Sunday liquor hours hurt Frederick shops and customers
Last fall Hillcrest Beer and Wine saw Sunday lines for 1 p.m. openings. This year no lines as law allows noon openings for Class A Liquor Beer and Wine licenses. Class A Beer and Light Wine or Class A Beer shops remain 1 p.m. open. Buckeystown Pike Deli Plus reports 30 percent Sunday drop. State Sen Derr notes law applies to Frederick County.
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Hillcrest Beer and Wine
Frederick County
John W. Derr
Frederick Washington
County Liquor Commission
County denies plan to lift housing cap on 82-acre parcel
Frederick County Commissioners rejected Buckeystown residents plea to increase housing density on Jordan Associates property. The 82 acre site near Michael's Mill Road, rezoned for 25 lots in 1989, faced a proposal to raise the cap to 60 homes after hours of public testimony. The decision maintained the existing limit as the article continues.
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Buckeystown
Frederick County
Jordan Associates
Michael's Mill Road
Man Finds Bank Bag. Chooses to Turn It In
Frederick County employee Joel Todd Kennedy found an F M Bank bag on pavement at Frederick Towne Mall while on a date with his wife Devina. He collected several eye pleasing contents in plastic packets and diamonds and jewelry, deciding to surrender the bag to state police barracks for rightful owners.
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Joel Todd Kennedy
Frederick
Devina
Frederick Towne Mall
Valley Baptist Church of
Middletown
Morgan found guilty of machete murder in Maryland case
David Charles Morgan was convicted in Frederick County Circuit Court of first degree murder, assault with intent to murder, and carrying a deadly weapon for killing Francisco Hernandez with a 30 inch machete near Elmwood Terrace Apartments in August 1995. Jurors deliberated about four hours before delivering verdicts as security remained tight.
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David Charles Morgan
Francisco Hernandez
Frederick County
John H. Tisdale
Morgan
Montgomery County
Mr. Hernandez
Hernandez
Elmwood Terrace
Nanci O’brien
Glendening proposes 10 percent income tax cut phased in
Gov. Parris Glendening backs a three year plan to lower Maryland income tax by 10 percent, funded by a new cigarette tax and slower state spending growth. A family of four earning 50 000 would save 167 by 2000, with larger savings for higher incomes.
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Glendening
Baltimore
Parris Glendening
Fred Pudddster
Cut a political ploy says county delegation
Frederick County delegates in Annapolis condemn Gov. Parris Glendening tax cut plan as a political ploy to bolster sagging support. Senators Derr Ferguson and Hecht offer varied reactions, noting echoes of Sauerbrey’s 1994 campaign and party differences.
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Parris Glendening
Frederick County
Annapolis
John Derr
Frederick Washington
Ellen Sauerbrey
Paign
Glendening
Timothy Ferguson
Frederick Carroll
Sue Hecht
Ross House inn project blocked by strict zoning conditions
Frederick neighbors oppose the four bedroom historic inn at Ross House 105 Council St citing noise safety and sanitation concerns after the Frederick Board of Zoning Appeals approved the plan with conditions including inspective compliance four parking spaces four guest rooms no catering or events and a full time caretaker but owners William and Andrea Myer have not yet complied and plan to sell the property while opponents insist the project not proceed
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Frederick
Paul Peyton Phillips
Phillips
Myer
BIA
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