Lawsuit targets Phoenix Properties directors in PUD case
A Frederick suit names Slagie and four others allied with Phoenix Properties over alleged breach of obligation and self serving actions. The complaint accuses Hermes Gorman Russell and Bache of using votes and contracts to secure majority control and push water sewer operations for Phoenix gain. It seeks injunctions and $509000 in punitive damages per defendant along with claims of misused wells pools and club memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slagie
Basswood Road
Frederick
Ms. Lee
Lock Haven Court
Namsville
McKinley
Ionald D. Hermes
Donald E. Gorth
Mount Abio Road
Fayetteville
Ronald D. Henry
Joiees Lane
William W. Russell Jr
Old Stonehouse Road
Mount Airy
Terrence Bache
Maplewood Drive
Hit Indivalumis Neuded Fuols
Hermes
Phoenix Properties
Association
Phoenix
Gorman
LLA
Russell
Fencepost Realty
PUD
Bache
Gortian
Henry
LLAPD
Eaglehead County Club
Frederick County
Nanual
LLAPO
Neighbors Press City Over Truck Noise and Abuses
Mrs Pearl and neighbors fault city for inaction on loud truck traffic and nuisance. They accuse officials and absentee landlords of neglect while vowing greater political activism and seeking more police foot patrols and stricter controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Richard J. Ashtom
Moratorium on sludge land-spreading may hit towns hard
Frederick County municipalities face costs to haul sludge to landfills or incinerators if a proposed statewide moratorium on land spreading is adopted. The plan targets sludge dumped on fields and cites contamination from Cecil County derived sludge as a trigger for tighter rules. Officials say funding depends on town contracts, with impact spreading to suburban areas like Prince George's County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Cecil County
Maryland
County Public Works Division
Lawrence W. Johnson
Ansapolis
Legislative Review Committee
Johnson
Back River
Baltimore County
Sullinaon
General Assembly
Prince George's County
Striking electrical workers press for $1 raise
Local 133 International Union of Electrical Workers AFL CIO members have extended a 15th day of job action at the plant over a $1 pay hike. Talks offered a dime. a tentative meeting is set for 11 a.m. Wednesday after Labor Day, as strikers continue 24 hour plant line protests with many drivers turning around in response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewett
International Union of Electrical Workers
AFL/CIO
County board reviews 15 farms for easements report soon
The Frederick County ag preservation board is evaluating fifteen farms for conservation easements. A final recommendation to county commissioners is expected next week, with state approval pending. Total funding this year runs around 800000 dollars, with six to eight farms potentially approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Ag Preservation Board
Denis
Riser Bivibes Tac
Gaz Bouse Pike
Jahn
Pauline Harshman
Brethren Church Road
Witmer
Rath Keller
Bible Road
Donald
Greta Hutter
Holter Road
Benjamin Lee Bird
Anne W. Mayfield
Mountville
Lander Roads
Frederick County Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Mark Friis
County Planning Commission
Friis
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Sierra
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Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
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Sabillooeville
Wimchester ST
Uniteds, Juniors and Citizens Truck Co
Carrollton Drive
Uniteds
Market Street
Citizens
County New Market Middle School
Dulomate
New Market
Urbana
Libertytown
Juve & Greenalley Acad
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Libertytown Vfc
Baltimore City
Washington, D.C
Prince George's
Montgomery
the News
Dechy
Tiny Teacings
Dallas
Lois Lamb
South Dallas
Dallas Independent
Mrs. Lamb
Martin Guillory
SES’ Sportswear
Cal
Dren's
Lars
Jordache
Decorite
Jonas
Jumpauity
Hammer-Pac. Inc
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Everly's
Frederick Towne Mall
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