Rainy roads spark county police activity and crashes
Rainy conditions kept county deputies busy with multiple accidents. A man and a youth sought hospital care after separate crashes near Freder and Catocin Hollow. Maryland State Police responded to two-vehicle property damage and injury incidents at Md 75 Old New Luodub Road and other locations. Weather forecaster warns of continued unsettled skies with patchy sun and cooler weekend temps.
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Jail chief takes similar Montgomery job
Maj. Robert Green, long time Frederick County Corrections Bureau chief, will resign November 29 to head a new Montgomery County correctional facility. He was chosen from 33 candidates for the warden post and will lead a facility expected to hold about 700 inmates.
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Unemployment claims moved in city starting Monday
Starting Monday November 13 the Department of Labor will stop servicing unemployment claims in the city. Local residents are instructed to file claims online or at regional offices for assistance. The notice directs claimants to the department’s phone and website for guidance and timing.
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Mental Health Association outlines lawmakers priority agenda
The Mental Health Association presented its priorities to lawmakers at a breakfast led by Jack Pumphrey. Key goals include stigma reduction, intervention and prevention, crisis intervention, and workforce development. He noted transportation barriers hinder access to Frederick clinics and argued caregivers often miss signs of abuse.
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County considers lowering housing fees and fast tracks
The county may cut some housing fees to speed school construction. A report to the Bowling Director Aliert Alice Cosper notes new fee structures, with Le Creine highlighting footage of new fee areas. Homes could face a smaller tax and expedited inspections for approved projects.
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Commissioners OK funding for two transportation projects
The county commissioners approve 200000 dollars for two road projects in Middletown and a U.S. 15 Md. 26 interchange. Attending are State Highway Administrator Park er Williams and SHA deputy Neil Pedersen. Funding comes from a four cent tax increase to be used in the 2002 budget for transportation only. Middletown officials have pledged 150000 for the Md. 15 Md. 26 interchange linking Md. 26 to Thomas Johnson Drive and enabling eastbound Md. 26 traffic to head onto U.S. 15 northbound.
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