Lewinsky says she has mixed feelings about Clinton
Monica Lewinsky told investigators she has mixed feelings about President Clinton and objected to calls that described their relationship as salacious. She defended the relationship as personal and said she did not view it as salacious, while declining to say whether she believes Clinton lied about touching her.
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Monicasky
Vernon Jordan
Lewin
Clinton
Mr. Bryant
Ms. Lewinsky
West Virginia man dies in one-car crash near New Market
A 50 year old Martinsburg resident Mitchell Moore died in a Thursday afternoon one car crash on I 70 near New Market. West Virginia man Moore was pronounced dead at the scene and his body sent to the Maryland state medical examiner's office in Baltimore for an autopsy.
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New Market
West Virginia
Here
Mitchell Moore
Martins- Pure
Larry West
Baltimore
Maryland
Deaf deaf access day care in Maryland may close for funds
Deaf Access Services Children's Center in Parkway Community Church may shut within days unless it raises at least $30,000. Open since September 1997, the center serves hearing and deaf children and aims to stay open four more months or add about 14 full-time students to reach capacity. Enrollment declines amid staff turnover and administrative issues, and grant renewals suffered after a five month vacancy in leadership.
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Deaf Access Services Children's Center
Parkway Community Church
Laura Venezia
Deaf Access Services, Inc
Mary
Maryland
Ms. Venezia
Deaf Access Service
Peter Myers
Janell Bunn-Verdin
Frederick approves $11 million Carroll Creek office project
Frederick aldermen unanimously authorize an $11 million six story office building along Carroll Creek. The plan features a no city payment on the 21 849 square foot site, a sewer and water mains upgrade at developer expense, sky ramp access, and 273 parking spaces. The city covers storm drainage relocation up to 183 300 dollars while developer Marc Silverman bears the rest. Continued on Page A 12.
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Carroll Creek
Richard Kessler
Greater
South Court Street
Citizens Way
South Market Street
Carroll Creek Linear Park
Kessler
Marc Silverman
Court Street
Citizen’s Way
Local family programs labeled tops in state
Three Maryland programs were named demonstration sites for state education efforts. Frederick County Head Start and Family Partnership of Frederick County along with Carroll County's Families Learning Together in Westminster impressed a state panel by integrating with other agencies to support families.
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Maryland
Nancy Grasmick
Frederick County
Carroll County
Westminster
Charles Talbert
U.S. Department of Education
Northeast
Carroll Counties
David Gray
Sagner Avenue
Grasmuck
Frederck
Carroll
Golden Mile crosswalk safety under review after fatality
Officials plan state highway involvement to add safety measures on the Golden Mile after a Frederick County sixth grader died January 25 crossing nine lanes at Hillcrest Drive. Police ruled driver green light contributed, local officials emphasize pedestrian caution and crosswalk adherence amid heavy traffic daily.
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Golden Mile
Frederick County
Hillcrest Drive
Frederick
Valerie Burnette Edgar
State Highway Administration
Gabriel Johnson
Hillcrest
McCain
Police seek missing Mount Airy woman
Police said Mount Airy woman has not been heard from since she left her home to run errands. Her husband Donald W. Holt was taken to Carroll County General for treatment after an earlier incident. Investigators asked for FBI help, citing possible foul play and several missed appointments. Detectives asked the public for any information.
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Carroll County General Tal
Weatrainster
Ben
Holt
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