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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 2000
Page
8
Frederick Mayor Jim Games announced a third collection day for downtown businesses in response to criticism of the two day schedule. The plan, started Aug 1, aims to keep policy flexible while reducing dumping costs. Chief Operative Rick Weldon will oversee the updated three day cycle.
Residents along Church Street object to a proposed parking-lot site conversion into a residential complex. They fear a 45 unit wall will loom over yards, block sun, and invade privacy, while some defend development as needed housing. Commission members weigh scale versus zoning rules and possible alterations.
Dr. Bartlett remains firm that criminals must be held responsible. He believes the death penalty is inappropriate punishment, a view softened by his reflective nature. Ms. Wright notes his Seventh day Adventist faith may influence his approach though she is unsure how it links to capital punishment.
Ledure blocks President Gray from making a motion while Commissioner Jan Gardner seconds and the measure passes 4-1 with Rhoderick opposing. Rhoderick objects to lacking odor standards and is told a Maryland employee is hired as the "state nose" amid discussion this morning.
A father in a stakewide incident leaves about 2000 dead as authorities report. Sach attempts to secure new jobs as lawyers become available to handle the aftermath and aid affected families.
Local residents cite heavy traffic and safety concerns as the school transportation department requires bundling children on cold days, prompting calls for buses to stop closer to home. Officials plan to discuss policies at the next Board of Education meeting while seniors prepare meals at the temporary center in Town Hall.
Fair officials report online registration for household exhibits exceeds expectations with several hundred entries. Volunteers note the system reduces paper workload, though some first timers still need help. Deadline passed Tuesday midnight. in person lines may need more attendants next year.
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