In School Banking Expands From Walkersville to Area
The program introduces in school banking at Walkersville Middle School with plans to extend to Woodsboro and New Midway Elementary. Ms Schildt notes the need to teach children to save early while Dr Adams cautions parents to balance money lessons with broader values. The program uses student tellers and computers to process deposits, aiming for continuity into high school and adulthood.
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Walkersville
Woodsboro
New Midway
Adams
Vandalism and conspiracies tied to Brunswick deli cases
Three vandalism incidents at the Brunswick deli on Souder Road in June and August drew charges against two 15 year olds for malicious destruction and conspiracy and fourth degree burglary for another juvenile. Total damage around $1,000. The group calling themselves The Straight Edge, teens and twenty somethings, were questioned but cooperated. Maryland State Police and Frederick County Sheriff’s Office handled adjacent incidents, with two juveniles offering apologies or paying toward damages. The owner offered an $800 reward for information.
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Brunswick Deli
Hemp's
Brunswick
Jorge Garcia
Alex Sundstrom
Souder Road
Cpl. Brady
Terry Eugene Wolfe
Cp. Brady
Maryland
Frederick County
Straight Edge
Brady
St Mark’s church quilt auction nets 32600 at picnic
Wolfsville notes a 150 year anniversary quilt auction at St Mark’s with 32,600 raised. Ralph Morgan and Gail Guyton bought the quilt, donated it back for display, the panel depicts church milestones from 1847 to 1995. A second quilt sold for 1100 as the Gospel Travelers sang and guests enjoyed a picnicked afternoon.
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Robert Hooper
St. Mark's
Ralph Morgan
Gail Guyton
Charlotte
Joyce
Mr. Morgan
Ken Frushour
Heaven
Halleluja Square
Rotorex faces arbitration over subcontracted union jobs
Williams expects a decision next month from the American Arbitration Association on a six month old case alleging Rotorex sub contracted union jobs. The IUE contends the company stalled negotiations by offering a nine cent hourly raise over three years. Rotorex, in Walkersville for 25 years, has laid off production staff multiple times, including all union workers twice, drawing union criticism and workplace tension.
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American Arbitration Association
Rotorex
Williams
IUE
Rolorex
Walkersville
Hudson Foods recall widens as investigators swarm plant
E. coli contamination at a Hudson Foods Nebraska plant prompts an expanding recall after about 20 illnesses linked to June hamburger patties. The ground beef was used by Boston Market and other chains. officials say all recalled meat has been sold or removed. Customers urged to check freezers for patties from the questioned dates. Boston Market says it buys only regular ground beef for meatloaf, not patties.
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Hudson
Colorado
Nebraska
Burger King
Boston Market
Wal-Mart
Sam's Club
Hudson Foods
Boston
Jeff Beck- Man
Old print could fetch up to a quarter million in Nashville
In Nashville, Wanda Bell bought an old print featuring the signing of the Declaration of Independence for 625. Cleaning revealed a wood panel with a possible portrait of a Revolutionary War figure, with appraisers valuing the piece at up to 250600. The unknown man’s identity remains unconfirmed.
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Nashville, Tenn
Wanda Bell
Utica Picnic Marks 150 Years Of Country Fare And Tradition
Lucille Putman leads Utica Picnic preparations as pavilion sides are wrapped for shade. The festival has drawn up to 900 attendees in Miller's Grove, with a longtime menu of fried chicken, country ham, and classic cakes. Volunteers from St Pauls and Haughs Lutheran share cooking duties, while drought affects tomato supply and garden pickles. An overhead window fan cools the hall as ice carriers keep drinks cold.
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Lucille Putman
Utica
Miller's Grove
Teens Return Stolen Bingo Cash in Reading
Two teenagers found about 2,906 dollars in quarters hidden in three Tupperware containers while walking in the woods. They surrendered the money to authorities, who link the haul to an August burglary at a bingo parlor and suspect the teens may have helped the thieves or witnessed them leaving the scene. Zachary Watkins, 15, and Laird, 13, recounted their hesitation to handle the loot.
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Reading
Zachary Watkins
Laird
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Dr. Adams
America
Cpl Brady
Pte. Mangold
Wolfsville
Jackson Hewitt Income Tax School
Frederick Towne Mall
Frederick
St. Paul's
Haugh's Lutheran Church
Ladiesburg
Ullcn
Filler
Mr. Dutrow
Peg Long
St Paul's
Sammu
Amanda Eyler
Marlene Eyler
NEW Express
Adn
Frederick EY
Erheawe
Persenies
Patrick ST
Allegany Optical Fec An TE
Francis Scott Key
Ehab Solutions
Conmeniy Allegany Hearing & Speech Associates
FSK Mail
Allegany Optical
Wau
Gnis
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