Yasmine Askari
Yasmine Askari previously was a reporter at the Carroll County Times, covering government and crime. Previously, she was a fellow at The Texas Observer and reported at the Enquirer Gazette in White Plains, Md. Yasmine earned a master’s degree from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and is a University of Maryland graduate.
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Three former Four Seasons Sports Complex employees say they were viewed in the facility's bathroom by the business' then-owner Gregg Newman, who was found guilty on March 1 of one count of misdemeanor visual surveillance, referred to in Maryland Judiciary Case Search as the “peeping Tom” statute. The women say the incidents haunt them to this day.
- Davis isn’t the only one to point out that the stimulus checks were a trigger for those struggling with addiction. Deputy State’s Attorney Edward Coyne said the county has also noticed a connection between the stimulus checks and overdoses.“Last spring, we noticed the spike in May of overdoses which correlated to the stimulus payments and in January there was a spike as well, which again, there was a stimulus payment,” Coyne said.
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- The decision to move forward with repairing the dam involves raising the dam, widening the spillway, and to armor the downstream end of the auxiliary spillway with concrete.
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- In a recent board meeting, county commissioners discussed the possibility of using the lake as a water source. Commissioners were told that to tap into the water supply the lake would have to temporarily be drained due to years of sedimentation and loss of water volume.
