Skating Ban Planned For Sidewalks And Courts
Frederick city government approved an ordinance banning roller and in-line skating on sidewalks along Patrick Market Bentz and East streets and on public courts in city parks. The measure imposes a 100 dollar fine per violation with parent liability for minors and potential impounding of skates. The ban covers sidewalks not streets and aims to curb safety and maintenance concerns cited by police and recreation officials.
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City Hall
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
Patrick
Market
Bentz
East
N.lynn
Tillery
Ray Raffensberger
Maj. Raffensberger
Roelkey Myers
Jeanine Hildebrand
Water Street
South St to reopen after sinkhole repair Saturday
Weather permitting, South Street will reopen to traffic Saturday after city crews finished filling a 30 by 60 foot sinkhole that opened Tuesday morning. The hole, about 10 feet deep, forced a one car crash injuring Ernest Eugene Davis who was treated and released. Crews repaved 100 feet in front of Genstar Stone Products Inc. and graded the site to within a foot of its former level.
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South Street
Frederick
Public Works Department
Genstar Stone Products Inc
Russ Castle
City Parks and Streets
Ernest Eugene Davis
Taney Avenue
R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Baltimore
Peterson urges simplified tax system at Hood College
Hood College President Shirley Peterson calls for repealing the complex U S tax code in favor of a fairer simpler system. She notes judges the current law too intricate to measure ability to pay and cites her lifelong focus on tax policy and prior roles including IRS commissioner.
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IRS
Bush
Economic Growth and Tax Reform Commission
Jack Kemp
Peterson
U.S
MARC Station Design Drawn Up for Frederick Creekside Site
Frederick Historic District Commission reviewed the first renderings of a 1,800 square foot MARC train station near Carroll Creek Water Street. Architect Harvey W Goolsby showcased a brick building with an eight foot overhang and imitation slate roof intended for civic use and a small retail vendor, but commissioners warned it looked too historical and suburban. They urged changes to detailing to avoid a restoration look while preserving a slim green setting amid mid rise development.
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Frederick
MARC
Carroll Creek
Water Street
Harvey W Goolsby
Mass Transit Administration
Goolsby
HDC
Irene Kirilloff
Istvan Peteranecz
Kirilloff
Puppy love yields five puppies in Walkersville dachshund family
Mattie and Chance, two miniature dachshunds, celebrated their first anniversary after five puppies arrived September 27. Coco the best man Ginger the maid of honor and other neighborhood dogs attended the event with owners Jennifer Guy Mattie Wood and Patty Wood. The birth occurred in Tony and Maria Woods living room with a long labor period and a planned C section once. All five pups—four females and a male—were born in a green pool and are now thriving under loving care.
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Walkersville
Mattie
Chance
Coco
Ginger
Honey Bear
Discovery
Jennifer Guy
New York
Jennifer
Patty
Mr. Wood
Mrs. Wood
Patty Guy
Maria Wood
Drainage may feed sinkhole at school
Walkersville Maryland geologist Janine Mauersberg of the Maryland Department of the Environment links Glade Elementary School sinkhole to the stormwater system. She notes three pipes extending from the hole that carried water away and warns drainage concentration can worsen natural sinkholes amid recent heavy rain and nearby construction.
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Glade Elementary School
Walkersville
Glade Elementary
Janine Mauersberg
Maryland Department of the Environment
Glade
Clarksburg Man Killed in Md 355 Crash
Stewart E. Shorey a 71 year old resident of Clarksburg died at the scene in a two vehicle crash on Md 355 south of Mott Road. Police said he passed in a no passing zone, lost control of his 1989 Ford Taurus and struck a road sign. Two others injured.
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The Fraderick News Post notes that portions are printed on 100 percent recycled paper and the newspaper itself is recyclable, highlighting environmental practices.
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