Maryland quarry zones face long legal fight and sinkhole issues
Maryland officials advance dewatering zones around Genstar's Frederick Quarry amid sinkhole outbreaks. The law survived four years of legislative and court challenges, but quarry operators may delay implementation through lawsuits as zones risk impacting hundreds of properties and large groundwater withdrawals.
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Genstar
Gease
Frederick
Maryland
Washington
Carroll
Baltimore
South Street
Grove
State Highway Administration
Patrick Street
Garris in Maryland murder case extradition heard
Garris appeared before Court Commissioner Joel Snyder in Virginia Beach to face charges of first degree murder two counts of attempted murder and one count of first degree arson. He was remanded to Baltimore County Detention Center after a brief extradition hearing.
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Benjamin Garris
Baltimore County Police
Towson
Virginia Beach
Garris
Joel Snyder
Mr. Garris
Snyder
Baltimore County
Maryland
Martin State Airport
Middle River
College Avenue
Frederick
Baltimore County District Court
Ms. Edwards
Sinkhole traps car as driver escapes then car sinks
A Baltimore area sinkhole swallowed a Chevrolet after the driver escaped the front end fell into the void. The car settled on its side in the hole and is considered totaled. Genstar and inspectors cite a broken water line and limestone soil as likely causes. The incident prompted road closures and a field check on nearby utilities. The man involved was treated in serious but stable condition at a Baltimore hospital.
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Christine
Maryland Court of Appeals
MDE
Court of Appeals
Mauersberg
Genstar
East Street
Walser Drive
State Highway Administration
Jack Gease
Mr. Reger
Sharon Benzil
Chevrolet
Davis
R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Baltimore
Mr. Davis
South Street
Redland
Dress code debate stirs students across county schools
Students in Catoctin and Brunswick districts debate a new dress code proposal. Principal Earl Miller Jr. enforces a no hats rule with confiscations until day’s end. Freshman Joanna Crews questions banning clothes that conceal items while others doubt safety relevance. Some Brunswick readers discuss editor letters in The Whistle about the dress code.
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Earl Miller Jr
Thomas Johnson High School
Joanna Crews
Brunswick High
The
Whistle
Brunswick
Mary Jeffries
Mick Gue
Blue Ridge Brewery aims for 1996 opening with stock offer
Blue Ridge Brewery plans a 50,000 square foot facility on a 3.5 acre site costing about 4 million dollars. By 1998 employment could reach 60 with sales at 2.1 million in the mid- Atlantic. Management seeks 2.5 to 4 million from stock to fund expansion while owners keep majority stake.
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Jim Schmersahl
Schmersahl
Brannon
Carroll Street
Mr. Brannon
mid-Atlantic
Marjorie McGinniss
Blue Ridge
Mid- Atlantic
Ms McGinniss
Ms. McGinniss
Today's witches come out of the broom closet in Troy
AP reports a group of about 50 Hudson Valley Pagans and witches assert their beliefs as a modern religion with services and holidays. Allan Patnede and Dee Coyle Anderson describe ongoing pagan practices beyond Halloween and challenge fears about witchcraft.
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Troy
N.Y
Hudson Valley
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Guyé
Bucheimer Rd
Ibmhae
Frederick City
Abela City
Prederick Bor Eing
Tentea
Steven Nordahl
Nordahl
Frederick Brewing
Samuel Adams
Allan Patnede
Dee Coyle Anderson
Dale Carnegie
Dale
Carnegies
Bran Thompson Area
Chamber OF Commerce OF
Frederick County
R L Cook & Associates, Inc
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