Drought hits Maryland fairs with water limits and changes
At Queen Anne's and Garrett County fairs, drought restrictions curb animal baths and water games. 4H and farmers cut water use, cancel water balloon battles, and urge conservation as drought costs rise to 72 million dollars in lost crops.
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Centreville
Queen Anne's County Fair
Kim
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Ralph Miller
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David Butler
Queen Anne’s County Fair
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Mary Ellen Arbaugh
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Mike Handlieman
Frederck's First Gus Macker 3 on 3 Tournament Deadline Extended
The Gus Macker 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament at Francis Scott Key Mall extends its entry deadline to Saturday August 14. The event runs August 28 and 29 for all ages with at least three games per team and awards for about 30 percent of participants. About 140 teams have signed up. applications are at Lonestar Steakhouse, the FSK Mall, Foot Locker, WFMD or online at mynnow.org. For more information call 301 698 5886.
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Traffic crash snarls I-270 northbound for an hour
A four vehicle chain reaction collision disrupted northbound I-270 traffic just north of afternoon rush. No serious injuries reported, but delays lasted about an hour as responders cleared the scene.
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Brunswick blaze probe continues into historic landmark
The State Fire Marshal probes a late Wednesday blaze that destroyed a downtown Brunswick building once housing William L Gross General Merchandise. No arson conclusion yet. building demolished. eyewitness describes bottle and brick incident nearby. safes and coal dust noted. railroad trains kept on time as crews cleared debris.
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Roy Lipscomb
Market wins state award for downtown revitalization plan
Frederick's Common Market earned Maryland's White Elephant Roundup award to support refurbishing 331 and relocate the organic food business from Md 85 to 391 N Market St The project, coordinated by the Maryland Downtown Development Association, seeks to revitalize an aging block with underused buildings and empty storefronts, attracting new traffic and preserving historic structures.
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Common Market
Maryland
N. Market St
E! T
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Maryland Downtown Development Association
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