Correction on PTA fundraiser and fire incident notices
Corrects a December item noting Gov Thomas Johnson Middle School PTA raised nineteen thousand dollars for computers lamination and science supplies and fixes a deer decoy hotline number to 1 800 635 6124. Also lists multiple 24 hour fire alarm notices and incidents across Frederick County with locations and times.
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Gov. Thomas Johnson Middle School
PTA
Department of Natural Resources
Sagner Ave
Citizens
Junior
United
Fort Detrick
W. Patrick St
Fredericktown Motors
Independent
Highland St
Aviation Way
Stauffer Rd
Discovery Blvd
Walkersville
Springview Ct
Brunswick
Jefferson
West Frederick Middle School
Canzens
Frederick County Job Center celebrates first anniversary
The Frederick County Re-Employment Resources Center marked its first anniversary with alumni praise for its structured support and counseling. Former clients, including James L. Stevens and Laura Sequeiros, credited the center with aiding their return to work, while others described gaining skills through seminars and classes. The center, an extension of the Job Training Agency, aims to become a one stop shop with state and county support backing continued training and unemployment resource services.
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Frederick County
James L. Stevens
Prudential Home Mortgage Co
Frederick
Laura Sequeiros
Frederick Community College
Vince Sawyers
Vicky Carswell
Maryland Energy Assistance Program
Carswell
Tracey Hackshaw
Mary Eckert
John Gregg
Lincoln National Insurance Co
Stacie Cox
Kelly Hahn
Re-Employment Resources Center
Thursday Temperatures Across Maryland Cities
Readings show Frederick 49 and 26, Annapolis 50 and 28, Bel Air 49 and 27, Cumberland 48 and 25, Easton 52 and 28, Hagerstown 46 and 27, Keysers Ridge 48 and 30, North East 50 and 27, Pikesville 50 and 30, Salisbury 53 and 29, Waldorf 50 and 28, Waterloo 51 and 28, Westminster 48 and 30. Extended forecast calls for Sunday partly cloudy with diminishing winds and lows around 30, Tuesday clouds increasing with highs upper 40s to mid-50s and lows mid-30s to lower 40s.
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Frederick
Annapolis
Bel Air
Cumberland
Easton
Hagerstown
Keysers Ridge
North East
Pikesville
Salisbury
Waldorf
Waterloo
Westminster
Mandan
Daire Hide
Maryland
Armed man robs Olney bank in Maryland
An armed man wearing a ski mask robbed the 1st American Bank at 18100 Town Center Drive in Upper Marlboro. He entered at 9 48 a.m. with a handgun, ordered tellers to lie down, and fled with a yellow gym bag filled with cash, driving a blue Oldsmobile east on Route 108 toward Sandy Spring.
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Olney
1St American Bank
Town Center Drive
Upper Marlboro, Md
James S. “Jay” Bias
Prince George's County
Gerald W. Eiland
Washington
Bias
Maryland
Len Bias
Montgomery County
Sandy Spring
Steinberg urges business change to boost Maryland economy
Lt. Gov. Melvin A Mickey Steinberg told the Western Maryland Motor Truck Association banquet that U S businesses must adapt to meet customer needs and compete He urged stronger government involvement in helping firms succeed and called for tougher crime laws and longer sentences He noted the Washington Redskins stadium controversy as a potential economic boost and suggested Maryland should have a team in Laurel rather than Baltimore Maryland lottery results followed with several winning numbers and payouts for multiple tiers
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Hagerstown
Melvin A
Mickey” Steinberg
U.S
Steinberg
Maryland
Maryland Motor Truck Association
Annapolis
Washington Redskins
Laurel
Baltimore
Redskins
Boston
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Frotenck Neit AP
George B. Delaplaire
Myron W. Rendallee
Edward F. Mull
Ervin H. Hagy
Great Southern Painting and Manufacturing Company
Patrick Street
Frederick Maryland
Montgomery
Marylar Rockville
Biggala
Moto
Yeab
Toute Gate
Nty Bureau, A
Ations Quest
Bay Aus
The
Accu
Olney Bank
James
Hechinger
Maya Uence
Petersen
Ctitarance Cenier
ED Waters Jr
News-Post
Lottery
Happy Birthday
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Bob
Alex
Rerinettid
Ache
VISA / MasterCard
East Patrick Street
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