Animals needed and adoption info at Frederick shelter
Animals at the Animal Control Center 1832 Rosemont Ave Frederick are listed for adoption. Hours include Monday Tuesday Thursday Fridays 10 am to 3 pm and Saturday 10 am to 1 pm plus cruelty complaint contacts with the Humane Society and Animal Control Center. Several cats and dogs with control numbers, breeds, ages and locations are available for viewing and adoption through Frederick Cablevision channel 10 Making Friends program and shelter listings.
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Animal Control Center
Rosemont Ave
Frederick Rehours
Fea
The
Humane Society
Frederick
Cablevision
Frederick Keys
New Market
Cat Show Delights Fans With Persian Maine Coon Lineup
Dozens of cats from Persians to Maine Coons fill the Mad Catters annual Easter Cat Show at the Holiday Inn in Frederick. A nonprofit fundraiser supports the Frederick Humane Society with $5 adult, $3 senior admission and free entry for children under five.
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Mad Catters
Holiday Inn
Fsk Mall
Frederick
Frederick Humane Society
Homewood Auxiliary Board Meeting Updates Center Plans
Homewood Retirement Center Auxiliary executive board met at the center with President Anna Mary Snyder presiding. Highlights include $3,575 raised from churches residents and friends for projects and programming, staff additions in dementia care and nursing, upcoming hospitality aide graduations, and secured financing for the Willow Road center to include 32 cottages 120 independent living units 30 assisted living units and a 120 bed nursing home slated to open about 18 months after early 1997 ground breaking. A donor donated 15 wooden platform rocking chairs for residents and the annual volunteer luncheon is set for April 26 at 12 30 p.m.
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Homewood Retirement Center Auxiliary
Anna Mary Snyder
Carolyn Fisher
Friends of
Homewood
Willow Road
Frederick
Wiliam Dyke
Holocaust Remembrance Service Set For April 19 At Beth Sholom
The annual Yom HaShoah Holocaust Remembrance Service will be held Friday April 19 at 7 p.m. at the Beth Sholom Community Center 011 N. Market St Frederick. Flora Singer of Potomac will share wartime memories and Meyer Chertoff will speak on his World War I service and postwar refugee work. The program includes prayers readings Yiddish songs by Beth Sholom Hebrew School students and a dessert reception. Babysitting available by calling Fay Kaufman.
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Beth Sholom
N. Market St
Frederick
Flora Singer
Potomac
Singer
United States
U.S. Army
Belgium
Great Britain
France
Meyer Chertoff
U.S
Chertoff
Dachau
Europe
Beth Sholom Hebrew School
Fay Kaufman
Weve Got Frederick Written All Over Us
Frederick Netus Past headlines a feature that centers on Frederick as a symbolic identity. The piece traces local pride and cultural echoes associating Frederick with community traits and historical ties.
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Frederick
Frederick Netus
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