Santa letters reflect post 9 11 fears and hopes
Letters to Santa show a shift from toy lists to intangible wishes like safety and world peace. Santa Claus Online notes 7 percent of posts are selfless, while many kids seek security for families amid terrorism fears and economic stress.
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Ramsburg cow killings second since Thanksgiving case
An Adams town farmer reported a cow shot and loins removed marking a second case of cattle killings since Thanksgiving. Police urge anyone with information to contact the animal control or Frederick County Sheriff's Office. Maryland law allows felony charges for animal cruelty with up to five years in jail and fines. counseling can be ordered.
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County officials discuss radio gear and county decals
Frederick County commissioners debated labeling new radio equipment with decals reading Paid for by Frederick County taxpayers. The proposal failed, and the board approved 203,114 dollars for equipment upgrades at the new Law Enforcement Complex, per Mr Wacache.
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Christmas Miracle: Navy Enlistee Alive After Pearl Harbor
The Woodward family of Woodlawn Ohio celebrated a Christmas miracle when their son John Wesley Woodward, once reported killed at Pearl Harbor, was found alive three hours after a dawn knock at their door. Navy duty, misfiled rosters, and a late telegram caused two weeks of mourning before the news arrived.
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Myrrh’s medical potential noted by Rutgers researchers
Rutgers University researchers report in the Journal of Natural Products that a myrrh extract contains sesquiterpenoids with potent anti cancer activity in lab tests. Lead author Mohamed Rafi says the discovery is exciting as the compound killed all tested human breast tumor cells resistant to other drugs.
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Prosecution Probe Into Black Book Scandal Unfolds
Evidence of criminal wrongdoing centers on a black book tied to a prostitution ring and a corporate affair network. The Frederick Police Department and local officials faced legal fights to suppress or release documents. The October court ruling ordered partial disclosure, but many details remain unrevealed as NAACP activists seek accountability and reform.
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Attack at Cullen Youth Facility Prompts Calls to Close
A 17-year-old boy was attacked at Cullen Youth Facility after new 24-hour monitors were added. Relatives and officials describe gaps in supervision as guards briefly left the room during the assault. The incident renews debate on the safety of the 285-bed center and whether funds should shift to smaller community programs.
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Roof fire prompts Thurmont middle to close early
A Thursday noon fire during roof work on the Thurmont Middle School gym prompted an early dismissal. Frederick County Public Schools spokeswoman Marita Loose said the 725 students were safe as crews brought the blaze under control. The day’s schedule was adjusted and postponed to Tuesday.
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