De Lorean plans high priced sports car venture
Former automaker John Z De Lorean, twice acquitted of crimes, says he will launch a new enterprise aimed at buyers who treat cars as toys. He plans a high performance exotic car with a price above 100000 dollars and says he has raised 20 million to start, though he will not name investors or a German designer involved.
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Derwood man dies in Arizona crash landing
Derwood Maryland resident Joseph Rogers, 59, piloted a Mooney single engine plane from Long Beach to Garden City when the aircraft lost power Saturday afternoon. The crash occurred six miles south of Two Guns in rugged high plateau terrain near Interstate 40. Rogers' daughter Bernadette, 23, of Palo Alto, walked to the highway after spending about 20 hours with her father and was later picked up by a motorist as searchers located the wreckage.
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Larry Groce brings West Virginia roots to Weinberg concert
Larry Groce entertained families at the Weinberg Center with a two man country and western show. He has four gold and two platinum children s albums and is known for Tank Food. Groce hosts Mountain Stage on West Virginia public radio and began working with children in 1972, helping them co write songs. During the event a Christmas song titled Christmas Day Is Coming was composed by Frederick children Grace Thursday and Friday. A theft of about 1200 in gear occurred Friday night from Groce s van but did not derail the performance. Groce has written songs about West Virginia floods and modernization, with a satire on commercial growth and a chorus quoting Thank God I m A Country Boy.
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Thurmont church fundsraise for Heifer Project helps hungry nations
The Thurmont United Methodist Church held a penny market to raise funds for Heifer Project International. Members and residents bought baked goods and played games, donating more than pennies. Dick Trapane, a church member, led efforts to fund a cow, citing aid stories from his missions in India Kenya Bolivia and Honduras. The project sends livestock to needy families with a shareback expectation, and letters from recipients are translated for donors.
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We’ve Got Frederick Written All Over Us
Local pride runs through this Frederick News-Post feature highlighting community identity and shared roots. Read about the city’s character, history, and everyday stories that bind residents to the place they call home.
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