Verdict clears hospital and nurse in infant death case
Frederick Memorial Hospital and nurse Beth Suitely win a medical malpractice verdict over the 1995 death of infant Robert Shepard. Jurors found no standards of care were violated in prenatal care, with the panel reaching its decision in under an hour. Dr. Rachel Mandel was also cleared. hospital officials express relief and gratitude at the outcome.
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Indictments in Maryland Target Two Investment Firms
The Maryland Attorney General seeks action against Flowers Investment Group Inc of Hampstead and Selena Nelson of Mitchellville for selling about 28 million in unregistered securities. Nelson, una authorized to sell securities, raised up to 800000 with promised 120 percent yearly returns. A temporary receiver was appointed to control Flowers and its assets while patients allege funds funded church loans and personal brokerage accounts.
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County computer chief to retire in fall
Frederick County announces the retirement of Chief Information Officer Carl Moore after 17 years guiding the county through a computer expansion from 137 to over 7,000 systems. The timing aligns with Y2K and PeopleSoft implementations as the Interagency Information Technology Authority grows. Retirement effective September 22 with no successor named yet.
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County Commissioners Set 17 Objectives For Year
Fred enck County Commissioners outline 17 goals for fiscal year including zero based budgeting across departments and a county wide transportation plan by December. Audits will tighten controls as school construction costs ran 20 percent over budget prompting action. Officials aim to fund projects while updating zoning and design standards and exploring incentives through a new training plan.
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Alexandria man walks 600 miles to honor Washington siege tale
Jefferson F. Smith of Alexandria retraced a 600 mile journey from Shepherdstown now Fountain Rock in Virginia to Boston. He rode horse Ranger through Frederick Maryland to raise funds to preserve Gen. Robert E. Lee’s boyhood home now a Alexandria museum. The trek reenacts two Virginia militia companies answering George Washington’s 1775 call to aid besieged Boston colonists.
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Park bridge near Woodsboro set for two week use
Woodsboro officials say a new bridge in Woodsboro Regional Park should be ready in about two weeks after crews poured concrete and mounted the span. High water delayed removing mold forms, with removal hoped by Friday and mounting continuation next week.
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