Youth's World Tour Ends In Guilty Plea
The youth, Henson, pleaded guilty after a 13 day trip through Europe Asia and Africa. Prosecutors said the deal drops other charges and jurisdictions and recommends sentencing under the Youth Correction Act with psychiatric evaluations. He was arrested in Orlando Florida for an unpaid motel bill.
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Wildflower Weekend at Catoctin Park
Catoctin Mountain Park to host Wildflower Weekend April 27 and 28 with half hour guided walks from 1 pm to 4 pm each day. An illustrated slide program Wildflowers of Catoctin will be shown April 27 at 8:30 pm at Owens Creek Campground Amphitheatre.
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Prospect Hall Student Wins Bausch & Lomb Science Award
David Smith of 92 Monticello Dmie Cooksville was named Prospect Hall High School's first Bausch & Lomb Science Award winner. Gregory J O'Connor presented the bronze medal noting the honor goes to the senior with top science grades. The award may lead to a four year Bausch & Lomb Science Scholarship at the University of Rochester.
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Welders Honored By Baltimore AWS Chapter
Francis Spencer welding instructor at Carroll County Vo-Tech and student welder Martin Liebne were honored by the Baltimore chapter of the American Welding Society. Liebne received a student membership and Spencer an associate membership at the monthly AWS dinner. Liebne earned second place in the district AWS welding contest.
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Tires used in erosion control proposals stir debate
State highway officials discuss using discarded tires as erosion barriers and breakwaters with interlocking tire pyramids filled with sand or concrete. Proposals include anchoring and planting vegetation, while concerns about air pollution and fires persist.
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