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Disagreement Continues Between Frederick County Executive Gardner and Councilman Delauter Over Local Trash Company Landfill Access
FREDERICK, Md. During a recent interview with Bob Miller on the Morning News Express, the disagreement between Frederick County Councilman Kirby Delauter, county staff and County Executive Jan Gardner took another step in the direction of a potential lawsuit. Delauter has suggested that J and J Trash company is being denied landfill access and wants…
County Charter Government Authors Looking Back at Changes Made Since Inception
FREDERICK, Md. (RAD) During a recent interview with the Morning News Express, Rocky Mackintosh, one of the original authors of our current county Charter Government Document, described his impressions now that the new form of government has been running since it’s implementation two years ago. He was expecting numerous changes because what was developed by…
Larnell Lyles Trial Began On Monday
He’s charged with the murder of Brandon Brown.
Three Charged With Assault, Robbery
Police say a handgun & pepper spray were used.
Woman Charged With Arson
Fire investigators say she tried to burn down her Hagerstown home.
Suspicious Package Closes Hagerstown Streets
Fire officials say its contents were harmless.
Rt. 85 At Railroad Crossing In Buckeystown To Close This Weekend
CSX says it needs to repair the crossing.
Germantown Man Drowns In Lake Linganore Friday Afternoon
Authorities say he became fatigued while swimming in the Lake.
Two Arrested For Robbing Union Bridge Liquor Store
Non one was hurt in the holdup.
Large Number Of People March In Frederick To Protest Police Shootings
There was no violence.
Court: Adults who host underage drinking party can be liable
By: Associated Press ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) – Maryland’s top court has ruled that adults who host underage drinking parties can be held civilly liable for injuries caused by a drunk guest. The Court of Appeals ruled unanimously Tuesday in two lawsuits brought by victims of drunken driving incidents brought against adults who hosted parties that…
Officer charged in prisoner death decides against jury trial
By: Associated Press BALTIMORE (AP) – There will be no trial by jury for the highest-ranking Baltimore police officer charged in the death of a young black man whose neck was broken inside a police van. Lt. Brian Rice has chosen to be tried instead by a judge, the same one who acquitted two fellow…