Snowfall shuts schools as deep winter hits county
A heavy early season storm blankets the region with 4 to 6 inches of snow across the county. Schools closed with Fredenck County Public Schools two hours early and Hood College ending classes by 1 pm. Crews deployed salt and plows, power outages affected about 180 residents, and officials reported no major traffic incidents despite icy roads and gusty winds.
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Allegheny Power
Middletown
Port of Rocks
Fredenck County
Earh and
Hood College
Fort Wotrek
William Koutzahn
Fghway Maintenance
State Highway Administration
Jim Brown
Diane Whitley
Jefferson
Edward Smith Farm
Cherry Lane
Jay Mason
Ce Street
All Saints Street
Maryland
Frederick County
Delaware
Maryland State Highway Administration
Lara Rakowski
Baltimore
Washington
Capital Beltway
Aaid
Baltimore Washington
National Weather Service
Rene Hefner
Hampden
Wbfftv
John Pan] Camacho
Walkersville
Biggs Ford Road
City Officials, NAACP Leader Meet to Bridge Racial Divide
A mediator from the Department brokered talks between Frederick's mayor and the county NAACP president to discuss improving race relations. Participants included City Attorney N Lynn Board and Edmonds of the Frederick County NAACP. No clear breakthroughs. talks to continue early next year.
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Frederick
NAACP
Ce Geert Department
Mr. Games
N Lynn
Frederick County
National Colored’ People
Naacp Edmonds
Mr Games
Edmonds
City Hall
Edmonds Sey
DeArmon Outspent Bartlett by 12000 in Race
Don DeArmon spent 244472 in a campaign that polled 39 percent of the vote, trailing Bartlett by 12000. OpenSecrets data show DeArmon ran one of the most expensive campaigns in the state, surpassed only by Terry Learman who spent over a million in a separate district race.
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Don DeArmon
Bartlett
DeArmon
Remon
Opensecrets
Terry L. Leerman
Connie Morella
Leerman
Milion
Ms Morella
Local charities report mixed holiday donations in Frederick
Charities like Advocates for Homeless Families and The Salvation Army note varied giving this season. Advocates reports a drop from last year while The Salvation Army reports strong gifts to Angel Trees and Cash for Kids. Nearby groups such as the Frederick Rescue Mission and Religious Coalition projects also highlight community support, including shelter supplies and adoption efforts for 40 families.
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Reynolds
Ign
Aero Renly
Raphe
Advocates
Frederick
Frederck
Salvation Army
Mary Kay Hearne
Fredenck
Beacon
Path Houses
Tom
S and Ist
Mission
Faith House
Burlington Coat
All Sants Episcopal Church
Windsor Knolls Community Association
Davalie & Co Certified Public Accountants
Religious Coalition For Emergency Human Needs Coalition
Robin Dorsey
Dorsey
Bail reduced in field party shooting case to 25000
Jackson, 21, arrested after an extensive probe into a field party shooting on Hiney Road near the victim. He faces charges of second degree murder, handgun use in a crime, first and second degree assault, and reckless endangerment. held on 500000 bail. Several witnesses recanted. defense says some witnesses were threatened and the defendant says he has never fired a gun.
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Ball
West Stanway Jackson
Hiney Road
DeWitt
Jackson
Frederick County
Brew
Richand Bricken
Bricken
Peaks Des
Mir Boeken
John Tisdale
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