Student remains jailed on weapons charges
A New Market high school senior, Ralph Forrest Snyder III, remained jailed on multiple charges after authorities say he threatened two girls and fled deputies at the school. He was found with a knife, ax handle, chain, nunchakus, and a toy Beretta in his car, and faces five counts of deadly weapon possession on school property among others.
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New Market
Langanore High School
Ralph Forrest Snyder III
Frederick County
Snyder
John Williams
Alan Cairo
Williams
Deriek Road
MD 144
Lt. Williams
Dougherty attacks mayor policy on candidate orientations
Frederick political scene heats up as Jennifer Dougherty blasts Mayor Jim Grimes for a new orientation program that blocks one on one meetings with department heads. She says the closed government policy bars public access and frustrates citizens seeking direct dialogue, noting prior escort policy issues and ongoing budget questions.
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Jennifer Dougherty
Jim Grimes
Frederick
Ms. Dougherty
Mr Grimes
Dougherty
Grimes
Ms Dougherty
Mt Airy water woes mix politics and engineering
Mount Airy faces a biannual water ban amid debates over supply demand and distribution. Town engineer Gary Pazzouli notes the system of wells and tanks is complex and not cookie cutter. Officials acknowledge the issue and plan major improvements while drought like conditions strain distribution between the south and north tanks.
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Mount Airy
Gary Pazzouli
R. Delaine Hobbs
Water and Sewer Department
Hobbs
Gerald Johnson
Johnson
Pazzouli
Laurie Hager
Urbana High students publish fifth edition of El Halcon
Spanish students at Urbana High are finishing the fifth edition of El Halcon, a Spanish language newspaper serving Frederick County’s Latino community. Projects expand beyond class with a Latino dance raising over $600 for El Salvador earthquake victims, and students work with immigration lawyers and literacy programs to deepen language skills and community ties. The 16 page edition, distributed June 12, will cover the dance and local Hispanic professionals, and includes a piece about an elephant moved illegally from the United States to Mexico, sparking cross border interest.
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Urbana — Urbana
el Halcon
Frederick County
Mark Kavanaugh
Andrew Howe
Urbana High
Damascus
Iglesia Pentecostal Caminaa la Vida Fierna
el Salvador
Andrew
Celia Goetz
Fredenck
Tiffany Lamastra
Annie Confint
Kavanaugh
Mexico
United States
Kristen Pierce
Role Models sue PenMar for 20 million over lease fraud
Role Models of America files a 20 million suit in Washington County Circuit Court against Fort Ritchie Redevelopment Authority and PenMar Development Corp alleging fraud breach of contract negligent misrepresentation and breach of good faith. The filing claims PenMar misled Army officials on leased space and per seat costs.
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Cascade
Role Models America
Fort Ritchies Redevelopment Authority
PenMar Development Corp
PenMar
James LaFleur
Army
Mioge
Ameria Ama
Washington County
Rnnuals
RMAC
Hans Er Men
Pearles Wan Pen
Mar
PerMar
HMA
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Sean Barry
News-Post
Ed Angleberger
Sunshine Management
North Market
Church Streets
Douglas Tallman
Tiffany
Role Models of America
Rmas
PenMar Howrier
Ammms
Ieee
RV “Bs
Rhoeser
Army Cm
Sat
Feders
Rmmart
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