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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Aug 31, 1998

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Last-Minute Enrollments Push Frederick County Schools Start

Frederick County Public Schools opened with surprise late enrollments leading to 111th-hour job offers for five elementary teachers, with a part-time position at Urbana High School possible for the year. Total projected district enrollment is 35,658, up 916 from last year, while Middletown Elementary saw unexpected registrations.

Frederick County Public Schools Martin Loose Freder Ick County Public Schools Loose Middletown Elementary School

O’Hara Crowned 1998 Maryland Farm Queen at State Fair

Emily O’Hara of Frederick County was named the 1998 Maryland Farm Queen at the Maryland State Fair in Timonium. The ceremony featured the presentation of the crown by the departing 1997 queen Sarah Roberts as hundreds watched the pageant.

Timonium Frederick County Emily O'Hara Maryland Miss O'Hara Eddy Kay O'Hara Free State Frederick Sarah Roberts Emily

Role dispute over plea deals in Maryland primary race

State's Attorney Scott Rolle and Republican opponent Theresa Adams clash over jury trial figures. Rolle claims 56 trials in 1997 versus 16 yearly in late predecessor era, while Adams cites Administrative Office of the Courts data showing 35 trials that year. Both contend the other misstates numbers as the campaign centers on courtroom versus plea bargaining.

Scott Rolle Theresa Adams Ms. Adams Mr. Rolle Administrative Office Rolle Frederick Carroll County Office of Administrative Courts

County honors Haylift volunteers with county picnic

Frederick County Commissioners hosted a thank you picnic at the Frederick Fairgrounds for about 30 farmers 14 truckers 101 charitable givers and Fort Detrick soldiers who aided the 1997 haylift that rescued county farmers after a drought. George and Joan Jennyson of Scotland donated the largest hay gift 75 round bales weighing 1600 pounds each valued today at about 1500. Debbie Thackston helped run Coins for the Cows at Glade Elementary aiding student math and fundraiser lessons.

Fort Detrick Frederick County Good Samaritans Traveling Posse Frederick Fairgrounds George and Joan Jennyson Scotland Debbie Thackston Glade Elementary Glade’s Thackston

Mud Bog Draws Fans for Charity Event in Maryland

The 11th annual Pleasant Valley Frog Eye Mud Bog drew hundreds of fans to the Brunswick Volunteer Fire Co fundraiser on a Washington County farm. Trucks from several states battled a 200-foot mud pit across seven classes with prizes from $60 to $400, aiding the fire company’s plans for a new hall.

Brownsville Ford Chevy Dodge Pleasant Valley Brunswick Volunteer Fire Co West Virginia Pennsylvania Virginia Maryland Washington County Albert Patricia Roelkey David Young Young Ry Cornelius Airville Cornelius

Frederick County Bloodshed and Bravery in the French and Indian War

Frederick County history notes Washington and Franklin visiting Fredericktown in April 1755 as frontier wars unfold. By 1758 Indian raids terrorize settlers, with accounts from historian Dr Allan Powell. Braddock and Washington lead a 1400-strong British force toward Fort Duquesne, facing fierce resistance on the Western frontier.

Washington George Washington Benjamin Franklin Fredericktown Europe Frederick County Allan Powell Hagerstown Community College Alleghany Garrett Montgomery Counties Carroll County Williamsport Frederick Paul Gordon Edward Braddock Braddock Fort Duquesne Duquesne Pittsburgh

Braddock Era Faced Washington Franklin in Frederick

In Frederick a tavern headquarters stood on West All Saints Street near All Saints Court, with a Kiwanis monument nearby. Braddock demanded 200 wagons and 2,500 horses from locals, but only 25 wagons and few horses arrived. Franklin secured help by returning to Pennsylvania to gather stock. Washington, Franklin, and Braddock disagreed on army strategy as they prepared for the Braddock campaign.

All Saints Street Asbury United Maryland School For the Deaf Franklin Pennsylvania Braddock Frederick County Virginia Washington

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