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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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May 29, 1997

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Frederick City Officials Informally Set 1998 Tax Rate

On Wednesday Frederick city officials informally adopted a 1998 fiscal tax rate of 1.59 and approved a charter revision on salaries for the mayor and aldermen. Final adoption lies ahead at the June 5 meeting. The Frederick County Tourism Council urged funding a 1998 budget totaling 95,360 with requests for 20,000 toward a destination marketing program 63,360 for the Visitor Center and 12,000 for the Historic Sites Consortium.

Frederick Frederick County Ms. Vasold Tourism Council Historic Sites Consortium

Walkersville hikes property tax to 44 cents per $100

Town commissioners raised the tax rate to 44 cents per $100 of assessed value, with Chad Weddle voting against. A 41 vote approved a $1.5 million budget for the next year, projecting a small surplus and funding for Biggs Ford Road, William Street, trash collection, and the resident trooper program. Written comments on the comprehensive plan are due by 4 30 p m June 6, and the town is to submit 1998 activities for the county 250th celebration.

Walkersville Chad Weddle Ralph Whitmore Biggs Ford Road William Street Public Works Burgess John Thompson

Rain Needed to Raise Hunting Creek Lake at Cunningham Falls

At Cunningham Falls State Park the lake is 3 percent below normal as rain is scarce. Deepest swim area is about 2 feet, down from 5 feet, and daily park fees have dropped from $3 to $2. The lake was drained early March to add 1100 tons of sand for beaches, delaying refill. Rainy weather is needed, 1 to 2 inches, to restore full pool and park income.

Cunningham Falls State Park Hunting Creek Lake Chuck Bowler Bowler

Keys players live at mayor's home in adopt-a-player program

Frederick Keys pitchers Tim Olszewski and Joey Rhodes reside in a self‑contained section of Mayor Jim Grimes’s house through August or September if playoffs involve. The players praise the arrangement, calling the mayor and his fiancée great hosts and noting the comfort and homey setting.

Frederick Keys Tim Olszewski Joey Rhodes Keys Jim Grimes Mary Mr. Olszewski Timothy Jacobsen Mary May

Sixth graders witness as suspect seeks jury trial at school

At Ballenger Creek Middle School a jury trial request by Pegey Ann Chick, 46, amid four counts of second degree assault on sixth grade boys, triggered a lengthy court session for about 20 students and parents. The case, charged by Sheriff Detective Robert Scire, began with a trespassing and assault timeline tied to an August incident and recess confrontation.

Ballenger Creek Middle School Pegey Ann Chick Walkersville Frederick County Frederick J Bower Ms Chick Fenton Chick Robert Scire Frederick Community Action Agency Scire

Five family members found dead from carbon monoxide

Montgomery County police say a Layhill Road home held Esther Raman 49 Parkesh Raman 51 and their children Rehanna 15 Rishi David 20 plus cousin Sally Raman 48. A car in the attached garage ran with no power. Autopsy cited lethal carbon monoxide with cherry red marks on hands.

Layhill Road Silver Spring Montgomery County Ann Evans Mr. Raman Rehanna Hodgkin’s Rishi David Sally Raman Raman

Orioles top Tigers as Key earns XB win score noted

The Orioles defeated the Tigers with Key earning a notable win. A separate item highlights a greenhouse flower show acting as a learning experience for a garden club, printed in The Frederick News on recycled paper daily.

Orioles Tigers Garden Club

Mount Airy motorcyclist killed in school bus crash

22 year old Mount Airy man Stephen Troy Gordon Jr. died when his motorcycle struck the rear of a small special education bus at 12:20 p.m. in Montgomery County. The bus driver Antoinette Carter and a bus aide were uninjured. An investigation continues and Gordon’s body was sent for autopsy.

Rockville Mount Airy Stephen Troy Gordon Jr New Cut Road Wheaton Regional Park Derek Bahiles Montgomery County Gordon Bahles Park Bahiles Antoinette Carter Hyattsville Randolph Road Tivoli Lake Boulevard State Medical Examiner’s Office Baltimore

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