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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 2000

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City upgrades web page with minutes and board access

Frederick aims to simplify a local government site by upgrading the city web page to include meeting minutes for departments and commissions. John Tizerer notes new design improvements let residents easily access agendas and minutes, with ongoing plans to add more texts and improve navigation.

Fredenck Daly Asaves Ruth of Reid Agg Restes Hisreo District Commission Ethics Commission Law Cab FR Fresige John Tizerer Pony Nau Louk Cus Ungerer Scott Kishimoto

Two Frederick florists to give away roses on Good Neighbor Day

Sharpe's Flowers on Motter Avenue will hand out 450 dozen roses and urge recipients to keep one and share the rest with 11 neighbors. Bloom Florist of Walkersville plans more than 90 dozen roses beginning at 9 a.m. at West Frederick Street. The program, started in Jackson, Miss., promotes neighborliness with florists nationwide joining. As of Thursday, these two Frederick County shops were the only participants.

Sharpe's Flowers, Inc Motter Avenue Robert Sharpe Bloom Florist Walkersville West Frederick Street Jackson Miss Frederick County

Hepatitis A outbreak linked to two Maryland restaurants

The St. Marys County Health Department confirmed seven hepatitis A cases tied to a single worker at the Roost Restaurant in St Marys County and the Catamaran in Calvert County. Six cases are linked to the Roost, one to the Catamaran. Investigations began after the first case on Aug 17 with concerns the worker contracted the illness in late July. Roost workers have been tested and given immunity shots. the Catamaran declined to discuss vaccination. Authorities say other precautions are being considered and a reinspection is planned.

St. Mary’s County Maryland Health Department St. Mary's County Calvert County Mary H. Novotny Calvert County Health Department Solomons Roost Barbara Har Vincent Dwayne Morgan Lexington Morgan St. Mary's Health Department St. Mary’s County Health Department St Mary’s Health Department David Rogers Mr. Rogers

Teacher found stabbed to death in Stevensville home

A fifth grade teacher, Diane Weaver, 45, was found with multiple stab wounds in an upstairs office of a Stevensville, Maryland home. Police pursued leads on Jafar Komeylian, 51, the former employer, whose car was found abandoned on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge span. Officials search bay waters for a possible body while investigations also involve health departments over a hepatitis outbreak linked to a restaurant.

Stevensville Maryland Diane Weaver Queen Anne's Komeylian Bay Bridge Maryland Department of Natural Resources Dwayne Embert Embert

Maryland ethic panel defends lawmakers amid corruption claims

Maryland lawmakers facing ethics scrutiny are urged to curb what critics call a culture of corruption. The Joint Committee on Legislative Ethics heard testimony from Lobbyist Gerard Evans as Delegate Fulton faces multiple counts, with several acquittals and a hung jury. Senators Munson Middleton and others defended ethics rules amid past cases, noting reforms since 1999 and ongoing education for all 188 legislators.

Annapolis Joint Committee On Legislative Maryland Verkeye Aya Tue Gerard E Evans Tony E Fulton Nancy R. Stocksdale R Carroll Stocksdale Fulton Donald F. Munson Washington Res Bors Thomas McLain Middleton Charles Merbers Middleton William 4. Samanta Ie

Fed panel backs off plan to scrap metro areas

A federal committee backed away from a plan to redefine urban areas as megapolis regions. It would still revise data methods from the 2000 Census while keeping smaller metro divisions. Local officials welcomed preserving identity for Lawrence, Haverhill, and New Jersey communities.

Washington Metropolitan Area Standards Review Committee New Jersey New York City Philadelphia Lawrence Haverhill Mass Boston Gaylord Burke Haverhill Merrimack

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