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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 2000
Page
8
Weinberg Theater director cites rising costs and tighter run schedules as key pressures for the community group. The venue aims to maintain services while trimming production expenditures and adjusting to shorter runs, with concerns about attracting audiences and keeping programming steady for the next season.
Vic Harris, defense attorney, calls Smith a danger to society based on past conversations. Smith’s new lawyer Eric Schatfer argues he has shown good behavior in prison with no recent violence and multiple commendations. The court weighs an appeal for a new trial as Smith nears mandatory parole eligibility after years of incarceration.
Aldermen plan to reduce city subsidies for the Weinberg Theater by shifting toward independent financing and higher fees. A $350,000 fund support this year aims to spur self sufficiency, with a shortened winter schedule and added rentals to back Weinberg programs. Officials expect three to five years to reach a lower city dollar footprint while keeping community theater vital.
At a Tuesday work session, commissioners proposed changes to water and sewer regulations, including repealing a provision that allowed connections for religious sites on a 100 acre mosque land parcel on New Design Road. The plan also reclassifies the site as no planned service and clarifies rules for agriculture properties. The changes move to the county Planning Commission with a decision possible in January, while Monocacy Valley Church also seeks a site on Md 144 and one proposal would benefit the mosque through regulatory edits amid debate over equal treatment of religious sites.
Gallagher argues for remedial math and notes parents may pay twice if courses stay deficient. He urges emphasis on founding principles, suggests a course on The Federalist Papers, and believes Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations would aid understanding of capitalism. He also supports starting language study earlier for younger students.
In Montgomery County Maryland a police officer wounded a man suspected in an earlier shooting after the suspect stepped from a red Chevrolet Cavalier with a gun. The shooter, a 12 year veteran, is on administrative leave. Investigators questioned the car occupants. their names will be released when charged. The 18 year old victim from the earlier shooting was taken to a trauma center.
Middletown eyeing a parkway to ease Md. 17 U.S. 40A bottlenecks from Boonsboro to the south and west. The project would run in three segments, with annexed land helping fund two lanes. State approval hinges on not appearing as a bypass, a concern cited by officials. County and town budgets propose roughly $6 million in state support, with local and county contributions totaling about $381,000 so far. Local officials warn the road’s designation as parkway could complicate state funding and impact Middletown’s growth plans.
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