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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 25, 1997

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Vandalism convicts target on Middletown family home

Linda and Gary Glover faced graffiti and threats after a January incident at their Monocacy Middle School teacher home. The vandalism spread to mailboxes and police cars, drawing multiple harassing calls. The couple and others in the area were affected as the teens were convicted last week of vandalism and telephone harassment in court.

Middletown Linda Glover Gary Monocacy Middle School Rob Glover Glover Glovers

Ohr Wins Outstanding Young Marylander

Erica Ohr, 28, was named Outstanding Young Marylander by the Frederick Jaycees for her local volunteer work with Advocates for Homeless Families. She coordinates events, newsletters, and reports, tutors with Big Brothers Big Sisters, and chairs the marketing committee for Way Station.

Bill Green Erica Ohr Center The Frederick Jaycees John Grove April Bartel Jaycees Ms. Ohr Barranca & Associates New York City Big Brothers Big Sisters Way Station Frederick Ohr OYM Kim Burdette Bowl For Kids’ Sake Gymathon Todd Offutt U.S. Coast Guard U.S. Naval War College Washington, D.C Louisiana Coast Guard Maryland Department of Natural Resources Save Our Streams Foundation Lt. Offutt

MARC extension to Frederick OK'd by state board

Annapolis The Board of Public Works approved a four year MARC operating agreement paving the way for a 13.5 mile expansion to Frederick. The deal ends two years of talks with CSX which opposed commuter rail. About 1,600 riders are expected on three Frederick morning trains and three evening trains by 2005. Gov Glendening praised the plan noting fewer cars and safer trips for commuters.

Annapolis Board of Public Works Maryland Commuter Rail MARC Frederick CSX Frederick City Frederick County Parris Glendening Louis Goldstein Richard Dixon

Residents seek relief as church noise prompts action

Neighbors on East Fourth Street protest loud music from Sanctuary Progressive Community Church at 204 E Fourth St. City officials report no ordinance violations after noise tests. At a Wednesday mayor and aldermen workshop, Mayor Jim Grimes proposed the police community services department gather soundproofing materials and recruit volunteers to aid the church.

East Fourth Street Progressive Community Church E. Fourth St Paul Campbell Jim Grimes Police Community Services Department

Outbreak of scabies hits regional bank HQ infecting dozens

Health officials report a scabies outbreak at a regional bank headquarters in Westview Corporate Campus. At least 35 confirmed cases among about 1,000 employees with potential spread to many more. Exposure occurred across offices as workers share desks and computers while authorities seek all exposed and advise treatment and exclusion from school or daycare for 24 hours after treatment.

A ‘T Bank Frederick County James Bowes Chevy Chase Bank Presidents Court Westview Bowes Health Department Chevy Chase

Peterson urges IRS reform amid Senate criticism

Hood College president Shirley Peterson says some senators unfairly beat on the IRS and calls for tax simplification and updated computer systems. She notes the agency’s quotas were outlawed in 1988 and defends IRS workers as dedicated public servants amid a six month Senate Finance Committee inquiry into the agency.

Internal Revenue Service Hood College Shirley Peterson IRS Congress Senate Finance Committee Sen William V. Roth Jr R-Del Associated Press Peterson George Bush Tax Division The Justice Depart Ment

County OKs mixed use zoning site near WalMart

Frederick County Commissioners approved mixed use zoning for 71 acres adjacent to Wal-Mart off Md. 85, part of the Lee Farm tract owned by the Peterson Co. Kohl’s Best Buy and The Home Store plan to build, with a hotel and large bookstore possible. Commercial space capped at 29 acres. conditions placed on the approval.

Frederick County Best Buy Kohl's Wal-Mart MD. 85 I-70 New Design Road Lee Farm Peterson Co H/P Cos Fairfax. Va Kohl

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