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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 2001
Page
10
Frederick County officials and Xhale reach a negotiated settlement over liquor rules and state code. The county will pay $6,500 in attorney fees, with the liquor license revocation held in abeyance until March 6, 2002. Xhale must serve meals twice daily, meet with agencies, cooperate with the liquor board, and conduct regular parking lot patrols.
A detective said the builder should have stopped work and notified authorities upon finding the bones. Authorities uncovered bones and teeth, hinges, and nails in a dirt pile as a new church construction began nearby. The trooper noted possible multiple bodies and learned property history from Craig Wachler, a former farm owner.
In remarks amid election results Aldermen discuss ethics and future direction under Mayor Jennifer Dougherty as new terms begin. Baldi praises Dougherty while Kuzemchak signals focus on voters’ agenda. Hall, Lenhart, and others react to outcomes and thank supporters as absentee ballots counted.
Mount Airy residents including hairdressers volunteers engineers and students gathered funds for scholarship accounts in memory of Sept 11 victims Army Chief Warrant Officer Bill Huth and Navy Lt Cmdr Ron Vauk were killed in the Pentagon attack. Funds near $10 000 will aid Vauk children or Mount Airy residents via the Ruth Tabric fund and Festival on the Ridge contributions supported by local churches and businesses.
Voters reacted to campaign missteps including a controversial World Trade Center footage ad. Grimes, in a concession at campaign HQ, criticized media coverage and pledged to move past scandals as leadership changes loom in City Hall.
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