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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1998

Page

8

Beanie Baby Camp Out Draws Loyal Fans At Dawn

Crowds line up at Everedy Square expecting the Glory bear as a coveted Beanie Baby. Linda Gates from Damascus ranks among many with about 100 bears while families like the Ferguson clan camp out, trading stories, coffee, and games to pass the long wait for the Sunday release. Community members mingle, joke, and defend their patience as arrivals from Tramsville and Knoxville join the sunlit queue.

Linda Gates Damascus Everedy Square Ms. Gates Tramsville Carl DeGrazia Stephanie Mr. Ferguson Kristen Michelle Eddie Drish Stevie Richard Lawson Knoxville Troy Paula Imyre Tyler Taylor

Frederick County Sheriff Office earns CALEA triple crown

The Frederick County Sheriff’s Office earned CALEA accreditation across jail health care and operations after a lengthy process begun in 1997. The event, attended by 800 plus people in Hershey, celebrated a county wide achievement and drew praise from officials including Commissioner Mark Hoke and State’s Attorney Scott Rolle.

FBI Harvard Sheriff’s Office Sylvester Daughtry Jr CALEA Hagg Sheriff's Office Hagy Robert Snyder Carl Harbaugh Cpl Ted Nee Frederick County Canada Pennsylvania State Police Amtrak Police Derry Township Lower Allen Township Pennsylvania Police Accreditation Review Boke

Moonshiner raid claims deputy life in Frederick area

A raid on moonshiners near Braddock Heights ended with Deputy Hauver mortally wounded after a fusillade. State officers rushed to the scene from Frederick and Braddock Heights, a rapid ambulance evacuation followed, and Haover died at Frederick City Hospital. Authorities seized about 25,000 gallons of mash and continued the manhunt for the bootlegger band.

Morris Birely Thurmont Haover National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Washington, D.C al Caho Sheriff's Office

Frederick National Leads Local Little League Playoff Interest

Miller notes districting places Frederick National in the Frederick Carroll County area. Games began Saturday with strong fan support across age 11 and 12 divisions. Freder ick National drew about 1,000 spectators as teams from Halfway Hagerstown Easton Elkton Hughesville West Salisbury and Arbutus compete in the district.

Frederick Frederick National Halfway Hagerstown Easton Elkton Hughesville West Salisbury Arbutus

Man Drowns At Sandy Point Park Beach

Manuel Garcia 39 a native of San Salvador and Hyattsville resident died after being found face down in Sandy Point State Park Sunday. He worked for a Prince George's County contractor and had no family in the United States. An autopsy was planned and the unguarded beach had extra rangers on patrol with warning signs.

Annapolis, Md Sandy Point State Park Department of Natural Resources Manuel Garcia San Salvador Anne Arundel Medical Center Richard McIntire Garcia Hyattsville Prince George’s County United States McIntire

Pow Wow Celebrates Native Cultures In Washington D C

The Pow Wow continued from page A D featuring dances such as fancy, grass, traditional, shawl and jingle. Some dancers refused to register for the competition to avoid costume numbers. The event is hosted by the American Indian Society of Washington D C, drawing urban Indians from various tribes to share culture in the region.

Min American Indian Society of Washington D.C Washington Area Urbana

Trail legend Shaffer completes Appalachian hike with milestone steps

The Appalachian Trail stretches through four decades of effort led by Shaffer who hiked end to end in 1948, completing the journey in four months and four hours. His growth and a poetry book Walk ing with Spring spurred volunteers to mark the trail, drawing national attention and inspiring 1500 yearly through hikers. Shaffer, now left shoulder aching after two tumbles, calls the beauty of Katahdin the ultimate lure.

Shatier Neil Armstrong Christopher Boyer Round Hill Springer Mountain Mount Katahdin Mr. Shaffer Pacific Iwo Jima Katahdin

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