Howard County Fair goat show yields multiple dairy champions
At the Howard County Fair Amy lager of Fulton shows dairy goats and Holstein cattle. Her goat Emerald died recently, but she earned best baby doe of show plus junior fitting and showing titles. Other Lager family goats topped Alpine divisions. fair runs through Saturday with 450+ exhibitors and a full auction lineup.
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Amy Lager
Fulton
Howard County
Amy
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Army
Emerald
Gene
Kathy
William
Tanya Lager
Casey Caulder
West Friendship
Jason Keplinger
Mount Airy
Jason
William Lager
Jack Jenkins
Keymar
Interstate 70
Joe Larta
Mark McCann
University of Georgia
Athens
Eric Widmaier
Daisy Ag
Eric
Tim Clark
Erika Rupp
Jennifer Turner
Kristen Turner
Chris Mullinix
Dan Larimore
Patrick Mullinix
Jason Murray
FFA
Elizabeth Theiss
Highland
Jenny Brewer
Ellicott City
Beverly McCredy
Wheaton
Sharon Hilton
Heather Spahr
Sykesville
Jersey
Jack Pugh
Coalition monitors new charter board watchdog group formed
A Frederick County coalition backs charter government and pledges watchdog oversight of the new charter board. They question member selection criteria and alternates while promising to evaluate progress and the draft charter amid possible aggressive action if anti charter sentiment grows. The group plans to attend the board's next meeting on August 20.
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Charter Government
Frederick Coalition On Charter
Charter Wasl Wea Wade — Au Laval
Lawrence Way
Coalition
Charter Movement
Frederick County
Betty Floyd
Charter Board
Jogger Identified After Fatal Hit‑and‑Run in Rockville
Police identified Saturday night jogger killed in a Wheaton accident as 57 year old Robert Clay Gettys of Silver Spring. The victim lived at 2320 Sun Valley Circle in an adult mentally ill group home. Gettys was hit while crossing Bel Pre Road at Rippling Brook Drive. No charges filed against the driver.
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Robert Clay Gettys
Silver Spring
Sun Valley Circle
Mr. Gettys
Bel Pre Road
Rippling Brook Drive
Wheaton
Frederick eyed as international draw for visitors
Frederick could become an international draw as officials discuss joining the International Visitors Center of Maryland. Suzanne O Hatnick, center president, explains the Baltimore based nonprofit brings about 1500 visitors yearly and seeks to expand from urban Baltimore Washington areas to Frederick. If Maryland locals join, membership fees would be minimal beyond existing sister city programs fostering international relations.
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Middle East
Maryland
Washington
Suzanne O'Hatnick
Baltimore
O’hatnick
Washington, D.C
International Visitors Center of
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Town mulls cost sharing for Woodmere South repairs
Middletown officials tabled a plan to share curb and gutter repair costs in Woodmere South with developers. Commissioner Burgess Louise Snodgrass and the town board will revisit the issue at the September meeting after reviewing alternatives.
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Middletown
Burgess Louise Snodgrass
Woodmere South
Frederick Fairgrounds Roof Repair Nears Fair Start
Midday eaves work by John Salmon paints new boards under the grandstand at Frederick Fairgrounds. The touch up is among the final steps in repairing the roof ahead of the Great Frederick Fair opening Sept. 18.
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John Salmon
Frederick Fairgrounds
Frederick
Teachers Face Firing Over Yearbook Material in Maryland
In Prince George's County Maryland a crackdown targets teachers who allow questionable content. Superintendent John A Murphy recommends firing Parkdale High yearbook adviser Stephen H Arnold for offensive material in last spring's yearbook.
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Prince George’s County
John A. Murphy
Parkdale High
Stephen H. Arnold
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