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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1999

Page

6

Walkersville Eyes Bid to Host State Babe Ruth Tourney

Glade Valley Athletic Association seeks to bid with Heritage Farm Park to host next July’s state Babe Ruth Baseball tournament. decision expected by December. town commission weighs parking liability and attendee capacity. Hunting rules eased for watershed access. Local resident Jeanie Maire honored for seven years on Parks Commission and service. family moving to Jacksonville, Florida. Ordinance 994 fines for loud animal noises discussed along with owners’ curb and sidewalk duties.

Walkersville Glade Valley Athletic Association Heritage Farm Park GVAA Solomons Island Chris Hesen Burgess Ralph Whitmore GWAA Ics Hesen Waterahed Ase Jeanie Maire Parks Commission Glade Voice Maire Jacksonville Pla

Archaeologists dig in Burkittsville for hidden artifacts

Archaeologists from R Christopher Goodwin & Associates work on Main Street Burkittsville before major utility work in a historic district. Meril Dunn says they sift soil and bedrock, with few finds so far just nails and ceramic pieces, noting past digs in Annapolis revealed 17th century items. A passerby jokes about Blair Witch. Dunn laughs and denies any witch presence.

Burkittsville R Christopher Goodwin & Associates Meril Dunn Main Street Maryland Dunn Annapolis

Ford wins retrial dismissal in van fire VAW suit

In Baltimore, US District Judge Alexander Harvey dismissed the $25 million case against Ford Motor Co two days into the retrial. The judge ruled the suit lacked merit. Ford argued the 1988 Econoline van fire resulted from driver speed and flammable engine fluids, not a design defect. The Binakonsky family plans to appeal.

Baltimore Ford Motor Co Alexander Harvey David Binakonsky Ford Binakonsky Frederick County Jun Cam Dearborn Martin Freeman Freeman Binakowsky Grace den Hartog den Hartog Harvey 4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals

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