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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1997

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4

Ocean City concert series canceled over beer ban

The Ocean City weekly beach concert lineup with the Guess Who was canceled after the Worcester County Liquor Control Board denied beer sales at the events. Mayor Mathias said the decision led promoter Cellar Door Entertainment to pull out, fearing attendance drops and a $2.3 million impact on tourism. County Commissioner Granville Trimper condemned beach alcohol, citing family-boardwalk tradition and potential rowdiness.

Worcester County Liquor Control Board Optimists Club Jim Mathias Cellar Door Entertainment Virginia Beach Mathias Granville Trimper Ocean City Town Trimper Liquor Board Cellar Deer Entertainment Cellar Door Maryland Ocean City

Maryland Governor Pushes Seatbelt Law at Shock Trauma Center

Governor Glendening promotes the new seatbelt enforcement law at the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center. He asserts a 13 point rise in belt use could cut traffic deaths by 50 and injuries by about 2,200, saying the aim is protection not punishment. Dr Scalea of Shock Trauma supports tighter enforcement to reduce trauma care demand. Memorial Day weekend urged buckle up.

Baltimore Parris Glendening University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center Glendening Thomas Scalea Maryland Scalea

Northeast mosquitoes expected to be nasty this summer

Boston reports say a very wet spring boosts Northeast mosquito breeding and experts warn the season may be worse than last year. Entomologist Dick Dearborn notes ongoing wet conditions. Health officials monitor Eastern equine encephalitis with past Rhode Island and Connecticut detections and nationwide fatalities.

Boston John Smith National Weather Service Taunton Massachusetts Dick Dearborn Maine Department of Conservation Rhode Island Connecticut

BZA denies two story garage addition for Mulberry Court home

Frederick Maryland neighbors opposed Paul Rapalus plan for a two story garage at 1335 Mulberry Court citing lower property values and crowded look. The Board of Zoning Appeals rejected the proposal, deeming it an over improvement despite staff sympathy and Rapalus’s builder perspective.

Paul Rapalus Mulberry Court Frederick Board of Zoning Appeals Robert Cutts

Bank Robbery Sought Man In Boonsboro

Maryland State Police in Hagerstown report a gunpoint robbery at Hagerstown Trust Co. on Main Street at 1:50 p.m. A man, in his twenties, fled on foot with cash in a white cloth bag. No injuries reported. FBI and MSP joint probe. tips to 301-739-2101 or 301-663-3469.

Boonsboro Maryland Hagerstown Hagerstown Trust Co S. Main St FBI

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