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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1999
Page
3
The Frederik News-Post weather summary notes Wednesday reached isl by dpm with a low of 58 at 3am. The date record high was 100 degrees in 155 and the low 11n. Today will be sunny with highs 73 to 86 and light winds. Tonight remains hot with lows around 70. Friday calls for sunny skies and highs near 80.
Fragmentary fire log notes list names and fragments such as places and times but are garbled. The legible items include mentions of locations like Ararat and various unclear terms, leaving most details indiscernible. The overall content resembles a miscellaneous log with no coherent incident or outcome.
A garbled notification about a lottery drawing causes confusion among participants. Names and numbers are unreadable, and the excerpt offers no clear outcome or dates, leaving entrants unsure who won or how to claim prizes. The fragment hints at multiple contenders but provides no verifiable details.
Harold N. Martin Jr., charged with 40 counts of working without licenses and failing to complete contracts, was allowed to post 10 percent of a $15,000 bail but remained jailed. He claimed to perform minor repairs to raise funeral funds for his brother and denied intent to defraud, while prosecutors noted prior similar convictions and alleged shoddy work.
Gregory Hull and Ryan Green, both 20, were arrested in Montgomery Village for a dawn spree. Each faces two counts of first degree assault, two counts of reckless endangerment, two counts of use of a deadly weapon with intent to injure, and 31 counts of destruction of property. They are jailed on 50,000 bond.
Frederick County tonight Mostly cloudy east clear and cool with lows around 60s Friday brings variable clouds breezy southeast with highs 75 to 85 Friday night partly cloudy lows around 60s Saturday partly sunny highs near 80s Sunday Monday mostly sunny with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s Maryland Beaches tonight mostly cloudy and breezy with a 40 percent rain chance lows 63 to 70 northeast winds 15 to 20 mph Friday variable clouds breezy highs mid 70s Friday night partly cloudy with lows upper 80s Saturday to Monday partly cloudy with lows mid to upper 60s and highs tower to mid 80s
An Aug 31 article incorrectly identified the party responsible for Ridgeville Boulevard improvements at the Ridgeville shopping center site. The correct entity is The State Highway Administration which approved the roadwork under the Ridgeville Boulevard project by Rappaport Companies.
The City of Frederick did not approve back bonds for new apartments in the Taskers Chance Planned Neighborhood Development as reported in the Sept 1 edition. The item was tabled for a later discussion.
The Frederick Police Department Community Services Division wrapped a crackdown targeting nuisance crime in downtown with 78 municipal infractions including public urination and open alcohol, 18 motor vehicle citations, and 14 criminal arrests. A search on Aug 27 at 100 block of Pennsylvania Ave led to six arrests for possession with intent to distribute crack cocaine, 15 grams seized and over $3,500 cash recovered with Special Response Team assistance.
Two Frederick County juveniles were arrested after noon on drug charges following a speed stop on Hayward Road. A 1996 Honda was clocked at 44 mph in a 25 mph zone by Trooper Chris Hyser. Seized were marijuana traces, a burnt blunt, and a stolen phone.
The trial of Gov Parris Glendening's son Raymond Glendening on drunken driving charges was postponed until December. Court officials said the 18 year old, arrested in June for DUI, remains charged with driving while intoxicated and driving under the influence as he attends school in West Virginia.
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