Christmas in April volunteers repair Ms Miller’s home on birthday
About 34 volunteers from F M Bank repaired and painted a two story home in Thurmont, adding two storm doors, fixing a roof, porch, yard and flowers. The Robert Arnold led as house captain coordinating tasks for Ms. Miller, a widow with Social Security income.
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F&m Bank
Red Bird Lane
Frederick County
Robert Arnold
Myersville
Joan Copeland
Hunt Hendrickson
West South Street
All Saints Episcopal Church
Frederick
WalkAmerica raises $30,000 in Frederick for birth defects
The March of Dimes WalkAmerica in downtown Frederick drew about 200 people on Sunday and raised roughly $30,000, up from last year, says walk coordinator Kimberly Cherington. National Capitol Chapter totals reached $550,000, about $100,000 more than 1996, aided by planning, volunteers, and corporate sponsorship. Thirty-three corporate sponsors supported the 1997 march, committee member Paula Scarfone notes.
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Frederick
Kimberly Cherington
Ms Cherngton
March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation
National Capitol
Cherington
Paula Scarfone
Local Sparks Fly At Rose Hill Manor Family Festival
Despite rain at the Rose Hill Manor Family Festival in Frederick County, spectators watched blacksmith Donald Cornell forge a hooked steel rod, tempered and waxed for hanging. Farm Museum hosted activities with goats, cows, pigs, Brown Swiss steers Homer and Albert, antique tractors and a steam sawmill. Maryland Craft Horse and Mule Association teams tilled a corn field for harvest. The Yellow Springs Band played and the Children's Museum ran woolways demonstrations with sheep shearing, dyeing, and games.
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Golden Spring
Donald Cornell
Cornell
Rose Hill Manor
Frederick County Farm Museum
Rose Hill
Children’s Museum
Farm Museum
Jim Harbaugh
June Bray
Bethesda
Mary
Homer
Albert
Maryland Craft Horse and Mule Association
Yellow Springs
Woolways
A. Colin Clevenger
Charlie
Rose receives 1997 Maryland legal excellence award
Scott P. Rose, a Way Station employee and Jefferson School consultant, won the Maryland Bar Foundation 1997 Award for Professional Legal Excellence in Advancing the Rights of the Disadvantaged. Presented by Louise Michaux Gonzales on March 25 in Annapolis, the honor cites his work aiding mentally ill individuals and advocacy at state and federal levels.
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Scott P. Rose
Way Station
Jefferson School
Maryland Bar Foundation
Rose
Louise Michaux Gonzales
Annapolis
Scott
Gonzales
Tis
Sheppard Pratt Health System
Frederick
Mr. Rose
Sheppard Pratt
Frederick County
Children’s Festival Draws Thousands to Baker Park
The eighth annual festival drew about 3000 attendees as families visited Baker Park. Kids explored activities from cornstarch goop to zoo animal booths, painted objects, bubble play, and a juggling show.
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Baker Park
Ben Carignan
Matt
Ben
Andy Carignan
New Market
Briana Busey
Brittany
Bianca
Catoctin Mountain Zoo
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