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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1986

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Quynn's Hardware to Become Quynn's Mercantile Restaurant

Frederick's long running Quynn's Hardware, dating to 1796, may be reborn as a combined restaurant and mercantile. New owners Deborah Armstrong and Frank Hann plan a two floor setup with a family oriented restaurant upstairs and a bar with retail on the first floor. They will restore preserved wood beams and relics, keep seed and specialty items, and move toward selling seeds and bulbs alongside regional dishes. The project aims to honor the building's antique character while leveraging its historic image.

E. Patrick St Quynn’s Hardware Quynn's Frederick's Bill Kathy Anders Quynn E. Patrick Deborah Armstrong Frank Hann Frederick Hann Woodsboro Anders Armstrong Jst Quynn’s Tannenbaum Quynn’s

Mathias denounces SDI funding cut in Senate vote

Senator Charles Mathias criticizes the rejection of SDI budget cuts, arguing the Star Wars program lacks a clear justification despite billions spent. He backs measured funding and research but notes the budget has tripled over 30 years with more questions than answers. The Senate also rejected a plan for 3.56 billion in Star Wars funding amid defense bill debates.

Washington Charles McC. Mathias, Jr R-Mad Strategic Defense Initiative SDI Senate Mathias House Foreign Relations Committee Robert Byrd D-W Edward M

Inside The News Don't ever slam a door you might ad eh Dos Herold

Inside The News reports a cautionary tale about door slamming and misheard phrases with a humorous nod to local lore. The piece centers on a recurring incident involving a door and the nickname eh Dos Herold, hinting at a playful community moment.

Eastalco guard charged after armored van collision

A Tuesday crash in the Quality Inn lot near Md 85 involved an Eastalco Aluminum Co guarded armored van and a private car carrying union strikers. State police cited both drivers for negligent driving. no injuries were reported. A separate incident at the Eastalco plant saw a guard struck by a ball bearing from a sling shot.

Eastalco Aluminum Co Quality Inn MD. 85 David Stockett Davidsonville Eustak Esstalco Metropolitan Internatioa Auk Ritesour United Steelworkers Union Eastalco

Strakowsky Top Vote Getter In Brunswick City Council

In Brunswick, Susan Fauntleroy Jesse Thompson and incumbent Frank Strakowsky won the city council seats Tuesday as 1 515 voters cast ballots. Strakowsky led with 529, Fauntleroy 423, Thompson 357, Jeff Snouts 331 and Chris Paris 285.

Brunswick Susan Fauntleroy Jesse Thompson Frank Strakowsky Richard G. Campbell Strakowsky Ms. Fauntleroy Thompson Jeff Snouts Chris Paris

Adamstown fights water fee burden in contamination fix

Adamstown residents pressed Frederick County commissioners to fund public water for the town where wells are contaminated. The plan to extend a water line could require all residents to connect, triggering fees for some unaffected households. Community leaders urged full EPA funding. if unavailable, costs should be county and state covered until pollution sources are found. County estimates total system cost at 350000 dollars, with home connections costing 12 to 17 dollars per foot. EPA funding may cover only the deeper laterals for the 15 worst-contaminated homes.

Adamstown Frederick County Commissioners Christy Carton Federal Environmental Protection Agency EPA Public Works Lawrence W. Johnson Jr Johnson Adamstown Road Nancy Boyer Carton

Eastalco Aluminum strike paints a strange siege city

Bucketown scene at Eastalco Aluminum shows a six day United Steelworkers strike turning the plant into a makeshift barracks. Office staff and retired workers stay on site, living in cots and campers as managers insist morale holds. The on site caterer serves meals and union members keep watch over operations amid unusual daily rituals and self administering awards.

Buckeystown Eastalco Eastalco Aluminum Co United Steel Workers Wayne Rhoderick Rhoderick Chicago Bears Dallas Cowboys London Ube

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