Six arrested in Frederick City Police operation
Frederick City Police tactical unit arrested six people after a Windsor Garden complex traffic stop. Drugs found included crack cocaine in plastic bags and suspected drug paraphernalia. Drivers Robert S. Gagich and passenger Robert J. Vogo were charged with cocaine possession and drug paraphernalia plus related conspiracy. Gagich also faced suspended license and stop sign violations. Additional arrests included a failed court warrant and three people cited for public alcohol consumption.
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Frederick City
Windsor Garden Complex
Key Parkway
Matt Trageser
Pvt. Trageser
Robert S. Gagich
Youngstown
Ohio
Robert J. Vogo
Shenandoah
Mr. Gagich
Goldstein backs Willards against Appalachian Trail relocation
State comptroller Louis Goldstein sent a letter to Audrey and Edgar Willard of Smithsburg praising their concerns about moving the Appalachian Trail across their 38 acre hog farm. He called their complaints justified and plans a farm visit before advising Maryland Department of Natural Resources on the proposal.
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Louis Goldstein
Smithsburg
Mr. Goldstein
Audrey
Edgar Willard
Baltimore) Sun
Willards
Department of Natural Resources
MD. 77
Goldstein
Maine
Georgia
DNR
Frederick FFA Greenhand Ambassador crowning at school
The Frederick High School FFA Chapter held its Greenhand Ambassador Program Wednesday evening. State and local FFA members attended the event which featured a slide show a message from State FIFA President Becky Mills and the crowning of the 1992 Ambassador Emily Pittinger. Chapter co-presidents Joy Titus and Seth Burther were shown in the staff photo by Bill Green.
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Frederick High School
FFA
FIFA
Becky Mills
Emily Pittinger
Joy Titus
Seth Burther
FAA ruling sparks city lease dispute with aviation firms
Mayor and FAA disagree over lease terms affecting Advanced Helicopter and Frederick Aviation. Officials say FAA coercion avoided by a city leasing policy, with both companies blaming City Manager Grimes for the dispute. Senior executives warn rents hurt profits and could endanger operations if unresolved.
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FAA
Airport Commission
Grimes
Advanced Helicopter
Steven Schubert
William Caudell
Frederick Aviation
Mr. Caudell
Medicaid cuts threaten county nursing home residents
Officials warn new limits on assets and income could make 14 Citizens Nursing Home residents ineligible for Medicaid, forcing families to cover costs. Affected seniors include several 90 plus residents, with repercussions for Northampton Manor and other local facilities. Budget gaps raise fears of home transfers and increased private-pay strain.
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Golden
State Board of Public Works
Sandra Burgee
Citizens Nursing Home
Frederick
Louis Vogel
Northampton Manor
Frederick County
Ronald Sundergill
Sundergill
Luther Blackiston
Legal Aid Bureau
Towson
Douglas Leidig
Homewood Retirement Center
Nayoda Kefauver
Vindobona Nursing Home
Braddock Heights
Sue Kolb
State's Attorney's Office
Terry Nikirk
Nikirk
Frederick Police Charge Cheltenham Man With Credit Card Fraud
Frederick City Police arrested Johnson A. Clanje, 20, on three counts of theft over 300, one count of theft during a continuing course of conduct, and using false identification to obtain a credit card. The card allegedly reached a $5,000 limit after thefts in September at local stores. Investigating officer was Private First Class Richard Stine.
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Frederick City
Cheltenham
Johnson A. Clanje
Richard Stine
No Lotto winner in Maryland drawing worth 1.5 million
The Maryland Lottery reports no jackpot winner for Wednesday night’s Lotto drawing with numbers 9 22 24 37 40 47. Five numbers matched by 17 players earned $1 389 each, four numbers by 1 028 players at $40 each. Next drawing expected around 2 million.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland Lottery
Cap on it car owners notice fuel cap sound
Car owners who fill their own tanks may hear rushing air as they remove the fuel cap, signaling proper function. The cap keeps gasoline in, dirt and water out, reduces fuel vapor pollution, and regulates air flow. A clogged cap risks poor engine performance or failure to start. For questions visit Garrage House Automotive at 18 Wormans Mill Court or call 694-8030. Service hours Mon-Fri 7:30-5.
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Garriage House Automotive
Wormans Mill Court
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