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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1999

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4

Frederick County eyes updated impact fee study

A new consultant study will expand the 1992 Tischler & Associates impact fee analysis to include education and public safety, transportation, parks, and other services. The current $4,120 per single family home could rise to a new maximum by March, with hearings planned in March and April and an ordinance adoption expected in May.

Frederick County Tischler & Associates Tischler James Shaw Tixchler Ve Mes Jan Gardner

AT&T seeks Burkittsville OK for new repeater barn

Frederick County commissioners require AT&T to win Burkittsville community approval before permits. The 7,350 to 7,850 square foot station near Catholic Church Road will replace a smaller Shafer farm building to upgrade equipment for Marriott International and public needs. Residents worry it will spoil rural character. a Sept. 23 reconsideration is set.

At&t Burkittsville Frederick County Shafer Catholic Church Road Marriott International Jan Gardner Bnan Duncan Washington Marriott Frederick Duncan

New Jersey man admits slip and fall scams

Ernest Woodson a 52 year old Vineland resident pleaded guilty to staging slip and fall incidents that earned insurers more than 39500 over nine months. He admitted faking medical bills and reports and agreed to repay 9526 with a possible one year jail term at sentencing October 15.

New Jersey Vineland Ernest Woodson Tme Virgina Maryland Woodson Edward Neafsey Neafsey Attorney General’s Office Cumberland County Superior Court Neafsey

Gun store Realco linked to crimes probed in Maryland

Maryland State Police probe targets Realco Guns Inc of Forestville as a major source of guns used in crimes. Lt. Jack Simpson says investigators are examining Realco's business dealings. The Washington Post cited ATF data showing Realco supplied 493 guns used in crimes from 1996 to 1998, making it a regional primary source.

Forestville Maryland Washington Post Realco Guns Inc Jack Simpson Realco the Post Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Washington, D.C Greg del Real

County to buy temporary water line to Walkersville

Frederick County Commissioners approve purchasing the above ground temporary water line linking Frederick city and Walkersville after renting it since June 26. The 5,000 foot line costs 60,000 with 21,000 already paid to be applied to the purchase. Walkersville plans to use it at least until October when a new water system is expected online after a June 18 sewer spill. The line may be reused later if needed.

Frederick County Frederick City Walkersville Main Line Services, Inc Frederick City Water Michael Haifley Michael Marschner Maryland Department of the Environment

COPS grant funds new in school deputies in Maryland

A federal grant of more than 1.3 million will let Frederick County Sheriff's Office hire 11 deputies to work in schools for three years. The COPS in Schools program aims to deter school violence by placing officers on campus to teach prevention, mediate conflicts, and foster trust in law enforcement among students. Senators Sarbanes and Mikulski cited safety gains and a safer learning environment for Maryland youth.

Frederick County Trails Inc Westview Ballenger Creek Park Maryland Greenways Commission Frederick County Sheriff's Office Sens Paul Sarbanes Barbara A Mikulski U.S. Department of Justice Sarhanes Department of Justice Maryland

Grimm's Site Wins HDC Nod for Demolition at 1265 Carroll St

Historic District Commission unanimously approved the 1909 building demolition with conditions to document the structure and salvage reusable components. The city will use the site for parking under a sale agreement involving the nearby William Donald Schaefer office building, with Construction Trade Services of Damascus set to raze the site this weekend after bid considerations and an escrow for possible remediation.

Grimm's Automevation Carroll St Historic District Commission William Donald Schaefer HDC Construction Trade Services of Damascus Stan Aldridge Carnegie Express Baltimore Aldridge Robin Zick

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