Extras Bring Civil War Realism to Antietam Screening
Nearly 100 extras gathered at the Antietam Battlefield Visitor Center for a preview of The Day Lincoln Was Shot aired by TNT next Sunday. Attendees, many from historical groups like the Frick Ladies Relief Society, wore hoop skirts and sampled a 19th-century dessert buffet featuring Charlotte royale and other period treats. Extras stressed the aim of accurate portrayal, with organizers noting the blend of education and entertainment as essential to telling history correctly.
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Sharpsburg
Antietam Battlefield
Lincoln
Glenna Jo Christen
Warren
Mich
Michigan
Frick Ladies Relief Society
Sue Craun
Frederic
Frederick Ladies: Relief Society
Hallmark ‘Hall of Fame
NBC
Wietehond
Pat ‘James
Gal Frederick Ladies Relief Society
GS Communications
TNT
Carol Anderson
Harrisburg
Son
Frederick High Odyssey of Mind students to world finals at Disney World
Frederick High students Bob and Lucy the cattle couple starred in a dairy themed Odyssey of the Mind skit at the state finals. Anthony Dihle played Leonardo da Vinci as the team aims to represent Maryland at the world championship in Orlando, Florida next month.
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Catonsville
Bob
Lucy
Frederick High
Disney World
Leonardo da Vinci
Anthony Dihle
Ursula Lukszo
Frederick
Amy Wagner
Maryland
Orlando
Fla
Frederick County
Frederick man arrested after bragging online about sex with child
State police credited a concerned citizen for tipping investigators after a man in Frederick allegedly boasted on the Internet about having oral sex with a little girl. Scott Edward Yingling, 31, of Ivy Way, was charged with perverted practice, child abuse, second-degree sex offense, attempted second-degree sex offense and assault. Det. Sgt. Barry Lease of the computer crimes unit said the mother was involved and noted the case began with the citizen tip. Yingling used the handle Cheirflags and identified his girlfriend by initials and numbers.
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Frederick
Scott Edward Yingling
Ivy Way
Computer Crimes
Maryland State Police
Barry Lease
Bat
Lease
Yingling
Cheirflags
Dr Ulysses Bourne Sr Civil Rights Crusader Highlighted
In Frederick County history, Dr. Ulysses Bourne Sr. stands as a respected civil rights crusader and lifesaver. He opened his own hospital when Black residents were barred from Frederick Memorial Hospital, earning broad respect for his integrity and leadership.
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Dr. Bourne
Frederick
Ulysses Bourne Sr
Frederick Memorial ‘Hospital
Dr Ulysses Bourne, Frederick Physician and Civil Rights Pioneer
Dr Ulysses Bourne practiced in Frederick for over 50 years earning deep respect as a humane physician. Born 1873 in Calvert County, he was a trailblazer who helped found Frederick NAACP, fostering dignity and pride in the Black community. His children Ulysses Bourne Jr and Blanche Bourne Tyree became doctors.
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Lord Nickens
NAACP
Dr. Bourne
Mr. Nickens
Dr Bourne
Calvert County
Bourne-Tyree
Leonard Medical College
Raleigh
N.C
Frederick News: Daily Post on Tecycles Paper
Frederick newspaper notices state the Post is printed daily on 100 percent Tecycles paper and identifies the paper as Tacyclabia.
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Frederick News
Post
Tacyclabia
Mount St Marys student dies after night of partying
An autopsy is planned for Mount St Mary's College senior Michael Jacques Vheureux 21 of Camp Springs found in cardiac arrest in his off campus apartment after a party close to 16932 Annandale Road Frederick County detectives said he and friends drank beer all night ending with him sleeping on the floor after someone used his bed He was taken to Gettysburg Hospital where he died.
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Emmitsburg
Mount St. Mary’s College
Michael Jacques Vheureux
Camp Springs
Annandale Road
Tim Clarke
Frederick County
Cheureux
Gettysburg
Clarke
Three Killed in Hanover Pike Two Car Crash
In Hanover Pennsylvania three people died in a two car collision on Hanover Pike near Littlestown. Jessica Bassler and Domini Wigle both 16 were Francis Scott Key High School juniors. Martha Sheets 61 of Littlestown owned Eddie's Cleaners in Frederick. Wigle drove a 1987 Lincoln Mark VII south when it ran off road, returned and slid into a northbound Cadillac driven by Sheets. Bassler in Wigle’s front seat died at the scene. Wigle was injured and taken to ERAS.
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Francis Scott Key High School
Jessica Renee Bassler
Taneytown
Domini Wigle
Keymar
Martha Sheets
Littlestown
Eddie
Ms. Sheets
Ms. Bassler
Ms. Wigle
Adams County
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Timothy Jacobsen
Erica Grimes
Baker Park
Karen Gardner
News-Post
FHS
Douglas Tallman
Susan C. Nicol
Bruce Hamilton
Capitol Hill
Rebecca Long Chaney
Washington, D.C
Mount
Lheureux
Hanover
Hanover Pike
Rhe
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