Reenactors face costs and conflict in living history groups
Reenactors invest heavily in uniforms and camp gear with estimates around two thousand dollars for uniforms and six hundred to one thousand for women’s period dress. Attitudes toward women and the male role in Civil War reenactments vary from tolerance to rejection, while some participants pursue strict historical accuracy and others seek social camaraderie or stress relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candy DeBerry
Fort Detrick
Maine Camp and Hospital Association
Dr. DeBerry
Kevin Rawlings
Sharpsburg
Tacitas
U.S. Sanitary Commission
Rawlings
Social Security Administration
Baltimore
Thomas Clemens
Hagerstown Junior College
Pickett
Gettysburg
Clemens
Wandall Halmec
U.S. Supreme Court
Holmes
Mr. Clemens
Bill Horschuh
Camp Chase Gazette
Marietta
Ohio
Myersville
David Gilles
Brigham
Gilles
South
Generai Rusvory
Walkersville
Joseph Shelton
Shelton
Confederacy
Army of the Potomac
James Kemper
Jim Kemper
Boeing rolls out first 737 700 in Renton
Boeing unveiled the 737-700 in Renton Washington, the 2,843rd 727 line, with first flight planned for February and delivery to Southwest Airlines scheduled for October. The jet seats 128 to 149 passengers and can fly about 3,454 miles, roughly 1,000 miles farther than current 737s.
County considers tax shifts and district funding plans
County lawmakers weigh a transfer tax to replace or supplement impact fees and discuss creating special taxing districts for roads and infrastructure. Public school advocates pressed for taxes that fund education amid rapid growth, while critics urged excluding schools. Other proposals touched on Sunday alcohol sales and easing rules for dairy farmers seeking a statewide minimum price for rolls.
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Terre Roy Rhoderick
Monny Goraplau
PTA Council
Frederick County
Jan Gardner
Spring Ridge
David Brinkley
Frederick
Singapore
Derr
Liquor Board
James McClellan
McClellan
Kitty Smith
Democratic Party
Adawatas
Mount St Mary’s Christmas Tree Lighting at Science Quad
Mount St Mary’s held its second annual tree lighting at the Science Quad with Father Jerry Francis blessing the tree and President George R. Houston flipping the switch. Students gathered for carols by the Mount Heritage Chorale and moved to Flynn Hall for cocoa and cookies after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Flynn
Minneapois
Hugh J. Phillips
National Shrine
Grotto
Lourdes
Monsignor
Phillips
Mount St. Mary's
Buhrman
Monsignor Phillips
Jerry Francis
Mount St. Mary’s
Mount
George R. Houston
Francis
Mount Heritage Chorale
Flynn Hall
Pan Rand
Casino Niagara Opens Amid Economic Concerns
Niagara Falls faces mixed views as Casino Niagara debuts near the U S border with a $118 million four story facility expected to draw thousands of jobs and visitors. Officials praise potential spin offs while critics warn of economic harm and call casinos money-sucking machines.
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Niagara Falls
Ontario
U.S
Las Vegas
Mgm Grand Hotel
Falls
Patrick Warren
Citizens
N.Y
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Boeing
BTC Micu
Atti Ly
UCC
Che Frederich
James A. Busack
Thomas Johnson
Dr. Frederick
Niagara
Sylvan
Cade
Sylvan Learning Center
Gaithersburg
Hagerstown
MHIC
Piaubert
Patrick Street
Elbert Harden of “the Jefferson Hairplane
Uas
Elbert Harden
Jefferson Hairplane
Jefferson St. Frederick
Ducomonds
Antieen
Belgium
Fanuly
Aid Operetee
Shu Jewelry Creatione
East Sereet
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