Rolle Aims Wide Shakeup of County Prosecutor Office
At 33 Rolle describes a demanding campaign and a plan to reorganize the office into four divisions handling homicide drugs sex offenses child abuse and other crimes. He favors hands on trial work, prosecutors experienced in district and circuit courts, and cross over between divisions. He wants early case involvement, victims’ restitution, and reduced plea bargains for serious crimes while maintaining rights of defendants. He touts ties to law enforcement and agencies, insisting energy and enthusiasm reassure voters.
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Rolle
Mr. Rolle
Frederick City
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State’s Attorney’s Office
Women’s Commission
Cleanup Notes Question River Water Safety
Cleanup continued from Page A-1 notes that some items are edible but cautions not to drink from the Monocacy due to bacteria in surface water. Miller and Nichols discuss pollution along the 58 mile river from the Pennsylvania line to the Potomac, and note uncertainty about who will clean those portions.
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Mr. Miller
Miller
Pennsylvania Line
Potomac
Nichols
Frontier History Sparks Review of Maryland Textbook
A Maryland school debate centers on the frontier history content in a fourth grade text Our Maryland. Booze alleges multiple errors cited by Boaze, prompting state officials to review. publishers defend simplified pedagogy while promising corrections if warranted.
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Booze
United States
Boaze
Maryland
State Department of Education
Ronald Peiffer
Fort Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Ohio Company
Susan Myers
Gibbs-Smith
Utah
Jane Eagen
Jeanne McGinnis
Ira Hiberman
Harford County
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Fire destroys sightseeing boat in Korea killing five
A sightseeing boat burned on a central Korea lake as dozens jumped into the water and were rescued by two nearby ships. At least five people died and 36 were injured with three missing, according to Yonhap and MBC citing police.
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Seoul
South Korea
Yonhap
Chungju No. 5
MBC Television
Dorsey Looks Back On Career In County State's Attorney Office
Mr. Dorsey traces his path from ninth grade ambition to deputy state's attorney in 1971. He describes a lean staff, evolving to 14 assistants and one deputy, and notes juvenile crime and child support cases driving growth. He envisions possible expansion in juvenile work and emphasizes administrative duties, budget, and community service.
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Dorsey
Supreme Court
Frederick aims coalition to tackle crime causes
Frederick outlines a city plan to unite private industry civic groups schools and churches in addressing direct crime causes. He stresses that law enforcement alone cannot solve the problem and emphasizes broad community involvement.
Incumbent Dorsey cites record and accomplishments
Mr Dorsey says running as an incumbent is an advantage if people judge his record. He emphasizes taking responsibility and looking out for others, stating he has accomplished a lot.
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Dorsey
Auction to aid Ballenger Creek family facing medical bills
The Ballenger Creek PTA hosts an auction on Friday Oct 28 from 4:30 to 8 p.m. at Ballenger Creek Elementary to raise funds for Jack Noble and family. Donated gifts include movie passes an oak rocking chair and a weekend trip to Ocean City. Donations and cards from students and neighbors pour in as Jack endures chemotherapy and radiation while staying active at school.
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Jack
Ballenger Creek Pta
Donna Branham
Ballanger Creek Elementary
Mr. Noble
Ballenger Creek Elementary
Larry Cassell
Noble
Karen Barnard
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