Woodsboro keeps 28 cent tax rate for 1994
Woodsboro will keep the 28 cent per 100 property tax rate for fiscal 1994 while boosting overall spending by about 26 thousand dollars. The budget calls for total revenues of 105,510 and expenditures of 105,510, with higher clerical pay and extended town office hours. The plan notes rising costs from inflation and cautions that future tax increases may be needed for road, sewer, and water work.
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Woodsboro
Burgess
Donald Trimmer
Armed man surrenders after two hour standoff in Lewistown
A man wielding a rifle held Maryland State Police at bay for nearly two hours on Hesson's Bridge Road before surrendering. He was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital for a mental evaluation. Police said the man threatened self harm and reportedly had explosives. No injuries were reported. investigation ongoing.
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Lewistown
Maryland
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hesson’s Bridge Road
Ted Meminger
Record pace of bank robberies hits Maryland mid year
Maryland faces a surge in bank robberies with 114 incidents through May 1, more than half of 1992’s yearly total. FBI officials cite no single cause, though studies link most robberies to financing drug habits. Baltimore and nearby counties are the hardest hit, with Baltimore city totaling 44 robberies, including a dramatic late year pattern.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Andy Manning
FBI
Manning
Prince George’s
Montgomery
Frederick man seriously injured after Crestwood Village crash
A 66 year old Frederick resident Joseph Casey Jones was struck by a 1991 Camaro on Crestwood Village Boulevard at about 8 a.m. He was listed in critical condition at R Adams Cowley Trauma Center after being flown there by Maryland State Police helicopter. The driver Susan M Main, 33, was not cited. Deputy Charles Jenkins said Jones stepped into the car's path.
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Frederick
Crestwood Village
Joseph Casey Jones
Ladd Court
R Adams Cowley
Baltimore
Charles Jenkins
Jones
United Ambulance
Maryland State Police
Fire log summary for 24 hours across multiple incidents
Fire calls reported through the prior day ending at 9 p.m. include a 12:25 a.m. house fire at 353 Madison St with responders Citizens United and Junior, a 2:28 p.m. apartment fire at 122 Willowdale Drive involving Citizens Fort Detrick Independent Junior United and West Main Street, and a 9:25 p.m. vehicle fire in Thurmont.
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Madison St
Citizens
United
Junior
Willowdale Drive
Fort Detrick
Independent
West Main Street
Thurmont
Lottery results from Baltimore Monday night
Maryland drawings listed for Daily Lottery 7 1 9. Pick 4 3 8 5 6. Match Five 2 7 8 17 37.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Weather outlook for Western Maryland region tonight through Saturday
Tonight remains partly cloudy with lows in the low to mid 60s. Wednesday brings partly sunny skies and a 40 percent chance of mainly afternoon thunderstorms with highs in the lower 80s. Extended forecast shows cooler conditions Thursday with highs in the mid 60s to low 70s and lows in the 40s to 50s. Friday turns mostly sunny with highs in the 60s and lows around 40s. Saturday becomes mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms, highs mid-60s to lower 70s, and lows 45 to 50.
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Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington Counties
Hughes to file as Frederick mayor candidate today
Frederick businessman Gary Hughes announced Monday night he will officially file to run for mayor today. He owns General Business Services and spoke at 101 N. Market St. about engaging residents, informal city meetings, and driving downtown Frederick’s vitality as a tourism, business, government and cultural hub.
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Frederick
Gary Hughes
General Business Services
Hughes
N. Market St
Armed man robs Gaithersburg bank in morning holdup
Montgomery County police said a man aged 25 to 30 entered The Bank of Baltimore at 505 Quince Orchard Road in Gaithersburg around 9:20 a.m. Saturday, produced a dark semi-automatic handgun, demanded cash, and fled with a bank bag toward Bureau Drive. He is described as 5 feet 10 inches tall, 186 pounds, short hair, mustache, wearing a red baseball cap and dark sunglasses.
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Gaithersburg
Bank of Baltimore
Montgomery County
Quince Orchard Road
Bureau Drive
Town lifts moratorium on sewer hookups
MIDDLETOWN The moratorium on sewer hookups ended after discussions by the burgess and commissioners. The board granted some hookups with four conditions including permitting, start date, and a right to reimpose a moratorium, in a unanimous vote.
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Middletown
Burgess
David Lake
Seymour Stern
Admar Construction Co
Board
Lake
Fred Rudy
G. Carlton Rhoderick IV
Planning Commission
Police identify body in Gaithersburg woods
Montgomery County Police identified the 27 year old man as Charles Thomas Beckley of no fixed address. The body was found Sunday night behind 555 Quince Orchard Road at about 7 30 p m by a walker and sent to the State Medical Examiner in Baltimore for autopsy to determine the cause of death. police believe he had been dead about a day.
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Gaithersburg
Baltimore
Montgomery County
Charles Thomas Beckley
Quince Orchard Road
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