The former manager of Frederick’s Clustered Spires Golf Club is asking the judge who tossed his multimillion-dollar lawsuit against the city to reopen the case.
A Frederick County court has dismissed the multimillion-dollar defamation lawsuit brought against the city of Frederick by a former golf course manager.
Former Clustered Spires Golf Club manager Donald Frost will have to wait to hear whether his multimillion-dollar lawsuit against the city, Alderwoman Donna Kuzemchak and others will proceed.
A public crusade to demonize and destroy Don Frost began in 2007. Eight years later, in May 2015, the crusade succeeded. Frost, the former general manager and PGA golf professional at city-owned Clustered Spires Golf Course, was fired after public allegations of theft were levied against him…
The former Clustered Spires golf course manager who was cleared of theft charges is firing back at his accusers with a defamation suit.
The Frederick Board of Aldermen learned recently that the Clustered Spires Golf Club is still not making money, but memberships and usage are up and finances are breaking even.
The former manager of Clustered Spires in Frederick was cleared of charges that he stole from the city-owned golf course.
A theft charge against Don Frost related to his selling of used golf balls collected at the city of Frederick’s Clustered Spires Golf Club was dropped Friday, the fifth day of his trial in Frederick County Circuit Court.
The latest testimony in the Clustered Spires theft scheme trial brought to light how city officials became aware of suspected financial wrongdoing at the golf course.
A city of Frederick accountant who helped inventory the Clustered Spires Golf Course rejected theft claims against its former manager as a “witch hunt,” according to testimony Wednesday.
Unlike everything else sold at the city-run Clustered Spires Golf Course pro shop, the sale of golf grips was handled differently.
Prosecutors on Monday outlined their case against a former golf course manager accused of stealing from the city of Frederick, but his attorneys argued that people unhappy with his management made false accusations.
A former golf instructor accused of stealing from the city of Frederick received unemployment benefits after leaving the Clustered Spires Golf Club, according to testimony from the city’s manager of human resources.
The city-owned Clustered Spires Golf Club is back on track after a turbulent year that saw two investigations, one by the city and one by the Frederick Police Department, accusations of theft and mismanagement that resulted in felony criminal charges against the club’s former golf pro, and t…
The dark shadow cast by an investigation of Clustered Spires Golf Club has started to lift.
The fallout from evidence of possible theft and financial mismanagement at Clustered Spires Golf Club has led to more questions than answers.
The head of Frederick’s parks and recreation department has been let go after 22 years as a city employee.
Police believe a former golf professional at the city-owned Clustered Spires golf course pocketed more than $14,000 stashed in a cigar box near the pro shop cash register and entered into his own contract to be paid for several thousand golf balls retrieved from the course and resold by an o…
The city of Frederick’s deputy director of parks and recreation, Roelkey Myers, has been placed on temporary, paid leave.
I wonder why city recreation officials sometimes lose sight of their basic goal, which is to provide publicly accessible locations for recreation and entertainment, using our tax dollars. Somehow, the Frederick Board of Aldermen has lost sight of this goal when dealing with the Clustered Spi…
A new appraisal of the city-owned Clustered Spires Golf Club estimates the property’s market value at $1.81 million to $2.1 million.
The owner of two public golf courses in Frederick County has made an offer to buy the city-owned Clustered Spires Golf Club.
Frederick aldermen approved a new policy on recreation discounts for city employees by a vote of 3-1 Thursday.
PGA golf professional Donald Frost has resigned from his position as club manager of the city-owned Clustered Spires Golf Club.
Members of the Board of Aldermen called for a more detailed accounting system Wednesday of any waivers or greens fee reductions applied at the city-owned Clustered Spires Golf Club.
The city of Frederick’s golf club manager has spent thousands of city dollars advertising his private clinics and camps at the golf course, but the city has not been reimbursed for all of the costs and does not make any money from the events.
A PGA golf professional familiar with how the city of Frederick’s golf course has been managed through the years says it exceeds industry standards.
The city of Frederick and the Frederick Police Department have opened investigations into possible employee theft and mismanagement at the city-owned Clustered Spires Golf Club and Course.
Old farm buildings on the Clustered Spires Golf Course will not be protected from demolition.
Frederick Mayor Randy McClement and a few aldermen say the city's rules for which buildings outside the Frederick Town Historic District are considered for historic preservation may be too broad.
The majority of the city of Frederick's Board of Aldermen think the city should sell the Clustered Spires Golf Club.
The former manager of Frederick’s Clustered Spires Golf Club is asking the judge who tossed his multimillion-dollar lawsuit against the city to reopen the case.
A Frederick County court has dismissed the multimillion-dollar defamation lawsuit brought against the city of Frederick by a former golf course manager.
Former Clustered Spires Golf Club manager Donald Frost will have to wait to hear whether his multimillion-dollar lawsuit against the city, Alderwoman Donna Kuzemchak and others will proceed.
A public crusade to demonize and destroy Don Frost began in 2007. Eight years later, in May 2015, the crusade succeeded. Frost, the former general manager and PGA golf professional at city-owned Clustered Spires Golf Course, was fired after public allegations of theft were levied against him…
The former Clustered Spires golf course manager who was cleared of theft charges is firing back at his accusers with a defamation suit.
The Frederick Board of Aldermen learned recently that the Clustered Spires Golf Club is still not making money, but memberships and usage are up and finances are breaking even.
The former manager of Clustered Spires in Frederick was cleared of charges that he stole from the city-owned golf course.
A theft charge against Don Frost related to his selling of used golf balls collected at the city of Frederick’s Clustered Spires Golf Club was dropped Friday, the fifth day of his trial in Frederick County Circuit Court.
The latest testimony in the Clustered Spires theft scheme trial brought to light how city officials became aware of suspected financial wrongdoing at the golf course.
A city of Frederick accountant who helped inventory the Clustered Spires Golf Course rejected theft claims against its former manager as a “witch hunt,” according to testimony Wednesday.
Unlike everything else sold at the city-run Clustered Spires Golf Course pro shop, the sale of golf grips was handled differently.
Prosecutors on Monday outlined their case against a former golf course manager accused of stealing from the city of Frederick, but his attorneys argued that people unhappy with his management made false accusations.
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A former golf instructor accused of stealing from the city of Frederick received unemployment benefits after leaving …
The city-owned Clustered Spires Golf Club is back on track after a turbulent year that saw two investigations, one by…
The dark shadow cast by an investigation of Clustered Spires Golf Club has started to lift.
The fallout from evidence of possible theft and financial mismanagement at Clustered Spires Golf Club has led to more…
The head of Frederick’s parks and recreation department has been let go after 22 years as a city employee.
Police believe a former golf professional at the city-owned Clustered Spires golf course pocketed more than $14,000 s…
The city of Frederick’s deputy director of parks and recreation, Roelkey Myers, has been placed on temporary, paid leave.
I wonder why city recreation officials sometimes lose sight of their basic goal, which is to provide publicly accessi…
A new appraisal of the city-owned Clustered Spires Golf Club estimates the property’s market value at $1.81 million t…
The owner of two public golf courses in Frederick County has made an offer to buy the city-owned Clustered Spires Golf Club.
Frederick aldermen approved a new policy on recreation discounts for city employees by a vote of 3-1 Thursday.
PGA golf professional Donald Frost has resigned from his position as club manager of the city-owned Clustered Spires …
Members of the Board of Aldermen called for a more detailed accounting system Wednesday of any waivers or greens fee …
The city of Frederick’s golf club manager has spent thousands of city dollars advertising his private clinics and cam…
A PGA golf professional familiar with how the city of Frederick’s golf course has been managed through the years says…
The city of Frederick and the Frederick Police Department have opened investigations into possible employee theft and mismanagement at the city-owned Clustered Spires Golf Club and Course.
Old farm buildings on the Clustered Spires Golf Course will not be protected from demolition.
Frederick Mayor Randy McClement and a few aldermen say the city's rules for which buildings outside the Frederick Tow…
The majority of the city of Frederick's Board of Aldermen think the city should sell the Clustered Spires Golf Club.
The quality of life in Frederick is to be envied, according to Bobby Baumler, the city’s manager of economic development.
The city’s golf course has put the city more than $5 million in debt.
