Freezing Weekend Stretches Maryland Snow Reach Up Future Temps
County residents faced five to eight inches of dry snow with arctic wind chills dipping to minus twenty. Forecasters warned the cold will persist through Tuesday or Wednesday with little precipitation, while officials urged residents to avoid unnecessary emergency calls as FEMA extends disaster coverage for snow removal costs from the January blizzards.
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National Weather Service
Christopher Strong
Frederick
Strong
Punxsutawney
Phil
North Pole
Canada
United States
Equator
Poles
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Maryland
CAF air show finances under scrutiny after city payout
Community relations head Gail Norman argues no audit trail existed for the air show funds and questioned the CAF’s accounting. CAF leadership defend the financial report, stating records were open and audits occur for major events, while Norman and her husband urged city oversight. Local sponsors express concern, citing potential misgivings about refunds and ticket accountability.
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Confederate Air Force
Gail Norman
Monrovia
CAF
Air Show
David Cooper
Midland
Texas
Norman
Cooper
Air Show Committee
Euch
Floyd Houdyshell
Senator Ferguson wins Senate approval on adoption expense deduction
Senator Timothy Ferguson secured the Senate’s unanimous 46 to 0 vote to send SB 26 to the House, expanding adoption expense deductions by 1000 dollars to 2000 for standard cases and 3000 for special needs, covering Maryland adoptions only and estimated to affect about 290 cases in fiscal 1997.
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Annapolis
Timothy Ferguson
Senate
House of Delegates
Ferguson
Frederick Carroll
Senate Budget and Taxation Committee
Maryland
Barbara Hoffman
Baltimore
Mr. Ferguson
Inside The News Le Te BAB Portions Of Frederick News
Fragmented OCR style note describes reprinted portions of the Frederick News on recycled paper and mentions a term Tacyclabte, indicating a text artifact rather than a clear event.
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Frederick News: Post
Buffalo soldiers celebrated as unsung Black History Month heroes
Retired Sgt. Maj. Edward Johnson and First Sgt. Houston Wedlock head a Black History Month program highlighting Buffalo soldiers who served since the Civil War. Johnson recalled joining the 10th Cavalry in 1939 for work and horses while noting pay and tough discipline. A prior talk by Dr. Charles Epps Jr. focused on African-Americans in medicine.
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Sam Yu
Maj
Edward Johnson
10Th Cavalry Regiment
U.S. Army
Fort Detrick
Buffalo
San Juan Hill
Teddy Roosevelt
Buffalo Soldiers
Willie Mays
Hank Aaron
Sgt. Johnson
Wedlock
Congress
Sgt Johnson
Buffalo Soldiers Cavalry
Baltimore
Johnson
Charles Epps Jr
Howard University Hospital
Fatal Frederick County crashes rise to 27 in 1995
Maryland State Police statistics show 27 people died in Frederick County traffic crashes in 1995, up from 1994. Of the 27, 19 were drivers, 6 passengers, and 2 pedestrians. four crashes involved alcohol or drugs and five were double fatalities. Driver error was the leading cause, with speed and alcohol also cited.
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Frederick County
Maryland
MD. 26
US. 15
MD. 17
MD 194
MD 140
Daysville Road
MD 31
U.S. 40
MD 355
I- 270
West Seventh Street
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Wahl
Robert Rice
Economic and Environmental Affairs Committee
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Inside the News
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Sgt
Houston Wedlock
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