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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1995

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4

Frederick Towne Mall to add 10-screen cineplex in major upgrade

The Compass Retail Inc project will demolish two existing screens to build a 10-screen complex at Frederick Towne Mall, featuring updated projection and digital sound, expanded concession area, larger cushioned seats, and new movie every about 10 minutes. Local shoppers discuss price and appeal while Holiday Cinemas notes price rises and limited impact expected.

Frederick Towne Mall Mr. Stuart Cineplex Hoyt Mr. Blank Blank Jack Loudin Holiday Cinemas Holiday Loudin Wonder Book & Video Chris Anderson

Weve Got Frederick Written All Over Us A Frederick Netts Past

A compact profile traces Frederick Netts influence in the town, noting his lasting impact on local politics, business, and civic life through key projects, affiliations, and public memory. It highlights how his era shaped present community identity and institutions.

Frederick Frederick Netts

Housing codes spark tenant citation concerns in city

Mrs. McDonald argues city inspectors issue notices before inspecting housing units, leading to citations for insufficient heat and missing receptacles without proper temperature checks. Gary Hessong, the permits and codes director, says he needs full facts before addressing the concerns.

Gary Hessong

County liquor board to investigate after raid on closed business

Frederick County State's Attorney Scott Rolle said the liquor commission will start their investigation today and he recommends shutting the bar down. A few ounces of marijuana were seized, but the operation targeted ongoing drug dealing backed by prior undercover buys. Brunswick Mayor Tom Smith said conventional police methods failed to curb the trade.

County Liquor Board Frederick County Scott Rolle Liquor Commission Rolle Brunswick Tom Smith Mr. Rolle

County worker Musselman appeals two day suspension over foul language

Ms. Musselman was suspended for two days after using profanity at work. Her lawyer says a county employee has not been punished for foul language before. The appeal process included involvement by Jim Shaw and Frederick County Commissioners, who reduced the suspension to half a day while keeping a clause allowing firing on further complaints. She has been on extended sick leave and is pursuing workers' compensation. a therapist will decide eligibility for extended sick leave.

Mark Hoke Ms. Musselman

New street markings set two northbound lanes on Baughman’s Lane

City officials announce modifications from Golden Mile to Rock Creek Drive with two northbound lanes and adjusted intersections at Baughman’s Lane Key Parkway. A planned city ordinance would bar placing hazardous materials in dumpsters, after paint disposal concerns. Motion supports Homemart Corp funding plan and Delaplaine Visual Arts Center lease shift and sublease approval.

Golden Mile Rock Creek Drive Key Parkway Gerald Palm Homemart Corp

Brunswick drug raid nets multiple arrests and seizures

Police charged ten Brunswick area residents with distribution or possession of cocaine and marijuana during a raid on a commuter lounge. Four vehicles including a Porsche were seized along with about $1,157 in cash. Authorities said they targeted open drug dealing and urged tips from the community.

Brunswick Mr. Smith Ronald Wayne Bury Knoxville Harry Alan Dwyer Keedysville Robert Daniel Sheffer Burkittsville John Earl Shirey Walter Lee Smothers Michael Wayne Martin Michael Lee Foster Thomas Edgar Jacobs Charles Evans Everhart, Jr Charles Lee Moten Arturo Pineda Allen Dwayne Taylor Robert E. Allen, Jr Sarena Renee Walters Charles Phobus Jeffery Allen Stevens Frederick Turtle Frederick County

Fire set at Fordham Cottage tied to multiple charges

Investigators describe a deadly arson at Fordham Cottage where a security guard found a body amid blood and a leaking propane tank with bomb-like devices. The suspect Garris faced potential first degree murder and arson charges with penalties up to life or 30 years, while two residents were away and others inside during the blaze.

Baltimore County Fordham Cottage Ms. Edwards Garris

Garris linked to crime spree notes after bloody bathroom findings

Police report residual blood droplets in the bathtub and chemicals matching incendiary devices found in the cottage. Garris reportedly left detailed notes about a crime spree. Friends say he was fascinated by violent films including Natural Born Killers and A Clockwork Orange.

Garris

Jury deliberates damages in Maryland dog attack case

Jurors hear that Bowie's German shepherd General twice entered the Whims property injuring pets. Mitzie died in 1990 and Courtney remains alive with a severed spine after a 1991 attack. Mrs Whims seeks 35,000 for medical bills pain and suffering and loss of marital relations. Bowie reimbursed 250 for a replacement dog and 8,637 in medical costs. The case centers on whether Bowie's liability extends to Mrs Whims.

Bowie Courtney Whims Nunzio Maryland

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