Town deputy gets his wheels
In Emmitsburg Frederick County deputy Dave Hunter shows off a mountain bike issued for patrols The bike aims to increase mobility and community interaction while planned training and funding from local groups support the program A second deputy notes he may later join bike patrols though partner Jerry Horner supports a horse collection instead
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Emmitsburg
Dave
Frederick County
Speedy Gonzalez
Dave Hunter
Emmittsburg
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Walkersville
Clover Hall
Frederick
Dep Hunter
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CAP Leaders Push Temporary Building as Lease Debated
Facing funding gaps CAP leaders discuss using a temporary school building on airport property until a permanent home is found. They weigh demolition versus repair and demand a plan of action by October 1 while warning against taxpayer risk from unsafe conditions and insufficient accessibility.
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Funding urged to expand Section 8 vouchers amid waitlists
County holds about 400 families on Section 8 waiting lists with two to four year waits and Frederick city has roughly 127 waiting for Section 8. Officials say more vouchers would attract clients while landlords cite steady rent. critics call for better tenant training and concerns over costs and perceptions.
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du Bell
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FBI investigation sought in death of double amputee
The Phoenix NAACP calls for a federal probe into Edward Lee Mallett a 25 year old double amputee who died after a scuffle with police outside a convenience store during a stop linked to a suspected trespass description Mallett wore prosthetic legs below the knees and died of a heart attack after pepper spray and a neck hold were used by officers.
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Cuba Cuba and U S discuss prisoner releases to aid boat people
US officials reported that the Clinton administration would question Cuban authorities about claims Cuba is releasing prisoners to help boat people reach the United States from Guantanamo Bay. About 100 detainees in suspect status were noted, many convicted for minor offenses.
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Clinton
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Guantanamo Bay
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Self sufficiency program aims to move Section 8 tenants toward home ownership
Frederick city expands a self sufficiency plan for Section 8 recipients with 37 slots, six signed up. Participants may keep subsidies briefly but aim to save for a house or cover rent unaided. Some fear losing medical assistance and insurance. Ms Lee plans to buy a home while studying paralegal work, and Ms Boyer intends to relocate for better jobs. The program started in 1993, highlighting affordability barriers for families earning under 30,000 dollars per year.
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Lee
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Muliner Appeals Education Guides Through State Board
Frederick County parents opposed guides but Mr Muliner filed with Maryland State Board after local appeals were rejected. State board dismissed as he was not original appellant. He then restarted process asking Dr Gadra to bar activities. He sought help from The Rutherford Institute for legal aid.
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Rutherford Institute
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