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Traffic solutions coming to U.S. 15 and Fort Detrick
FREDERICK, Md. — It’s been years in the making but shovels are in the ground for a project that will add a new interchange at U.S. 15 and Monocacy Boulevard. Frederick County has made the…
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Fort Detrick holds anti-terrorism awareness month
FREDERICK, Md. (AP) — Law enforcement and Army officials at Fort Detrick are working to raise awareness about terrorism threats. The Frederick News-Post (http://bit.ly/1najji5 ) reports that their efforts are part of the annual Anti-…
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Md. developer sues Army, alleging water pollution
FREDERICK, Md. (AP) — A Frederick developer is suing the Army for alleged groundwater pollution on private property next to Fort Detrick. The Frederick News-Post (http://bit.ly/1mUFJWr ) reports that Waverley View Investors LLC filed the…
5 years ago -
Fort Detrick gate closing amid budgetary concerns
Employees at Fort Detrick will have one less gate
by which to access the post starting April 1,
according to changes announced Monday.6 years ago -
Frederick to start talks on 97-acre annexation request
Frederick\’s mayor and aldermen are scheduled to
consider the second request in as many weeks to
annex land into the city.6 years ago -
Montel Williams pairs with Fort Detrick on research deal
The Army will collaborate with Montel Williams\’
company and the University of Wisconsin on a
brain-stimulation device for
people with balance and walking problems.6 years ago -
Sons in Frederick sue feds nearly 60 years after father’s death
The sons of a former Fort Detrick scientist who
fell to his death from a New York City hotel
window under mysterious circumstances are suing
the federal government, claiming their father was
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Fort Detrick to receive $100 million grant to study PTSD
The Fort Detrick-based Congressionally Directed Medical Research Programs on Friday announced $100 million in grants to fund research into the diagnosis and treatment of combat-related post-traumatic stress disorder and mild traumatic brain injury.
7 years ago -
Hundreds come out to honor wounded veterans
Michael McKnight got a little stir crazy hanging out in a hotel room near Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda So when his buddy Benjamin Williams called to invite him to Fort Detrick on Saturday, he jumped at the opportunity to spend a few hours outdoors
7 years ago -
Scout develops device to make reloading gun easier
Brian Nelle is only in seventh grade, but his ingenuity has already made a difference in the life of a wounded veteran.
7 years ago -
Report: Groundwater contamination in Area B deemed indeterminate
Exposure data used by a federal agency in its study of groundwater contamination at Fort Detrick\’s Area B was inadequate and the seepage should have been considered \”an indeterminate public-health hazard,\” the National Research Council said today
7 years ago -
Fort Detrick plans to shed pipelines
Fort Detrick is going forward with plans to decentralize its aging boiler system — most of it more than 30 years old — beginning as early as summer 2013.
7 years ago -
Fort Detrick: Watchdog group seeks state oversight of labs
A Fort Detrick watchdog group is pushing for legislation that would require private, nonprofit and academic laboratories working with potentially hazardous materials to be licensed and regulated by the state.
7 years ago -
Elevated cadmium emission at Fort Detrick reviewed
The Maryland Department of the Environment is looking into \”potential violations involving operations and procedures\” related to a municipal waste incinerator at Fort Detrick, a state spokesman said this week.
7 years ago -
Lockheed Martin gets $66 million to help move USAMRIID
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a six-year, $66 million contract to help move the U S Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases into its new lab space at Fort Detrick, the Bethesda-based security company announced Tuesday.
7 years ago
