Halloween Moon Guides Walkersville Celebrations
Full moon and mild weather shaped Halloween activities in Walkersville. Highlights include the Raritan Halloween Party on Crum Road, a haunted Lawson residence show with a coffin and demons, and Rocky Horror Picture Show performances in Frederick. Hood College hosted a Safe Harvest alternative while traditional trick-or-treating remained popular. temperatures were in the 50s with 40s overnight. The next full moon Halloween won’t recur until 2020.
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County seeks bids on ambulance billing service
Frederick County commissioners voted to request bids for a billing service to run an ambulance transport fee program. A Walkersville pilot program already allows residents to join an ambulance club for protection against non covered fees. Officials say funds support equipment and a new station while ensuring treatment and transport regardless of insurance.
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Suspect charged in 7 Eleven holdup in Frederick
A 23 year old Baltimore man was arrested at Sagner Apartments for the armed robbery of a 7 Eleven at 430 East Patrick Street. Police tied the suspect to a second holdup at a Dollar Store on Patrick Street and said both robberies occurred within three days with no injuries. The arrest followed a store surveillance image and a tip that placed him at the apartment. Bail set at 280,000 dollars.
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City acts on repairs at Burck Street youth center
Frederick Mayor Jim Grimes announced swift repairs after a parent demonstration highlighted substandard conditions at Burck Street youth center. Maintenance workers began replacing bulbs, outlets and painting while officials say paint chips are lead free. Stakeholders remain cautious about long term commitment despite initial action.
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Youth Services
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