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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 10, 1999

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Local man shot by police in Frederick Park chase

Frederick County man Larry Wayne Staub Jr. 23 of Thurmont was shot and killed by Officer Vaughn Harper after Staub fled a traffic stop and fired twice on officers near West All Saints Street and Mullenix Park. Staub, who used a .32 revolver, was hit by at least one Glock round and died at Frederick Memorial Hospital.

Frederick County Fleet Mullenix Park Frederick Larry Wayne Staub Jr Putman Road Thurmont Vaughn Harper West All Saints Street Staub Tom Chase Harper Chase Frederick Memorial Hospital An Dewese Beat St Street Cpl Dewese All Saints Street Mullenix Alley Patrick Grossman Mr. Staub

HDC approves addition on All Saints Street project

The Historic District Commission okayed Brian Kruze’s plan to add wood porches on two levels a rear patio and a six foot rush board fence at 163 West All Saints Street Lessors said the couple has faced delays since a nonconforming addition and a nearby house collapse prompted scrutiny City officials pledged to resolve code issues so the Kruzes can move back in within weeks The decision followed a workshop debate chaired by Mayor Jim Grimes and commission concerns over prior construction practices

West All Saints Street Historic District Commission Brian Kruze W. All Saints St Kruse South End HDC Kruses Frederick Jim Grimes Rick Weldon Heather Smith Historic Commission Dan Lawton The

Merchants Press Parking Demand at Vacant Tesoro Lot

Downtown business owners protest being ticketed and towed for parking at the Tesoro site 331 North Market Street. They say city indifference hurts foot traffic and finances as leases near end. Paula Ingram of Paula's Treasures voices frustration over taxes and district stigma.

Tesoro N. Market St Third Street Paula Ingram Paula

Father confesses to shooting children in Cambridge case

Richard Wayne Spicknall I confessed to shooting his two children in their car seats after taking them to the beach. The 2 year old died, the 3 year old was critically injured. he told police he bought a 9mm pistol in College Park and initially blamed a hitchhiker over the Eastern Shore delay.

Cambridge, Md Richard Wayne Spicknall I Spickwall About & Am College Park Spicknall Ocean City Maryland

Trucker Seeks View of Road Dangers From Top Official

Dawn Nichol, a 31 year old Gaithersburg trucker, invited Maryland Transportation Secretary John Porcari for a ride in her 18 wheeler to illustrate dangerous driver behavior on state highways. The governor’s office approved the ride along from Frederick to reveal truck blind spots and long braking distances faced by professional drivers.

Frederick Maryland John Porcari Dawn Nichol Gaithersburg Parris Glendening Porcan Porcani Maryland Department of Transportation John LD. Porcari

Ellicott City Democrat McGuffin files for 6th District seat

Anthony McGuffin 46 of Ellicott City becomes the first to file for the 6th District congressional race. A Howard County teacher and first time candidate, he criticizes current dialogue in Congress and seeks to alter the tone, while incumbent Dr Bartlett remains a GOP figure with far right positions.

Anthony McGuffin Ellicott City Serere Congress Oscoe Bartlett McGuffin Howard County Sta Bartlett Hin Nkes

Portiona of The Frederict New Pow daily update

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a daily item named Portiona of The Frederict New Pow with unclear context. The text references daily timing and an age note, but missing concrete action, date, or participants to specify a full event or outcome.

Kemptown Parents Report Enrollment Boom at Elementary

A local parent survey in Kemptown finds large homes around Kemptown Elementary yield about 0.89 elementary students per household, far above county averages. Frederick County Public Schools confirmed enrollment rose to 644 students, up 73 from last year, with 54 new students this year and 64 percent of homes enumerated. survey continues at month end.

Kemptown Frederick County Kemptown Elementary Melissa Kesner Kesner

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