Festival attendance figures spark courtroom drama
At the trial a festival official Douglas Zaruba and Andrew Zaruba faced assault claims as Mr. Lee argued with both Zarubas. Judge Bower acquitted Lee citing lack of outrageous conduct while noting ongoing trials for three men accused of a separate April 14 attack near Market Street.
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Gasoline Prices Rise Amid Pipeline Worries and Reformulated Gas Talk
Colonial Pipeline denies a gasoline shortage while reporting the system operates at 75 percent capacity and aims for full return by Wednesday afternoon. Authorities and industry spokespeople discuss price changes sparked by near term shifts to reformulated and oxygenated fuels in Frederick and broader market uncertainty.
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Sheriff lauds deputies after escape and election chatter
At the detention center the sheriff praised staff for following policies after Daren Witmer’s escape. He said the operation was a total cooperative law enforcement effort with no need for his presence. Outgoing County Commissioner Sue Ann Yingling endorsed Sgt. Hagg, noting grassroots support and criticising the incumbent’s arrogance while stressing common sense over education.
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Bonding concerns for county treasurer candidate
Officials discuss required bonding for treasurer and the challenges for candidate Mr. Sharrer due to past legal issues. Martha Ann Brittain is insured with Frederick Underwriters for a $50,000 bond. Bonding firms weigh references, past conduct, and community standing before approving or declining coverage.
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FOP Denounces Hate Groups Amid KKK Controversy
The FOP Lodge No 102 disavows the Klan and racist groups while condemning Sheriff Harbaugh’s campaign tactics. Deputy Henry notes the lodge did not endorse candidates as Chief Karl Bickel resigns after learning of an associate member’s Klan ties. The KKK endorsed Sgt. James Hagy, who did not seek the support.
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Man Dies After Lewisdale Road Crash On Birthday
Franklin D. Hill, 58, of Urbana Pike Sjamsville, died of injuries from a Oct 15 crash at Md 75 Lewisdale Road. His wife Helen C. Ashby Hill, 68, also died. Hill pulled his Nissan into the path of a truck driven by Kurtz Loun, 30, of Mount Airy. the truck tipped, pinning the couple. Hill was flown to Suburban Hospital in Bethesda where he died Wednesday. The collision occurred on Hill’s birthday.
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Frederick County Board Approves Funds for College and Walkersville Projects
The Frederick County board moved to approve about 200000 in state funds for Frederick Community College construction projects and 114000 to reimburse Walkersville for Heritage Farm Park development. A 299000 contract with a New Jersey firm will furnish the Learning Resources Center, with state share over 188000. county pay more than 110000. A 23000 design contract with a Frederick architectural firm covers a 4800 square foot maintenance shop, with state share over 13000 and county pay about 9000. The Open Space grant covers about 62 percent of Walkersville costs. Burgess Orley Bourland said park work remains extensive.
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AMVETS fire ruled arson in West All Saints Street incident
Burglary and arson faulted after a daytime blaze at the AMVETS building 118 W. Saints St. caused about 30000 dollars in damage. Harold Stewart reported heavy smoke at 1 a.m. Firefighters halted the flames, destroying the office and bar area. A reward up to 5000 dollars is offered for information leading to an arrest.
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Harold Stewart
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