Dogwood Tree 18th edition winners named at FCC
Frederick Community College announces winners for The Dogwood Tree 18th edition. First place poetry goes to William Mayo, fiction to Sarah Tinney, essay to AG Fulmer, 2D art to Michael Cooper, 3D art to Claire Varga, and cover to Greg Moser. Honorable mentions include Robin Covington and Nels Sangstad.
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Dogwood Tree
Frederick Community College
Arts and Student Center
William Mayo
Sarah Tinney
AG Fulmer
Michael Cooper
Claire Varga
Greg Moser
Robin Covington
Nels Sangstad
American Scholastic Press Association
Tea at Tyler Spite House High Tea for Civil War Museum
The Tyler Spite House hosts a High Tea on May 2 from 2 to 5 p.m. to benefit the National Museum of Civil War Medicine. Attendees tour antique rooms and gardens with chamber music, in period attire, benefiting museum education programs. tickets are $20 each.
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Tyler-Spite House
Tyler-Spite
W. Church St
Frederick
National Museum of
Jessica Mary Buck
Tempe Geanager
Bethe Delaplaine
Tire
Bill, Andrea
Annalee Myer
Plamondon Enterprises
Busy Bee Bakery
Thurmont
The
Candy Kitchen
Calico Fudge & Creamery
Carnage House Baker
Mount Pleasant Province
Too
Uncle Ralph's Cookies
Village Tea Room
New Market
National Museum of Civil War Medicine
Maryland Military Monuments Commission set to review waxing technique
The Maryland Military Monuments Commission will meet at Antietam National Battlefield on Tuesday April 21 at 1 p.m. A National Park Service representative will demonstrate bronze monument waxing. Secretary of State John T Willis will unveil a new Maryland military monuments highway map.
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Annapolis
Maryland Military Monuments Commission
Antietam National Battlefield
Sharpsburg
National Parks Service
John T. Willis
Commission
Maryland
Maryland Monument
Ride for Life benefits MDA in York on May 3
The 11th annual Ride for Life event raises funds for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. About 6,000 motorcyclists from the Mid-Atlantic will meet at more than 40 sign up locations including Harley Davidson of Frederick before riding to the Harley Davidson Plant in York Pennsylvania. Since 1988 the event has raised over 3 million dollars for MDA making it the East Coast's largest Harley Davidson charity ride. For information call Harley-Davidson of Frederick at (410) 694-8177.
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Ridge For Life
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Mid-Atlantic
MDA
Ride For Life
Harley-Davidson of
Frederick
MDA Pror
Harley-Davidson
Eden Road
York
Eastern
Harley- Davidson Dealers Association
Keys postponement ends wild rainy nine inning plan
Salem led Frederick 7-1 after five innings as rain intensified and visibility failed. The suspended game will resume at 6 05 pm at Harry Grove Stadium with a nine inning format, while the scheduled seven inning game will follow.
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Frederick
Salem
Keys
Avalanche
Harry Grove Stadium
Clint Bryant
Maleke Fowler
Tommy Shields
Shields
Fowler
Matt Whitley
Kim Brent
Rod Bair
Carlos Casimire
DeCinces Delivers Walk-Off for Frederick in Ninth
In a 3-3 bottom of the ninth, Salem walked Ivanon Coffie to face Tim DeCinces. He singled off David Lee to score Jerry Hairston and lift the Keys to a 4-3 victory at Harry Grove Stadium. DeCinces, struggling recently, praised the strategy while noting the confidence boost from the win.
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Tim DeCinces
Salem
Jerry Hairston
Keys
Avalanche
Ivanon Coffie
DeCinces
DeCimces
Hairston
Frederick
Harry Grove Stadium
Coffie
Lama
David Lee
Fowler
Dent
Chris Bryant
Bobby Bevel
Doug Livingston
Livingston
Bryant
Rangers Rout Orioles 11-7 as Rodriguez, Gonzalez lift win
Texas built an 11-1 lead, reduced to 11-7 in Baltimore as Ivan Rodriguez belted a three run homer in the fourth and Juan Gonzalez drove in four. Bobby Witt pitched eight plus innings for the Rangers, who improved to 6-1 in their last seven. Orioles scattered hits but fell to 1-4 on the season.
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The
Keys
Salem
Neil Garrett
Scott Schroeffel
Frederick
Maleke Fowler
Darrell Dent
Arlington
Texas
Ivan Rodriguez
Texas Rangers
Baltimore Orioles
Rodriguez
Juan Gonzalez
Rangers
Bobby Witt
Baltimore
Roberto Alomar
Harold Baines
Orioles
Jimmy Key
Kevin Elster
Bill Haselman
J. Surhoff
RBI
Key
Terry Matthews
Gonzalez
Chris Hoiles
Witt
Fernando Tatis
Haselman
Onoles
Sidney Ponson
Ravens draft Duane Starks tops needed cornerback pickup
Ozzie Newsome chose Miami cornerback Duane Starks tenth overall after an unusually personal recruitment. Starks joins Patrick Johnson with other picks to fill key roles, including Martin Chase, Ryan Sutter, Ron Rogers, Sammy Williams, and Cam Quayle, as Baltimore targets immediate contributions on defense and special teams.
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Baltimore Ravens
Ozzie Newsome
Duane Starks
Newsome
University of Miami
Starks
Drew Rosenhaus
Drew
Duane
Florida
Ravens
Baltimore
Antonio Langham
Mian
Patrick Johnson
Oregon
Martin Chase
Oklahoma
Ryan Sutter
Ron Rogers
Georgia Tech
Sammy Williams
Olahoma
Cam Quayle
NFL
Mr Irrelevant
Jim Harbaugh
Indianapolis
Errich Rhett
Tampa Bay
Art Modell
Redskins shift plan to best players after draft letdown
In Ashburn, the Redskins, lacking a first round pick, failed to move up for an offensive tackle. General manager Charley Casserly and coach Norv Turner opted to draft top available players, trading away picks for Dan Wilkinson and selecting Stephen Alexander and Skip Hicks, plus Shawn Barber for depth on defense.
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Reggie White
Ashburn
Washington Redskins
Washington
Charley Casserly
Norv Turner
Casserly
Redskins
Cincinnati
Dan Wilkinson
Sean Gilbert
Carolina
Panthers
Gilbert
Purdue
Mark Fischer
Fischer
Boilermakers
Brad Badger
Jeff Uhrenhake
Oklahoma
Stephen Alexander
UCLA
Skip Hicks
University of Richmond
Shawn Barber
Wizards fall short as Nets clinch playoff spot in Nets win
The Washington Wizards rallied but were eliminated from playoff contention after a 112-95 loss to the Boston Celtics, as New Jersey's 114-101 victory over Detroit sealed the Nets’ 43-39 finish and knocked Washington out alongside Orlando’s 41-41. Webber and Howard led a resilient push despite off-court investigations and injuries.
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Washington Wizards
Boston Celtics
Wizards
New Jersey Nets
Detroit
Bullets
Orlando
Charlotte
Nets
Terry Davis
Knicks
Cavaliers
Heat
Celtics
NBA
Rod Stockland
Juwan Howard
Chris Webber
Webber
Stackland
Howard
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