Good Friday ecumenical service gathers Frederick faithful
About 50 believers attended an ecumenical Good Friday service at Trinity Chapel Frederick with pastors and choir members from the Frederick Area Ministerial Association. The sermon reflected on forgiveness loneliness and grace in the crucifixion narrative, comparing to historical suffering and urging personal reflection.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
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Katharyn Sunderman
Jesus
Matthew
Christ
Frederick W. Pyne
Maurice S. Moore
Asbury United Methodist Church
NATO strikes set Belgrade ablaze over Kosovo crackdown
Flames lit Belgrade after NATO airstrike hit the security ministry complex, as explosions rocked the government quarter. NATO reported about 290000 Kosovo Albanians driven from homes in 10 days and warned more refugees head toward the border, with a possible full withdrawal within 10 to 20 days.
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Yugoslavia
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Kosovo
Slobodan Milosevic
Serbia
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Novi Sad
Milosevic
Jamie Shea
Maryland passes deregulation bill in sweeping energy reform
The General Assembly and Gov Parris Glenden ing approve a plan letting Marylanders choose their electric supplier starting in 2000 with a 3 to 7.5 percent rate cut. The bill ends the utility monopoly for electricity supply while keeping power lines regulated, and includes a $34 million Universal Service Fund to aid the poor.
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Clocks Set Forward for Daylight Saving Time Weekend
Daylight Saving Time begins this weekend with clocks moved ahead by one hour at 2 am Sunday. Prepare by setting clocks forward Saturday night to avoid missing time changes.
Twins fight leukemia together
Brett and Daniel Claggett, twin brothers from Kemptown, confront acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Brett, seven, speaks little and has endured multiple treatments since infancy, including a relapse after Thanksgiving 1998 that led to a bone marrow transplant search demanding a near perfect donor match.
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Brett Claggett
Brett
Daniel
Mount Airy
Children’s Hospital
Washington, D.C
Glen
Children’s
Jeanne Claggett
Daniel Claggett
Brian Claggett
Civil War Medicine museum gets 750000 state grant
ANNAPOLIS Maryland funds totaling 750000 are approved for the National Museum of Civil War Medicine as part of a supplemental budget. Governor Glendening’s plan includes 3 million for Hood College and other grants. officials said the project aligns with Smart Growth initiatives and may support a University of Maryland campus in Hagerstown. Washington County and local leaders back the campus concept.
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National Museum of
Deke Sue Hecht
Hecht
Washington
Juppie Glendening
Hood College
Glendening
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