Laura Schmidt Crowned Washington County Ag Expo Queen
Laura Schmidt of Hagerstown was crowned Washington County Ag Expo Queen after four years of competition. The 17-year-old senior at South Hagerstown High School plans TV and radio promotions to keep the expo in the public mind. Other results included Carrie Shank as first runner-up and Rebecca Fishack and Jessica Baker tied for second runner-up.
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Sharpsburg
Laura Schmidt
Hagerstown
Washington County Ag
Miss Schmidt
South Hagerstown High School
Schmidt
South Carroll High School
Maryland Dairy
Sarah Osborn Welty
Agricul
Ture
Walkersville
State Agriculture Teachers Association
Frank Alnutt
University of Maryland Research Farm
Keedysville
Christina Hess
Smithsburg
Renee Houser
Rhonda Uzelac
Erin Shank
Suzanne Kelly
Hayley Watson
Helen Barnhart
Filsworth Electric Company
Staci Crist
Clear Spring
Leonard Lowry
Amy Lenay
Jay
Debbie Doyle
Bill
Mary Poffenberger
Will Keller
Megan Drury
Bud
Betty Davis
Hundreds bid at Carroll County fair livestock sale
At Westminster the Carroll County 4 H and FFA fair saw 211 animal lots sold, raising hundreds of thousands of dollars. Proceeds funded a new Carroll County Agriculture Center building and several scholarships, with top swine and beef honors, and multiple champions selling to buyers from Mount Airy to Westminster.
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Westminster
Carroll County
FFA
Carroll County Agriculture Center
Fair
Donald Lippy
Ashley Vosloh
Mount Airy
Jim Clark
Heather Arnold
Union Bridge
Thomas Anton
Hampshire
Samantha Feeser
Taneytown
Tate Chevrolet
Annapolis
Lindsay Horner
Hampstead
Keith Crum
Jessica Hester
Condon
Auto Parts
Westminser
Eddie Harrison
Woodbine
Finch Services
Becky Arnold
Kristen Smith
DNA
Feeser Family
Tim Cole
Manchester
Roger Reifsnider
Keymar
Tim Owings
New Windsor
Fleming Brothers
Mike Utz
C.J. Miller
Marty Hill
Masonry Max Homes
Jesse Amoss
Hoss’s Steak and
Sea House
Hanover
Jill Harrison
Meyer
Mount Airy Locker
Ashley Vosich
Miller, Long
Katie Howes
Rio del Mar Ent
Easton
Megan Zepp
Josh Buchman
Westminster Bank
Amy Miller
Robbie Bell
Miss Miller
R.D. Bowman and Sons
Mr. Bell
Maurer and Miller
Mike Harrison
Mike Thompson
Jim Thompson
Amy Ridinger
Fogle
Environmentalists urge more studies on beach replenishment
The Sierra Club questions the Army Corps of Engineers sand mining permit for Hen and Chicken Shoal near Rehoboth and Dewey beaches. It warns dredging may harm an active fish habitat, urging formal impact assessments before use as a sand borrow. National Marine Fisheries Service echoed habitat concerns in a June letter, while state officials note limited data but no proof the site is a critical habitat.
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Rehoboth Beach
Del
Sierra Club
Army Corps of Engineers
Rehoboth
Dewey
Mike D’ Amico
D’amico
National Marine Fisheries Service
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