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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1996
Page
1
The Great Frederick Fair reports a record turnout with estimates around 30 000 on Thursday and higher on Friday. Executive assistant Becky Brashear says fairgoers packed the grounds, weather and new improvements drawing crowds as gates occasionally closed to manage parking.
Families flood the Great Frederick Fair on Kid's Day with rides food and animal displays. Parents note school holidays boost attendance while kids enjoy the carousel and treats. Frederick High students demo culinary skills in the Household Building and 4-H showcases feature fashion and crafts. Crowds pack tents and exhibits as families savor free milk and activities.
Frederick County sheriff Jim Hagy announces a dedicated juvenile specialist, Detective Robert Scire, to lead delinquency programs and coordinate with the Board of Education and other agencies. He notes this is an initial step and more staff could follow if needed, signaling a rise in juvenile crime.
Brigadier General Russ Zajtchuk presides over the retirement ceremony for Colonel Joan T Zajtchuk at Fort Detrick. He notes the honor of retiring by her husband and recalls their service including a Vietnam tour and their 19th anniversary. The flag rotation visits Capitol, Key’s grave, and Fort Detrick, marking a Day observance.
MIE Properties of Baltimore sues Frederick County in Circuit Court for alleged bid favoritism in selling a 9.9 acre McKinney Industrial Park site. The county approved a 905000 bid by Miscellaneous Metals, with Bruce Reeder the lone vote for MIEs 975000 bid, claiming budget balance. The suit cites potential 107000 square foot office warehouse project and claims bias against a Baltimore firm.
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