Perry is given life without parole in Maryland murders
Rockville jurors condemn James Edward Perry to life without parole for the March 3 quadruple murder of Mildred Horn, her son Trevor, and nurse Janice Saunders. Prosecutors argued the “living hell” sentence fits the crimes, while the defense questioned the evidence and appealed to jurors’ mercy.
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Hom
Perry
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Lawrence Horn
Frederick Curent Court
Montgomery County
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James Perry
Prince George's County
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Maryland Court of Appeals
Horn
John McCarthy
William Roberts
Frederick
Mrs. Saunders
Spental Heatth
Deyou
Vivian Elaine Rice
Budy
Tiffany
Saunders
Michael
Mr Dean
Mount Airy yard-waste clash tests ethics
Mount Airy official aims to close a yard-waste dump near her home within 60 days and push for a new site or curbside pickup. Council member Laurie Hager recused herself but spoke at a special meeting, insisting she acted because it is the right thing. The dump, a block from her residence, is a odor concern to residents and neighbors. The town paid staff and contractors handle grinding and mulch removal, with no taxpayer cost beyond salaries and road upkeep. Hager said she no longer sees a conflict of interest as she continues exploring alternatives.
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Laurie Hager
Rising Ridge
Ms. Hager
Frederick County
Riverkeepers forum frames Frederick growth choices
Frederick County planners and officials faced questions of growth versus conservation during a roundtable at Pinecliff Park. Kris Hughes warned rapid development could destroy cherished places, urging balance between roads and parks. The event, hosted by Community Commons, discussed Monocacy River stewardship and nutrient management laws with state and local participants.
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Frederick
Jan Gardner
John Spears
Winchester Hall
Wole
Community Commons
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Bootes
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Maryland Department of Agriculture
Review of Chief Raffensberger’s six month probation meeting
Frederick officials held a closed door review where Chief Raffensberger presented a large data set on his job performance. Aldermen remained tight lipped about race relations progress and the mayor and council discussed the chief’s future amid calls he resign or could face dismissal.
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Frederick
Charlene
Frederick County
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
En Erick
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Grimes
Tech partners with Frederick Community College for high end computer training
A new firm ITech created a partnership with Frederick Community College in 1998 to offer college credit bearing computer courses. The alliance shares revenue and uses FCC as a major conduit for student enrollments with nationwide expansion to 119 colleges and universities.
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Fredenck Community College
Tech
L Tech
FCC Board of Trustees
FCC
I Tech
Andy Ruziska
State Department of Human Resources
Baldwin
Fort Detrick
iTech
I’tech
E3portal
Idwin
i/Tech
Howard Smith
Florida
Indian River Community College
Mr. Smith
Fire destroys home near State House in Annapolis
An early morning blaze gutted a vacant city home near the State House in Annapolis. Reported around 4 19 a m, the fire caused no injuries. The house was one of five city properties slated for demolition but halted after officials noted historical significance.
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Annapolis
State House
Leonard Clark
Land Wanted for Work Area in Hy te Ret Me
Fragmentary text suggests a land inquiry or land sale in a region near Hy te Ret. Mentions work preference and area questions. Names and clear details are unreadable. readable parts indicate a real estate or land request note without full context.
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Area students’ art showcased at Annual Honors Exhibit
Two Frederick area students displayed work at the Annual Student Honors Exhibit at Shepherd Colleges Frank Center Gallery. James Bellucci of Jefferson had Peace selected. a Brunswick High School 1996 graduate and junior art major concentrating in photography and digital imagery. son of Edward and Gail Betucc of 4100 Exv Court. Alison Freestand earned an honorable mention with Toilet Humor winning a $24 juror award. 2000 graduate of St John’s Literary Institute Prospect Hall. daughter of Margaret Freesign of 114k Batterday Road. freshman art major concentrating in photography.
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Shepherd Colleges Frank Center
James Bellucci
Jefferson
Peace
Brunswick High School
Edward
Gail Betucc
Alison Freestand
St John's Literary Institute
Prospect
Open Enrollment Period for CareFirst Health Plans May 2001
Open enrollment runs May through May 31, 2001 for individuals and families. CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield offers CareFirst PPO and BluePreferred in Prince George's and Montgomery Counties. Applications accepted until May 31, 2001. For information call 356-000 or 800-544-R73.
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BlueCross BlueShield
Maryland
Prince George's
Montgomery
Pigase
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