Urbana Moscow cultural exchange via letter swap
Urbana Elementary students and Moscow City School 1260 students exchange letters to share culture and English learning. Principal Tamara Maiorova visits Urbana while a Frederick family fosters cross country connections. Both sides aim to ensure delivery despite unreliable Russian mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamara Maiorova
Urbana
Moscow
Robert Freeman
Ingrid Carlsson
Angela Russell
Jackie Berry
Masha Nedospasov
America
Moscow City
Linda Spohn
Maiorova
Nedospasovs
Frederick
Ms. Nedospasov
Frederick High School
Moscow State University
Feud Over Museum Move Highlights Frederick Hagerstown Clash
National Museum of Civil War Medicine leaders dispute Hagerstown Mayor Sager’s claim that Frederick stole the museum. Museum President Gearinger says negotiations with the National Park Service failed and Frederick offered a suitable site with historic facilities. Frederick Mayor Grimes defends his city’s role, while Gearinger notes fundraising is now seeking out-of-state donors as the museum progresses its leases and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Museum of Civil War Medicine
Hagerstown
Steven T. Sager
Frederick
Sager
Robert Gearinger
Gearinger
National Park Service
Antietam Battlefield
Washington County
Church Street
School For the Deaf
Clarke Place
Jim Grimes
Grimes
City of Frederick
Promisre Mall Ad Seeks Dating Partner
A white male, 36, 6 feet, 165 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes seeks a shapely white female aged 25 to 45 for fun and friendship. The ad notes outdoors interests and quiet conversation, and mentions BOX 12186.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW
Frederick
Cal
Alta
Promisre Mall
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Kelly Hahn
Ms. Spohn
Han
Ike Wilson
News-Post
Davis
Army
Brian Davis
600Th Quartermaster
Fort Bragg
Fayetteville
N.C
Deborah Talton
Brunswick
Brunswick High School
Eoe
Manny
Detling
Cai
Miss Adventures
Rotary
TouchTone
Pittsburgh
Urea
Ronald McDonald Childrens Charities
ColllarOne
Lena
Cellular
RMHC
West Patrick Street
Blockbuster Video
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