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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1999
Page
10
An exhausted great horned owl was found on Bill Moxley Road near Mount Airy on a Monday. The animal was taken to Airpark Animal Hospital in Westminster where Dr. Nicholas Herrick and staff are feeding and caring for it after diagnosing severe malnutrition.
Rainfall from the continuing flood emergency worsens conditions in Wayne County and near Goldsboro. National Guardsmen evacuate Walnut Creek residents and stack sandbags as Lake Wackena dam spillway washout raises new isolation fears. Floyd damages and recovery efforts dominate regional concerns, with aid reaching $3.8 million and extensive housing losses.
Mullinix details a study on histone districts proximity to parking needs property acquisition and demolition requirements and mixed use development. It notes a parking structure is feasible on most properties but questions the political cultural and economic costs. The report cites space losses from courthouse expansion and a planned six story office retail building.
Students at Mount St Marys College in Emmitsburg Md form a seven room theme house to study local history. They aim to map the cemetery graves of William Elder and Anne Wheeler Elder, preserve the site, and seek inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places. Donations can be sent to College Archives.
Trooper Hoffan notes ex parte orders amid rising protests. Frederick County establishes a state law to form a county commission with Madelyn Blair citing stability and credibility for women in the county. The commission plans public forums on domestic violence civil rights and child care while a new law guarantees workers compensation to volunteer police and deputies.
The chamber urges moving to a charter government and supports equal pay for elected and appointed school board members as county shifts to an elected board. It does not oppose a hotel motel tax but wants more details and revenue for a regional tourism center. The group favors broad based taxes like property taxes and plans to review the legislative package at the Oct 5 Winchester Hall meeting.
Ms Fargo and Miss Lim describe an inclusive Frederick High culture that emphasizes character building and open communication. Posters remind students where to seek help, and the Peer Mediation Program helps resolve differences before suspension. They value the Maryland Public Television feature recognizing the school's positive work.
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