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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1997

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Road extension eyed to boost Frederick economy

A Legg Mason Realty Group study estimates the Monocacy Boulevard Extension at 15.5 million will create about 20,000 jobs and generate 42.2 million in local and state tax revenues. Project spans five years in three stages linking Monocacy Boulevard to I 70 and across the Monocacy River.

Legg Mason Realty Bethesda Frederick City Frederick County Frederick County Economic and Community Development Commission Legg Mason Board of Aldermen Mark Hoke Jim Grimes Monocacy Boulevard I-70 Monocacy River Gas House Pike John Walker Frederick Municipal Airport Frederick Maryland Pennsylvania Baltimore Washington Shenandoah Walker Bruce Reeder Grimes Hoke Secretary of Transportation Law Mall Lyon Beard Federal Aviation Administration Beard

The Mommy Blues Poems On Motherhood From moms to daughters

Readers submit essays on motherhood with a mix of handwritten pieces and typed letters. Julie DeRoner's poem The Mommy Blues expresses the strain and love of daily parenting and the wish to reclaim identity beyond being a mother. The piece reflects exhaustion, joy, and the desire for personal time.

Julie DeRoner Thurmont

Family of slain counselor settles 10M lawsuit with Sheppard Pratt

In Towson Maryland the family of Sharon Edwards and Sheppard Pratt Health System settled a 10 million negligence suit kept confidential. The case alleged improper security and training at the hospital and failure to monitor a patient who stabbed Edwards on her first night at a residential cottage.

Sheppard Pratt Towson, Md Sheppard Enoch Pratt Hospital Sharon Edwards Mark RB Eber Frank J Frederico Baltimore Edwards Ms Edwards Benjamin Scott Garns Jane Frances DeCosta

Whitman receives 30 year sentence in thrill killing case

Convicted murderer Rachel Whitman, 17, was sentenced to 30 years in prison with prosecutors expecting possible release in under six years. Judge Edward Dwyer noted Whitman’s role differed from codefendants Wooldridge Jensen and Nance, stressing proportionality and citing a lack of prior misconduct.

Rachel Whitman Whitman Adrian Pilkington Frederick County Edward Dwyer Jr Dwyer

Parents lash out after Maryland sentencing in fatal killing

Jerry Pilkington and Yong Cha Kim Pilkington voiced anger at the judge over Mary land sentencing in their son Adrian Keane Pilkington's death. They held a framed photo and read letters as Whitman, 22, faces six years for the crime. The brothers described the brutality and questioned justice.

G. Edward) Dwyer Jerry Pilkington Rachel Whitman Sill Maryland Mr. Pilkington Pilkington Yong Cha Kim Pilkington Adrian Keane Pilkington Whitman Trinity

Gag order lift sought in Pilkington murder case

Prosecutors ask to lift court gag orders to comment on the Adrian Pilkington murder. Defense attorneys push to keep limits for at least 90 days amid pending sentences and appeals. Jensen seeks new trial while Whitman receives 13 years under life with no parole.

Frederick County Adrian Pilkington Dino Flores Enc Schaffer Flores Pilkington Thomas Sinton Rachel Whitman Darah Kehnemuyi Jason Jensen Kehnemuyi Jensen Pilkington Franklin Stiliich Whitman John Tisdale Dwyer G Edward

Brunswick councilman quits police committee

Brunswick reports councilman Brent Bells resigns as chair of the police committee during a closed City Hall meeting. Mayor Thomas Smith says the police chief Philip O Donnell and his staff earned the mayor and council's confidence.

Brunswick Brent Bells City Hall Pail O'Donnell Thomas Smith Philip O Donnell Smith Chef O'Donnell Bell

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