Son returns home after Saudi deployment cheers neighbors
Barbara Slade of Brunswick recalls anxiety when a vacuum salesman visited during her son Joe Clizbe’s Saudi mission. After 177 days with the 46th Combat Support Hospital, Joe and Sgt. Denise Palmer arrived to a lawn full of cheers, banners, and yellow ribbons. Neighbors and family shared relief, stories, and a video tribute on the way home.
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Brunswick
Wenner Drive
Barbara Slade
Joe Clizbe
U.S. Army
Saudi Arabia
Mrs. Slade
Wenner
Spe
Clizbe
Sgt
Denise Palmer
46Th Combat Support Hospital
Sgt. Palmer
Joe
Amanda Price
Indica
Ted
Slade
Brunswick eyeing cleaner image with weekend police
Mayor Richard Goodrich announced four part time officers would patrol downtown on weekend nights to bolster a stretched force as Brunswick seeks to shed its rough town image. Residents and officials note rowdiness linked to visiting drinkers from nearby states and city leaders plan a spring cleanup and stricter enforcement of ordinances.
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Brunswick
Richard Goodrich
Goodrich
Baltimore and Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
John Kendall
Jeff Kessler
Kessler
Jerry Morrison
South D.C
South Dallas
Pat Smith
Mr. Kendall
Emmitsburg Man Flown Out After I-270 Crash
An unidentified Emmitsburg man was flown to the R Adams Cowley Trauma Center in Baltimore after a two vehicle crash on rain slicked southbound I-270 south of I-70 in Frederick. The truck occupant was extricated after about 30 minutes. The other pickup carried a Virginia to Pennsylvania family. no injuries. A Maryland State Police helicopter assisted. A second crash in the northbound backup sent several people to Frederick Memorial Hospital. State police continue to investigate.
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Emmitsburg
R Adams Cowley
Baltimore
Frederick
United Fire Co
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland State Police
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lawmakers donate pay raises to charity amid state finances
Legislators across Maryland return or pledge to return their pay raises. Democrats Littrell Hattery Derr Atwell and others donate portions or all to charities, citing state financial strain and fairness to employees. Gov Schaefer keeps his raise. Goldstein refunds part. Steinberg directs funds to charity.
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Littrell
Frederick County
Derr
Atwell
Smeiser
William Donald Schaefer
Louis L. Goldstein
Melvin A. Steinberg
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Edward J. Giannini
Thurmont
Ms. Nicholson
Richard J. Ashton
Ashton
William J. Burch
John Hanson
Mr. Giannini
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Rosemont
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Frederick Community College
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Maryland
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Baltimore City
Michael E. Arrington
Prince George’s
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Heart of Maryland Tractor Pullers Association, Inc
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MarGi
Visa
Mastercard
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