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Residents want a cleaner Oldtown

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Written by Cumberland Times-News   
Sunday, September 13, 2009

Kevin Spradlin

OLDTOWN — Bretta Reinhard chalks it up to personal preference.

The Allegany County public information officer sat in on an interview with code enforcement officers Jerry Michael and Pattie Talley on Friday to discuss an Oldtown neighborhood.

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ATV Driven Off the Beaten Path Damages Property Gate

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Written by The Bay Net   
Friday, April 10, 2009

On April 4, at 5:13 p.m., TFC M. Koock responded to the 26000 block of Baptist Church Road in Mechanicsville for the reported malicious destruction of property to a metal gate.

Upon arrival, contact was made with the male complainant, 68 of Mechanicsville, who advised unknown suspect(s) drove an ATV through the gate causing damage to the gate.

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Vandals destroy Hunting Area

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Written by Cumberland Times-News   
Friday, October 31, 2008

Michael A. Sawyers

CUMBERLAND — From the elevated deer hunting stand where Fred McMillan hunted on Collier Mountain you could see magnificent views of Western Maryland and West Virginia, even the power plant at Mount Storm on a clear day.

And, according to McMillan, it was a great place to see deer, including some nice bucks.

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ATV Tragedy

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Written by The Frederick News-Post   
Friday, October 17, 2008
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission released the most recent nationwide statistics in February. They were from 2006 and reported 555 deaths for the year from ATV accidents, 20 percent of whom were children under 16. Fifty of those had not reached their 12th birthdays.

But the numbers are moveable feasts.

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Kullen sponsors ATV helmet bill

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Written by Southern Maryland News   
Wednesday, February 07, 2007

Alan Brody

ANNAPOLIS — Hoping to reduce a leading cause of child head trauma injuries, state lawmakers are pushing to require children under the age of 16 to wear helmets when riding all-terrain vehicles.

‘‘ATV’s are just an accident waiting to happen and considering an out-and-out ban on ATV’s is not practical, a helmet law is more palatable,” said Del. Sue Kullen, the bill’s lead House sponsor.

The legislation came at the request of Children’s National Medical Center in Washington, D.C.

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State by State Momentum

Community Voices

“It’s frustrating having a hunt ruined by people riding ATVs where off-road vehicle use is prohibited. Many ATVs look the same so there’s no way to identify violators when reporting the incident to law enforcement. There should be a requirement that off-road vehicles used on public lands have license plates or large decals. Any ATV user who follows the law and land management directives on where they can and can not use these machines should have no objection to this type of identification.”

- Holly Endersby, hunter from western Idaho