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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1998

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5

Biology students get DNA fingerprinting experience

Middletown High students, guided by Greg Anderson of Gettysburg College, conducted a hands on DNA analysis lesson. They cut samples from bacteria virus and calf then ran gels to compare fragment patterns. The activity demonstrates how DNA fingerprints aid investigations and maps gene sequences used in science education.

Middletown Middletown High Sharon Steger Greg Anderson Gettysburg College Anderson Center Advancing Science Tim Wallace Crystal Shafer Jamie Smith

Greenhouse adds 15372 square feet in Middletown expansion

The Frederick County Board of Appeals approved a special exception for Gude Brothers Greenhouses to expand by about 15,372 square feet, enclosing an updated conveyor system and loading bay. The plan aims to self contain operations with a fence along the property line. Neighbor Barrell Wolf voiced concern about farming land and debris but the board approved with conditions. Next hearing set for AT&T Wireless Services monopole near Marete's Choice Lane.

Frederick County Board of Appeals Middletown Gude Brothers Market Road Larry Gude Carl Thomas Barrell Wolf Wall Thomas Gude William Brennan Jr Gudes At&t Wireless Services Marete’s Choice Lane MD. 85

Thompson pushes county hog farm restrictions

Frederick County commissioners consider limits on large hog operations after residents near Loy's Station complain of strong odors. Commissioner John Thompson proposes a 1000-hog cap moratorium, amending the Right to Farm ordinance to exclude large hog farms and routing disputes to courts via a separate process. A reconciliation board may hear disputes, but no cases have yet been heard.

Thompson Frederick County John Thompson Board of Zoning Appeals Joh Mathias Reconciliation Board Michael Thompson Monroe

County OKs grant bid for fatherhood program

Frederick County Commissioners approved a state grant bid that could bring 30000 to the Frederick Families FIRST Fatherhood Program to expand services for fathers in the county. The group assists with visitation rights, supports groups, and offers case management through the social services department.

Frederick County Frederick Families Frederick Families First Frederick County Department of Social Services Frederick First

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