his dog was found dead along Antietam Creek near the dam 50 yards below it neighbors sighted the body at about 7 15 am Civil Defense and Fire and Rescue officials reported the search ended after state police divers paused the underwater search and volunteers kept looking for his fishing companion Fortenberry had entered the swift waters a week earlier and the tragedy followed a second drowning in the same area despite ongoing efforts by family and volunteers
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Hagerstown
Antietam Creek
Justin Michael Fortenberry
Frederick
Washington County Civil Defense
Robert Myerly
Washington County Fire and Rescue
Fortenberry
Orioles Fall to Indians 14-5 in Riverside Stadium clash
The Baltimore Orioles were defeated 14 to 5 by the Cleveland Indians in a high scoring game. Cleveland surged ahead with early offense and maintained the lead, while Baltimore struggled to close the gap as the contest moved to B-1 coverage in the Sports section. The Frederick Mews-Post notes its recycled paper printing and environmental recyclability.
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Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Nuclear warheads threat echoes in Frederick speech
Former CLA director Stansfield Turner urged Reducing the world stock of 37 000 nuclear warheads at a Frederick Rotary meeting. Turner said the current total is far more than needed and insufficient progress has been made to reverse the nuclear threat. He spoke to about 150 Rotarians at the FSK American Legion Post on Taney Avenue.
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CLA
Stansfield Turner
Frederick
Turner
FSK American Legion
Taney Avenue
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Bill Green
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