Volunteer Fireman Sentenced for Arson in Frederick County
Dennis J. Buckman, 20, of Mt. Williams Road, pleaded guilty to three arson counts for burning a cabin a barn and a wooded area off Route 619. He received eight and a half years in prison suspended, 12 months in jail, and 10 years probation. Buckman testified fires were used to avoid work, while authorities and family described him as shy and well behaved otherwise. Gordon Brent McBride also sentenced for two counts of breaking and entering Ellis Grocery Store in Stephenson, with 16 months in jail, 150 dollar fine, and probation.
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Star
Frederick County
Mountain Falls
Dennis J. Buckman
Mt. Williams Road
Rt. 619
Gordon Brent McBride
Ellis
Stephenson
McBride
Waltz
Frederick Supervisors Postpone Key Actions on County Issues
Frederick County Supervisors tabled major items last night due to the absence of two members. They approved 19500 for a water line to Amoco Foam near I 81 and Rt 11, with expected county tax revenue of about 141775. planning and zoning items and creek pollution measures were deferred until future meetings.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Planning Commission
Raymond Fish
Kenneth Stiles
Amoco Foam Products
I-81
Rt. 11
The
Frederick County Taxpayers Association
J. C. Renalds
CETA
Department of Public Works
Potter Associates
Harold McMullen
Opequon Creeks
Roger Koontz
Koontz
Clarke County Supervisors Faces Harsh Reelection Battles
Clarke County voters confront tight races for Greenway Chapel Battletown and Longmarsh posts. Incumbents McIntire Hummer Jackson Watson face challengers Dunning Young Moore. Election day November 6.
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Star
Clarke County
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Greenway
Chapel
P. T. McIntire
Robert Hummer
Battletown
Eustace Jackson
Raleigh Watson
McIntire
A.R. Dunning
Dunning
McIintire
Berryville
Robert Young Jr
Young
Hummer
William Moore
Moore
BAR Approves South End Demolition Request
The Baltimore Architectural Review approved demolishing a log house at 606 Braddock Street after debate over fire company needs versus preservation. An approved 8000 square foot addition would add four truck bays and a community hall, boosting revenue for the South End Fire Company though Preservation of Historic Winchester Inc remained largely silent.
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Star
South End Fire Company
Braddock St
City’s of
Architectural Review
BAR
South End
Richard Comer
Comer
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Robert K. Woltz
Ruckman
Alex Corporation
Alex
James Stewart
Energy Seminar
Distributive Education Service
Winchester
Frederick
Handley Library
Nelson Robinson
Shenandoah Gas Company
Jack Ambrose
Potomac Edison
Bill Chapman
Julian Buncutter
Distributive Education Department
Buckman
Commonwealth
Lawrence Ambrogi
Ambrogi
Stewart
Woltz
Fox
Larry Sullivar
Frederick Supervisors
Sylvia V. Long
Public Works Office
Clarke
By Jason Perry
Millwood
Watson
Jackson
Jack Hardesty
Longmarsh
By Joe Bageant
Preservation of Historic Winchester Inc
Katherine Rockwood
P Commission
Rouss City Hall
Phey
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