Fracture ends bold 2000 mile Pacific Crest trek
Portland hiker R Michael Menzies Jr 24 attempted a Canada to Mexico Pacific Crest Trail trek with a Siberian husky Moraine. He faced snow ice fog and rugged terrain in Washington state before a stress fracture forced him to stop and plan a return to complete the journey later.
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R. Michael
Menzies Jr
Washington State
Mr. Menzies
Menzies
Portland
Ore
Frederick
Canada
United States
British Columbia
Pacific Coast
Menzes
Sportsmen Show draws 100 vendors at Frederick Fairgrounds
About 6,000 attended the fifth annual Sportsman Show, hosted by Call of the Wild Sportsmen Inc. More than 100 vendors set up stands over the two days. The event raised 5,000 in admission funds for five charities including the Maryland Sheriff's Youth Ranch and Children's Inn. NRA displayed the Great American Whitetail Collection with 26 heads. The Maryland Wildlife Division discussed whitetail deer and deer management with an estimated 200,000 deer in Maryland and 50,000 killed in 1994-95.
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National Rifle Association
Frederick Fairgrounds
Call of the Wild Sportsmen Inc
Call of the Wild
Maryland Sheriff's Youth Ranch
Frederick County
Fairgrounds
NRA
North America
Bob Davis
Tramsville
Maryland Wildlife Division
Department of Natural Resources
Maryland
Ken O'Loughy
Wildlife Division
Mr. O’loughy
Mike Williams
Aaron Finneyfrock
Pregnant Parking Sparks Mixed Reactions at Farm Fresh
Baltimore shoppers react to pink and blue stork marked spaces for pregnant women at Farm Fresh stores. Company officials say the spaces are gaining traction and may expand, while critics argue pregnancy is not a disability and some see the spots as unnecessary.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Farm Fresh
Gary Moffett
Hamilton
Greenspring
Anne Arundel County
Food Lion
Edgewater
Chris Ahearn
Salisbury
N.C
Stork
Stephanie Infeld
Hamilton Farm Fresh
Abe Rosenbloom
Amy Stein
Aowers
Avai Olé
APA
Altar
State officials call crimson tide harmless in Annapolis harbor
Annapolis harbor water turned rusty brown with an unpleasant odor as a red tide spread. University of Maryland professor Larry Harding said Chesapeake Bay red tides are harmless to people and most animals, contrasting with toxic blooms elsewhere.
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Annapolis
Annapolis’ Harbor
Chesapeake Bay
University of Maryland
Larry Harding
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Sportsmen
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Stone
Bill Green
Ors
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