Frederick’s oldest family founder’s rugged early life
The 19th century narrative follows Samuel Weinberg from Baltimore dry goods to Virginia peddling, then back to Frederick in 1861. He faced debt, violence, and a gun threat, survived, and built a flourishing business in gents’ furnishings and ladies’ goods. He married Amelia Lowenstein in 1863, moving to East Second Street in Frederick. Their legacy persists in county namesakes Cody Samuel Weinberg and Amelia Weinberg.
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Maryland Farmers Rally For Nutrient Rules And Dairy Pact
Maryland farmers plan coordinated buses to Annapolis for Wednesday’s 1:30 p.m. hearing on Senate Environmental Matters. They oppose the governor's mandatory nutrient management bill and push support for the Northeast Dairy Compact, while addressing property rights and other state and federal farming issues.
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Frederick
Montgomery
Prince George’s
New York
Pennsylvania
U.S
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Maryland deer plan split over regional bag limits and sharpshooters
The DNR proposes regional bag limits enabling up to 14 deer per season across four regions and endorses sharpshooters with veterinarians in urban areas to remove deer quickly. Critics warn of overkill while opposing groups push nonlethal or hunting-based controls. Farmers back the plan as a balance between control and preservation.
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Silver Spring
Maryland
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Frederick County
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Gasoline tax hike likely next year
In Maryland the gasoline tax has stood at 23.5 cents per gallon for six years despite dwindling funds for highways and transit. Gov. Parris Glendening’s tax pledge limits near-term increases, but business leaders push for action in 1999. Senate President Miller and House Speaker Taylor back a hike as a transportation trust fund panel will study fundraising options.
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Eight year old accidentally shoots himself in Maryland home
An 8 year old found a caliber handgun in a closet and fired it in a bathroom. The 13 year old brother heard the shot and called 911. Police say the case is under investigation and note Maryland law prohibits leaving a loaded firearm where a minor can access it, with fines up to 1000 dollars.
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Clinton, Saudis Back Diplomatic Route Amid Iraq Crisis
Private school advocates plan a rally after Gov Glendening's budget excludes $14 million for text books technology in nonpublic schools. Maryland federation notes 37 states offer similar aid. private school families press for funding and modernization efforts.
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Maryland cops push teddy bear policing during safety week
Police pledge to reward compliant youths with praise or small tokens while warning drivers and riders to buckle up. Cpl. Sasse says he would rather give teddy bears than tickets, stressing seat belt safety as life insurance. In college Park, two University of Maryland lacrosse players remain hospitalized in stable condition after a Saturday night stabbing outside Terrapin Station on Baltimore Avenue.
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Freedom Day passes unnoticed in Iran hostage story
Washington reports that the anniversary of the 1981 Iran hostage release went largely unmarked by most of the 52 Americans freed after 444 days. Bruce Lamgen, the top diplomatic hostage, said many have moved on and no longer celebrate the date.
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Snowy Olympic Day Delays and Debuts in Nagano
Snow forced postponements of the first women’s snowboarding event and men’s combined slalom, while cross country and biathlon continued amid deepening snow. Jongshots won two races as storms kept venues from full schedule, curling made Olympic debut, and Luge, cross country and speed skating produced record efforts amid rugged conditions.
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Frederick TJ win county swimming titles
Frederick city claims both county boys and girls swimming titles at Walkersville High School. Frederick Cadets dominate the boys meet led by Jaesen Thieiker and Pat McGovern with multiple wins and relay victories. TJ girls, led by Janice Hauver and teammates, win crucial events including a relay to secure the girls title.
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Jordan and Bryant shine as East tops West in dazzling All-Star clash
Michael Jordan wins his third All-Star MVP as the East defeats the West 135 to 114 in New York. Bryant shines with 18 points while Jordan leads all scorers with 23, delivering one-on-one thrillers and a ceremonial embrace at center court.
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Mount Phelan vents frustration as five straight losses hit Mount St. Mary’s
Mount St. Mary’s coach Jim Phelan, in his 44th season, called this the most frustrating year after a 95-85 overtime defeat to Wagner at Knott Arena. The Mount led 79-73 with 53 seconds left but blew the lead, allowing Wagner to force OT and win. The Mount fell to 8-13, needing five straight wins to avoid its first losing regular season since 1992-93.
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