City man fights city ban on racing pigeons in Frederick
Meredith Painter, 78, keeps about 70 homing pigeons at 118 W 3rd St amid a new Frederick ordinance banning fowl within 280 feet of neighbors. He trains and cares for them daily, cites imports from Poland and France, and fears he may have to euthanize his flock if an exception isn’t granted.
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Mount Airy asbestos concerns surface as school plans delay
Carroll County officials previously pledged to address asbestos during a 2.5 million modernization of Mount Airy Elementary, but state funds were deferred. Parents, PTA leaders, and the White Lung Association spar over visibility, safety, and whether asbestos is sealed in the old building while renovations and surveys proceed.
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Damascus Band Boosters Push to Fund D-Day Trip
Damascus High School marching band seeks funds for a 11 day tour to England and France for the D-Day 40th anniversary celebration. About 226 dollars per student has been raised for 155 members with 1961 cholera epidemic noted in one line and multiple fundraisers planned. The trip departs May 29 from Dulles and returns June 9. performances include Arc de Triomphe in Paris and Omaha Beach.
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Hopkins chaplain Wickwire retires after 31 years at Johns Hopkins
The Rev. Chester L. Wickwire will retire as chaplain of Johns Hopkins University at the end of the academic year after 31 years, leaving the post’s future uncertain. University leaders weigh whether to replace him with a religious or secular staffer or end the position, while Wickwire will keep an office on the Homewood campus to continue his social and religious work begun in 1953.
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