A-10 Warthog Featured At Frederick Air Show
The Confederate Air Force event at Frederick Municipal Airport spotlights the A-10 Warthog praised for rugged durability. Airworld Magazine and Lightning Historical Research officials describe its Gulf War performance and enduring presence. Large crowds gather by 8:30 a.m. as traffic moves toward Wings of Freedom show.
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Frederick
David Shultz
Airworld Magazine
Shultz
Kevin Grantham
Lightning Historical Research
Grantham
Frederick Municipal Airport
Pearl Harbor survivor to narrate Tora Tora Tora show
Hugh Roper, a Frederick resident and Pearl Harbor survivor who grew up in Baltimore, will narrate the Tora Tora Tora segment at the Confederate Air Force air show at Frederick Municipal Airport. Roper, who was aboard Hickam Field on December 7 1941 after a December 6 alert lift, recalls the surprise attack and its chaotic moments.
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Pearl Harbor
Hugh Roper
U.S. Naval Base
Hiwaii
Confederate Air Force Air Show
Frederick Municipal Airport
Mr. Roper
Frederick
Baltimore
Hawaii
Army Air Corps
Mrs. North
Honolulu
Maryland
Custody battle for Peetie heads to district court
Laurie Wolfe of Frederick sues to reclaim Peetie the 11 month old dog held by Frederick County Humane Society since July 20. Wolfe alleges ownership by the husband Richard Wolfe Jr. and questions the society’s custody. The Adoption Review Board upheld the decision to keep Peetie. A show cause hearing is set for Aug. 30 and a trial for Sept. 30 at 1:30 pm.
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Peetie
Laurie Wolfe
Frederick
Frederick County Humane Society
Ms. Wolfe
The
Humane Society
Richard Wolfe Jr
the Society
Mr. Wolfe
Richard Wolfe Sr
Frederick County
Adoption Review Board
Wolfes
Robert Meier Jr
Damascus
Wolfe
Frederick Keys End Losing Streak with Kinston Win
Frederick Keys snap a skid by defeating Kinston in a baseball game. The report notes the score and highlights key plays as the team leaves a losing streak behind.
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Frederick Keys
Kinston
Eee
Police seize marijuana garden during task force raid
A Frederick County marijuana garden was harvested by a narcotics task force Friday. Robert Tice Morgan, 32, of Frederick, faces possession and manufacturing charges and awaited a bail hearing. A second man was released. a search warrant led to 14 plants found across buildings on 4206 New Design Road with marijuana, paraphernalia, and cash seized.
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Robert Tice Morgan
New Design Road
Frederick
District Court
Jim Bonneville
Army National Guard
David Reichenbaugh
Frederick County
Reichenbaugh
County to close building due to air quality
Frederick County Commissioners voted to shut down the Citizens Services building at 520 N Market St until air inside can be tested. Health Officer Dr James Bowes said state tests showed normal air, while Johns Hopkins findings showed extremely unhealthy mold spores. City officials expect further sampling from Johns Hopkins Monday.
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Citizens Services
Frederick County
James Bowes
N. Market St
Bowes
Johns Hopkins University
Michael Stovall
Weinberg Center names Jade Wu new director and producer
Jade Wu has been chosen as director and artistic producer for the Weinberg Center for the Performing Arts in Frederick. Mayor Jim Grimes announced the selection at a Friday press conference. Wu praised the center as a cultural gem and expressed excitement about guiding an excellent staff and expanding cultural offerings. Russell Beaton, president of the Weinberg board, welcomed Wu and highlighted her creative background and problem solving.
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Jade Wu
Frederick
Weinberg Center For the Performing Arts
Jim Grimes
Ms. Wu
Russell Beaton
Weinberg Board of Directors
Weinberg Center
Frederick County
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Janelle Erlichman
Lincoln Zephyr
Hickam Field
Krista Glielmi
Kathy Bollinger
Inside the News
Fraderick News
Post
Dow Falls
Vatican
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Weinberg
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