Veterans Day rededicates Memorial Park in ceremony
About 1000 people attended the Veterans Day rededication of Memorial Park at West Second and North Bentz streets where Alfred Catsail and the Veterans Committee unveiled a new bell tower bearing his name. The tower includes a bell from the USS Frederick, but the cupola remains missing. The park refurbishment, costing about 100000 dollars, began in 1996 and included new benches and flag poles.
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City Faces Suit Over Racial Slur Allegations in City Hall
Excerpts from a federal deposition aired on WHAG TV show Jim Grimes, the mayor, alleged to have used the N word while in office. Frances Baker, a former alderman, testified she heard the remark. The case also involves Emmanuel Brunel, fired from city hall, claiming wrongful termination and racial discrimination. Officials deny wrongdoing, citing probationary termination and lack of evidence.
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U S Warships Headed to Gulf as UN Evacuates Relief Workers
A second group of UN relief workers left Baghdad by bus amid Iraqi calls to rally behind Iran and Syria. The Pentagon warned of possible U.S. airstrikes as U.N. inspectors flew to Bahrain. About 295 humanitarian workers remain in Iraq, mostly in the Kurdish north, with most evacuations done from the south and central regions.
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Preservation officials to record Brick Works demolition plan
Frederick officials and Maryland preservation offices approve a detailed recording of Brick Works before its demolition for the East Street extension. The project faces an adverse effect on Frederck's historic district, with the plan limited to the East Street extended bridge design and Carroll Creek Linear Park ramps. The agreement involves the Federal Highway Administration and local authorities, with State Highway Administration and the city invited to concur. The property at 184 E South St is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
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Barrack Commander Retirement Plans After Service
A Barrack commander announces retirement to join Carroll County administration. The official notes a critical staff action at the local barrack and signals upcoming leadership changes as duties shift eastward.
Parents group forms to push safer busing reforms
A Maryland parents coalition organized to improve school bus safety has begun concrete work. About 14 members met to assign tasks and press for stronger laws, greater police presence on roadways, and safer buses after a Oct 29 Frederick County school bus crash that injured 17 students, with two flown to Johns Hopkins and one released hours later.
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Maryland Coalion of Parents
Cindy Ferguson
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Kendra Dahack
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