Key monument dedication day at Harry Grove Stadium
Civil War era heroes rest at the Key monument with a 5:15 pm carriage tour of the cemetery, followed by an 8 pm US Army Band concert across New Design Road and a fireworks finale. Parking at Maryland School for the Deaf and South Frederick Elementary is arranged.
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Harry Grove Stadium
Maryland School For the Deaf
South Frederick
Frederick Keys
US Army
Alfred Plywood
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Barbara Fritchie
Maryland
Thomas Johnson
New Design Road
Frederick News-Post
Roy Meachum
First Bank of Frederick and
Zastalco Aluminum Co
Mooney Wins Black Group Endorsement For State Senate Bid
Black America’s Political Action Committee RAM PAC backed Alex Mooney with a 500 dollar donation at a ceremony near the Frederick County Courthouse attended by local clergy. Mooney seeks the GOP nomination on Sept 15 to unseat four term incumbent John Derr as the district heads to the November general election.
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Senate
Alex Mooney
Alvin Wiliams
Black America’s Political Action Committee
Mooney
John Derr
Derr
House panel backs Bartlett bill to sell or lease park land
A House National Parks subcommittee approved a Bartlett bill allowing sale lease or special use permits for park structures or land with safeguards excluding core historic areas and directing proceeds to park improvements and tax rolls. It aims to extend permits for up to 70 homeowners along the C O Canal.
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Washington
House of Representatives
U S
Roscoe Bartlett
Roth
Bartlett
Secretary of the Interior
Department of Interior
Baltimore teen driver without license hits and kills girl
In southwest Baltimore a 16 year old unlicensed driver struck and killed 3 year old Valisha Shamiera Staton in a supermarket lot near Hilton's. Police charged the teen with vehicular manslaughter as bystanders described the grim scene and rescue attempts.
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Baltimore
Shamiera Staton
Wendell Lloyd
Hilton's
Lloyd
Goodwill honors Monocacy Valley workers and supporters
Goodwill Industries of Monocacy Valley recognized employees who beat odds to gain jobs and those who aided the program at a banquet at Ceresville Mansion. Awards went to 1997 Graduate of the Year Robert Stitley, Achiever of the Year Stacie Dowery, and 1998 Joan Groff Scholar Molly Saunders, among others, with extended service and business supporters also honored.
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Goodwill Industries of
Michael Plant
Goodwill
Robert Stitley
Stitely
Stacie Dowery
Plant
Terry McGaha
Theresa Anglesbee
Betty Spangler
Linda Marsh
Leonard Diggs
Thomas Sutkewicz
Ruth VanFossen
Bernard Wachter
Donald Wachter
Timothy Facemire
al B. Smith III
Ronnie Kline
Bill Shaff
Barry Carty
Georgia Fisherman
Robert Savage
James Shaff
Frederick News-Post
Goodwill Industries
Monocacy Valley
Robert Stitely
Molly Saunders
Joan Groff
April Jensen
Deliberations Set To Start In Maryland Tractor Theft Trial
Jurors begin deliberations July in a case charging Michael Gates of Ijamsville with felony theft over the 1996 John Deere tractor stolen from a Md 26 Monocacy River bridge construction site. Testimony shows Durnik leased the $106,000 tractor to Shirley Contractors. unit later disappeared.
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John Deere
Michael Gates
Ijamsville
MD. 26
Monocacy River Bridge
Archie Durnik
Triangle
Shirley Contractors
MD 26
Durnik
Winchester
Harmon
Daniel Roop
Westminster
Maryland
Malin Bender
Gainesville
Gates
Bender
Primary registration deadline Aug 17 for Maryland voters
Maryland voters must register by August 17 to participate in the September 15 party primary. The Frederick County Board of Elections notes registered voters by party include 43 280 Republicans and 37 403 Democrats with 13 951 unaffiliated and 73 Reform. Voter forms available at offices and libraries. contact 301 694 1000 or toll free 800 222 VOTE. Harvey Kirk, Frederick County Republican Central Committee secretary, withdraws citing personal and professional reasons.
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Maryland Board of Elections
Frederick County
Board of Elections
Harvey Kirk
Republican Central Committee
Kirk
Central Committee
City approves broad staff requests and upgrades in Frederick
Frederick Mayor Jim Grimes and the aldermen approved an ordinance amendment designating the permits and code enforcement director or designee to decide private sidewalk repairs and giving property owners 60 days to comply. They also budgeted 13,250 to upgrade the Weinberg Center telephone system and 25,225 state grant for an Elderly Victim Assistance Unit. A 37,000 bid to LBM Concrete Construction Corp. covers lighting for the Weinberg Center, and 12,000 was budgeted to pay for the lights. Promotions included several Frederick Police Department officers from officer first class to corporal.
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Frederick
Jim Grimes
Weinberg Center For the Arts
Fredenck
LBM Concrete Construction Corp
Weinberg Center
HUD grants Frederick $429000 for housing and programs
The HUD approved a 429000 grant to Frederick for housing and community development totaling 44600000 for Maryland. The funds support job creation affordable housing homelessness help and homeownership while funding administration planning rehab single family homes streetscape and health care related projects with input from local advisers.
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US Department of Housing and Urban Development
Frederick
Maryland
HUD
Andrew Cuomo
Bickle
Social Services Department
Community Action Agency
Market St
S. Market St
Schmersahl
USDA
Dan Glickman
Obediah Baker
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Harry Grove
Mt. Olivet
Black
Williams
Rampac
Richard Dyson
Mount Zion Church
Knoxville
First Missionary Baptist Church
Quinn Ame Chapel
Grace Pentecostal Worship Center
West Falls Christian Community Church
Mount Airy
House
Valisha
Tony Smith
Katherine Marks
News-Post
By Skip Lawrence
Skip Lawrence
Frederick City
Cuomo
James Schmersahl
William D Ce
Sally Murphy
Planning Commission
Istvan Peteranecz
Historic District Commission
Chris
Food Bank
Sagner Avenue
South End
Community Living Inc
E. Patrick St
Calorade
Scedomecter Healthway Natural Foods
Foxshire Plaza
Hagerstown
Newa-Psel Geen
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