YMCA to close ends Brunswick railroaders home era
Brunswick plans to close the YMCA on Souder Road ending a facility that has served railroad workers since 1907. Executive director Glenn R. Moler said a formal date is not set, with October or November or after year’s start possible. The single-story brick building includes 60 rooms a restaurant and a chapel and has hosted 25 to 30 railroaders daily on long layovers. 35 workers face job loss.
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Two Men Arrested on Drug Charges in Frederick
Frederick city police arrested two men on Wednesday night in a crack cocaine case. Elmer H. Smallwood Jr. 28 of West South Street Frederick faced charges of distribution possession and possession with intent to distribute crack cocaine plus drug paraphernalia. Bruce Parrish 25 of Libertytown was charged with possessing two rocks of crack after allegedly buying from Smallwood at John Hanson Apartments on North Bentz Street.
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Libertytown
Teacher groups triplet twins in same class astonishes school
Mrs. Straw learned in July that all three sets of twins were placed in the same class, a move she says has not happened before. She tries to remain impartial, noting students are on similar academic levels and that parents have sent well wishes.
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County officials seek to settle over waste facility dispute
Commissioner Gray defends original stance that Free State proposal failed solid waste plan while acknowledging talks to avoid suit. He notes a July letter to MDE did not claim compliance and cites revisiting three recycling sites. Yingling and others insist on integrity of settlement amid looming potential lawsuit from Free State.
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Whittaker Bioproducts to spin off as Biowhittaker Inc
Whittaker Bioproducts based in Walkersville, with about 400 employees, will become Biowhittaker Inc. after a planned separation from Whittaker Corp. The deal includes six acquisitions since 1985, stock swap details, and anticipated NYSE listing after SEC approval in about 30 days. Biowhittaker will operate two foreign locations in France and the United Kingdom and report about $55 million in annual sales.
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Two Frederick County Homes Break-Ins Reported
Frederick County Sheriff's Office investigates two unrelated break ins. At Monocacy Bottom Road a 5:30 p.m. Wednesday report cites a 3,500 dollar loss including four rifles two shotguns a handgun television VCR and jewelry after a forced front window entry. At Picea Court a 11:20 p.m. Wednesday break in lists 1,370 dollars in losses including two handguns a portable phone unit an answering machine and a television set with a garage door entry. Both homes were empty.
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County raid targets illegal gambling and tax offenses
Sheriff Harbaugh reports undercover raids on bars and establishments since January yielding thousands of dollars and records. No arrests yet as evidence is prepared for a grand jury within two months, with collaboration from the state's attorney, Maryland State Police, and IRS. Evidence includes budget ledgers and gambling jargon. machines overflow the evidence room.
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Quinn Road
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Fort Detrick to Build New Commissary at Fort Detrick
Fort Detrick will construct a 20,000 square foot commissary in Building 1520 on Porter Street. Construction by Morgan Keller Inc. starts Monday and is to cost about 14 million dollars with expected completion mid April. The facility aids 850 military personnel and about 5,000 retirees in a three state area seeking cheaper food and one stop shopping.
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Eileen Mitchell
Frederick
Porter Street
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Morgan- Keller Inc
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