Seniors return to class at Mount St. Mary’s College
Five residents from St Catherine’s Nursing and Rehabilitation Center join Mount St. Mary’s College for a Foundations of American National Government course. The seniors, including Mae Solomon, Kate Lohmann, and Lillian O’Donnell, study alongside freshmen with tuition waived by the college.
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Emmitsburg
St. Catherine’s Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
Mae Solomon
Kate Lohmann
Lillian O'Donnell
Mount St. 'S College and Seminary
Foundations of American National
St. Catherine’s Peace
St Catherine's
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Gill
Mount St
St. Catherine’s Nursing Center
Mooney Loses Seat on Judicial Proceedings Committee
State Sen. Alex Mooney loses his post on the Judicial Proceedings Committee, ceding his panel seat amid shifts that also move Sen. Nancy Jacobs from the panel. Sen. Walter Baker will join the committee, with Bakers’ stance unclear.
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Alex Mooney
Judicial Proceedings Committee
Mooney
General Assembly
Senate
Thomas W
Nancy Jacobs
R-Harford
Thompson boycotts closed county meeting over water project
Frederick County officials report a closed session to discuss retaining or attracting a business, while Thompson calls media to his office to criticize the process. He opposed a planned water and sewer extension to a county parcel near U.S. 340 Md 180 and Ballenger Creek, amid a dispute with Commissioner Terre Rhoderick. The controversy traces to a July 24 closed session about public funding for the same parcel marketed by developer Sale chet.
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Frederick County
John L. Thompson Jr
Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development
DBED
Thompson
U.S. 340
Terre Rhoderick
MD. 180
Ballenger Creek
Sale ‘Chet
Lettie Shores laid to rest at river home near Point of Rocks
Lettie Shores, longtime Potomac River expert, died Friday at Frederick Memorial Hospital at age 92. She refused to move from her riverfront home, a trait her son Vernon Shores cited as testament to her life by the water. Her funeral service reflected her deep ties to the river community.
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Lettie Shores
Mrs. Shores
Potomac River
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County SAT scores show gains across year
Frederick County students posted a 1053 average SAT score for the 2001 test, up four points from 2000. Verbal 523 and math 530. Urbana High led gains, Stephen Hess of Frederick County Public Schools noted context, with seniors taking tests at different times.
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Frederick Counya
Urbana
Stephen Hess
Hess
Frendenck Reed Featured in Local Paper Indexes
Local index of The Frederick Reed highlights notable entries from the edition. Names, places, and events are summarized, preserving the paper’s tone and urgency while noting key figures and items in a compact card.
Meta Nash seeks mayor’s office after eight alderman years
Frederick profile of Alderman Meta Nash outlines her eight years on the board, party switch from Republican to Democrat, and stance on city issues including a public facilities ordinance. It notes her move to Frederick in 1979 with husband Jonathan Nash, her past roles, and campaign contrast with incumbent Mayor Jim Grimes.
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Aires
Malta
Ms. Nash
Frederick
Jonathan Michael Nash
IBM
Jackson
Miss
Huntsville
Ala
Fred
Rockville
Hie
Raeler
Laine
Mm Fredenck
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