Frederick County dances and events lineup notes
Community listings detail teen dances at Walkersville middle school on April 4, Mount Airy Legion 60s event April 5 with DJ Jack, and a Racial Reconciliation Worship Dance Concert April 6 in Hagerstown. Also scheduled are line dances in Leitersburg, gateway square dancing in Walkersville, and Wieatersbourne venues with multiple dates, fees, and contact numbers for ongoing dance and cultural activities around Frederick County.
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Frederick County
Sheriff's
Walkersville
Mount Airy Legion
American Legion Gold Star Post
Prospect Rd
Mount Airy
DJ Jack
S. Potomac 5
Hagerstown
Free-will Ofering
Knights of Columbus
Leitersburg Pike
Hagerstown Country Western Dance Association
Gateway Swingers Square Dance Club
Walkersville Town Hall
Art Lavigne
Frederick Promenaders
Ballenger Community Center
Feagaville
Frederick
Author promotes proof UFOs exist with new book
Karen Gardner profiles Bruce Maccabee, a musician and physicist turned author, who co wrote UFOs are Real Here s the Proof with Edward Walters. He argues ufology is an academic pursuit not tied to fringe groups, contrasting Heaven s Gate and Hale Bopp linked beliefs with credible analysis and photos.
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Sabillasville
Bruce Maccabee
Edward Walters
Gulf Breeze
Fla
Maccabee
Outer Space
Avon Books
Heaven's Gate
Marshall Herff Applewhite
Waldenbooks
Francis Scott Key Mall
Lohr's Family Restaurant Enjoys Friendly Dining At Lohr's
News-Post visits Lohr's Family Restaurant on East Patrick Street Frederick to sample its casual atmosphere and homey service. The owner emphasizes conversation over quick meals as regulars help during staff shortages. menu features include roasts, ham sandwiches, soups, and a $3.90 chicken tenders special.
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Frederick
Reading Democracy in America series at Frederick libraries
Frederick area libraries host a free reading discussion series on 19th century Democracy in America supported by Maryland Humanities Council. Sessions at Burr Artz Central Library on April 17 May 1 and May 15 at 7 p.m. Limited to 20 participants with a reader distributed beforehand. For registration call 694-1630.
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Frederick County Public
Maryland Humanities Council
Burr Artz Central Library
E. Patrick St. Frederick
Alexis Dé Tocqueville
America
C. Burr Artz Central Library
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Duel Music Company
Children's Museum
Rose Hill Manor Park
Market St
Schitterstadt
Schitferstadt
Rosemont Ave
U.S. 45
New Design Road
Rosenstock Auditorium
Hood College
Tony Green
Watkins Park
Ine Pavilion
The
Tele
Elle
Karen Gardner
Sail
Bill Green
Lohr’s
Latr's Family
E. Patrick St
News-Post
Marvin Lohr
Lohr's
Mr. Lahr
Lahr’s
Lahy’s
Lohit's
Olive Garden
Comus Inn
Sig
Democracy In America
Republican Women’s Club
Bertha Kennedy
Middletown
GOP
Middletown Valley Club of Republican Women
Red Horse
U.S. 40
Matt Hoke
United Democrats
United Democrats of
Jennifer's
W. Patrick St. Frederick
Fran Baker
Auteni
Phe
Thomas Johnson
Urbana Band Boosters
Urbana High School
UBS
Frederick County Music Teachers Association
Frederick Community College
Atlantic City
Carel al
Four County Quilters Guild Inc
New Market Grange
Pat. Long Gardner
Joan Watkins
Tj Tee Hockey Club
Thomas Johnson High School
Tce
Brook Hill United Methodist Church
Yellow Springs
Teresa Bess
Frederick Mews
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