Storm disrupts Frederick meeting as alarms, outages hit city
Storm effects reach Frederick as alarms trigger and power fails during a workshop by the mayor and Board of Aldermen. Lt. Donald Shankle prepared to speak when the lights went out, prompting Mayor Jim Grimes to joke about the uncertainty. Treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital noted for storm victims.
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McClellan withdraws leaves county without House leadership
The article notes Dr. MecClellan's withdrawal and Mr. Smelser's retirement leaving Frederick County without assured General Assembly leadership positions in January 1995. It highlights McClellan's long service since 1978, his role on the House Appropriations Committee, and his reputation for directing state dollars to Frederick.
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Prodigy Anders wins geography bee with Portugal answer
Prodigy Anders captured first prize after correctly identifying Portugal as the country divided by the Tagus River. Michael earned a $15,000 scholarship for second place, Jerse Lund of Nevada won $10,000 for third, while Matthew Coyle misanswered a question about Waura masks and the Athien palace guard city.
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Melissa Coyle
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President Clinton May Visit Golf Course. Helicopter Tests Run
Bartlett questions staff access and security as Clinton is invited to try a course by club pro Mike McGinniss. A helicopter crew rehearsed the Camp David to Holly Hills route, re familiarizing the pilot after two years. Aides from the White House Military Office and Camp David assess time, access, and safety needs for a potential presidential visit.
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Holly Hills
Bartlett
Walkersville holds line on taxes
Walkersville approves a 1995 budget of 1 038 880 with no property tax increase while raising overall spending by 123 095 The 94 tax rate of 40 cents per 100 remains The plan adds a third state trooper a 75 000 cost and expands the maintenance shop by 5 000 A 25 000 matching grant for Heritage Farm Park and 100 000 to upgrade the water plant are included A 3 percent cost of living raise is funded for town employees The water department projects 577 400 in revenue and 568 200 in expenses leaving a small surplus and a plan for developers to share operating costs The council also awarded 5 500 to Donald Young for town hall interior painting.
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General Fund
Jan Coffey
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Lake Linganore Directors Meet to Shape Road Plan
Directors of the Lake Linganore Association met privately with village representatives to ease tensions and set a path for road repairs. A series of informational meetings will explain options, including a village-by-village approach funded by a 10 year tax assessment, with residents and counties weighing quicker, cheaper repair plans.
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John Mulligan
Singapore
Tom Roland
Aspen Village
Roland
Lake Singanore
Mulligan
New Market Grange
Frank Ellis
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