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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1995

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4

Typhoon Angela Death Toll Surges Across Philippines

Officials said Angela killed more than 250 people as high waves hit the northern provinces and tens of thousands were left homeless. The strongest typhoon in a decade damaged warehouses full of rice, threatening food shortages unless relief supplies arrive.

Manila Philippines Angela Calauag Quezon Social Welfare Agency Robert Racelis Sampaloc

Sinkhole disruptions strain streets and flood claims rise

Residents along Quynn Orchard Road complain the narrow street cannot handle diverted traffic from the South Street sinkhole. Crews will repair damage before winter, with city aid discussed if the sinkhole extends into municipal property. Across the region Typhoon Angela kills dozens in Quezon and Bicol as restoration work begins.

Gene Straub SHA Frederick County South Street Quynn Orchard Road Patty Wagner-Beall Wagner-Beall Bill Routzahn Routzahn

Veteran walks 2000 miles for awareness of veterans’ health

Mr Pepper, a veteran, marches across America to raise awareness about ailments linked to military service including Agent Orange. He recounts hardships, including weight loss, jail time, and a stash loss, as he plans to reach his wife and children before Veterans Day and a Brunswick parade.

Pepper Mother Nature America Kansas Patricia Brunswick

Reinvestment In Speech on Sprawl and Preservation

Richard Moe of the National Trust warns sprawl harms historic cities and neighborhoods delaying revitalization. He links low density, auto oriented growth to wasted public funds and ghost towns while noting big retailers shift downtown centers. He calls for higher standards and shared responsibility to curb sprawl.

Richard Moe National Trust For Historic Preservation Wal-Mart Kmart Moe

Boyds Man Killed in Single Car Crash

A Boyds resident, Stephen Jeffrey Costello, 32, of 22810 Clarksburg Road, died in a high speed single car crash on Stringtown Road west of Clarksburg. His 1977 Pontiac crossed the center line, struck a guardrail, went airborne and ended in a wooded area. he was ejected at 11 03 p,m. The second fatality involved a 1987 Toyota van on I 270 near Old Georgetown Road. the driver was ejected and the victim’s identity was not immediately known.

Clarksburg Boyds Montgomery County Stephen Jeffrey Costello Clarksburg Road Stringtown Road Costello Maryland MD. 187 Old Georgetown Road Adelphi

Three Arrests Made in Frederick Drug Sweep

Frederick city police say three people were arrested in a jump out operation around the Sagner Apartments. Brenda Laine Bland, 43, of 801 E. South St., faces crack cocaine possession and welfare fraud charges. Jerome McClain Dyson, 23, of Capital Heights, charged with distributing crack cocaine and possession related offenses. Charles Lester Jackson, 76, of Adamstown, charged with crack cocaine possession. Bland jailed on 2000 dollar bond, Dyson held without bond.

Frederick City Sagner Apartments Brenda Laine Bland E. South St Jerome McClain Dyson Capital Heights Charles Lester Jackson Adamstown Ms. Bland Mr. Dyson

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