Evacuation After Fulton Paper Co Warehouse Fire
About 40 families fled their homes in western Wilmington as firefighters fought a blaze at the Fulton Paper Co warehouse and discount outlet. No serious injuries reported though one firefighter sprained an ankle on ice. officials said surrounding homes were threatened but not damaged.
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Wilmington
Del
Robert French
Fulton Paper Co
Jerome M. Donahue
Paper Company
French
Jose and
Maria Padro
Hospital Plans Buy Elm Street Property for West Side Campus
County officials say hospital will purchase about 4.4 acres on Elm Street with a new school building planned later. Independent appraisals are set, one around 1.2 million and another at 3.4 million. Agreements to be presented at a school board meeting as a 20 million general obligation bond for expansion is requested.
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Bollinger
Ashoury
Elm Street
Snowbound Frederick area slowly returns to normal
After three days of travel disruption residents and motorists faced snow cluttered streets and crowded routes to shopping centers. Officials report few accidents, schools closed, and phase two of the emergency weather plan active as work resumes and services restart, including hospitals and the post office.
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Frederick City
Ashton
Frederick County
Morgan Storey
E Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thelma Miller
Frederick Municipal
Pat Patrick
Frederick Aviation
Douglas Tallman
Salt shipment and snow removal efforts continue in Strine City
Funds were ordered Monday with no expected delays in salt shipment. City workers push snow into a vacant East Street Delaware Road area and plan to move to near the Monocacy River wastewater plant once full. Two 12 hour shifts clear main arteries at night and side streets by day. By Monday afternoon at least one lane is open with sidewalks cleared since Friday. Road clearing improves safety though nightly freezes remain hazardous.
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East Street
Delaware Road
Strine
Monocacy River
Stine
Del-Mar-Va Glass Club Spring Show at Greenbelt Armory
The Del Mar Va Glass Club announces a spring show and sale from 6 to 10 p.m. March 4 and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 5 at the Greenbelt National Guard Armory in Greenbelt. Washington Series cup plates will be for sale, along with DG collectibles dinner table settings. Admission is 2 dollars, or 1.50 with this article. For more details call 301 565 2361.
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Del-Mar-Va
Greenbelt
Historic Carroll Creek project may reuse old post office items
Frederick officials discuss design input from the Carroll Creek project architects about using historic items from the old post office. The plan requires aldermen approval, storage limits may dictate use, and revenue from sales would affect historic preservation funding rules. Little emphasizes opening the corner stone with Smithsonian help and safeguarding items with acid stabilizers.
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Carroll Creek
Frederick
Ronald N. Young
Young
Board of Aldermen
HDC
Callan
Calan Canad
Little
Potts and Callahan
Hinckley parents urge insanity defense stay in place
John Hinckley Jr's parents say he lives in a world of obsessions and delusions and urged that the insanity defense remain available to the mentally impaired in a March Reader's Digest article.
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New York
John Hinckley Jr
Jack and
Jo Ann Hinckley
Reader’s Digest
Death Valley Named for Grim Journey by Early Travelers
Death Valley earned its grim name from early travelers who died of heat and thirst while crossing the region. The scorching, arid landscape claimed many lives as pioneers pressed onward through the hot, barren desert.
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Death Valley
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Callahan
Smithsonian Institution
Cindy Hackett Green
Hinkley
Erodenkh Shopping Center
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Kitchen & Bath
E. Patrick ST. Frederick
GEICO
GEICG
Sac
Government Employees Insurance Company
U.S
America
A.M. Best Company
Jina
Maryland
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