Fire accidental brush blaze near Knott complex claims longtime helper
A 12:16 pm brush fire near the Knott Athletic Recreation Convocation Complex on the east side of U S 15 sparked from burning wood and brush. Community fundraiser contributor and 33 year company veteran Mr Powell noted the vigilance of locals as the blaze spread from barrels to nearby piles of firewood furniture and trash before lunch.
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Powell
Knott Athletic Recreation Convocation Complex
U.S. 15
Ie Ie
Vigilant Hose Co Mourns Myers
Emmitsburg vigil burns with sorrow as Vigilant Hose Co honors the death of Terry Lee Myers, a 50 year old Emmitsburg resident who collapsed at home and died at Gettysburg Hospital. Firefighters Tom Topper Dave Copenhaver and Greg Hollinger assisted with the tribute and draping of a front sash. Myers was the oldest firefighter to die in about a year for the department. Skiles Funeral Home arranged services with memory to be announced.
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Emmitsburg
Vigilant Hose Co
Terry Lee Myers
Mr. Myers
East Main Street
Gettysburg Hospital
Gettysburg
Skiles Funeral Home
Tom Topper
Dave Copenhaver
Greg Hollinger
Eastalco Eyes Bill to Cut Power Costs in Maryland
Eastalco, Maryland’s largest electricity user with a 65 million annual bill, seeks new legislation to allow Allegheny Power to purchase peak power from other producers. Peak prices have spiked to 750 to 1000 per MWh, and in one case 7800 per MWh, prompting potential savings of 8 to 10 million annually if markets cooperate. Eastalco plans rely on deregulation but cautions results depend on legislative action and market conditions.
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Alcoa Eastrenee
Pelican Uw
I Eastalco
Allegheny Pome
Maryland
Eastalco
Oe Duc
Allegheny Power
Eastako
Jon Rateau
Alena
Rateau
Banlaloo
Alcoa
Robbins
Jon Slaby
Ins
Guy Fletcher
Lawmakers clash over Eastalco power bill in delegation meeting
At Alcoa Eastalco Works in Buckeystown Frederick County lawmakers split along party lines during a meeting over a bill to reduce power costs for Eastalco. Delegate Sue Hecht announced plans to introduce Eustalo's bill as prime sponsor, prompting Senate sponsor Sen. Timothy Ferguson to accuse her of meddling. Ferguson pledged to push identical legislation in the Senate, while Hecht opposed the plan. Stull and others expressed disappointment at the lack of prior notice. The matter continues on page A-14.
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Buckeystown
Frederick County
Annapolis
Alcoa Eastalco Works
Eastalco
Sue Hecht
Frederick Washington
Eustalo
Sen
Timothy Ferguson
Ms. Hecht
Ferguson
Senate
Interest in science a family affair for O Guinns
Kierstin O Guinn a 10 year old plans a science project at Spring Ridge Elementary to test a bloodsucking mosquito deterrent lotion versus DEET on her mother Monica an Army entomologist and the family insect hobby is highlighted by their 4 H Bug Patrol activities and participation in local science fairs.
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Kierstin O’guinn
Monica O'Guinn
Kierstin
Spring Ridge Elementary
Frederick County
West Frederick Middle School
Bug Patrol
Taylor
Tuesday's People: Family Scientists Inspire Future STEM Interest
Michael works for the Army and Mrs. O'Guinn helps vaccine development at Fort Detrick. Mr. O'Guinn serves at the Pentagon. Their daughter Kierstin shows strong curiosity, handling preserved Peruvian butterflies and a menagerie including cockroaches and a tarantula, while dreaming of becoming a scientist or an astronaut.
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Michael
Army
O'Guinn
U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
Fort Detrick
O’guinn
Pentagon
Kierstin
County plans hiring push to avert teacher shortages
Amid fears of teacher shortages, school districts move to recruit more staff. The measure aims to bolster classrooms by attracting qualified teachers through recruitment efforts and incentives.
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Bosta
Esaiege Srathelet
Jury selection begins in murder trial
Defendants Janson A. Jensen and Rachel Irene Whitman face jury selection in a murder trial. Jensen is serving two concurrent life sentences, while Whitman is midway through a long term of imprisonment, with 13 years served of a projected X-year term. Continued on Page A-10.
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Janson A. Jensen
Rachel Irene Whitman
Jensen
Whitman
Homeowner accuses Realtors of overstepping in listing dispute
Shauna Ansel filed complaints with the Frederick County Association of Realtors the Better Business Bureau the Maryland Real Estate Commission and RE/MAX against Sharon and Ted Lapkoff of Re/Max Pros. She alleges an unlicensed assistant arranged a house viewing under a buyer guise while the agents deny initiating contact.
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Shauna Ansel
Jefferson
Ms. Ansel
Frederick County Association of Realtors
Re/Max
Sharon
Ted Lapkoff
Better Business Bureau
The
Maryland Real Estate Commission
Elizabeth Trimble
Commission
Ms. Trimble
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Scotthe
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