Nance not distressed by killing in eyewitness trial
Eyewitness testimony casts Nance as calm after the June 1996 murder of Adrian Pilkington. Brian Wooldridge, 19, testified that Nance did not appear distressed while they fled the scene and while tossing Pilkington into the Potomac River, claiming he earned the scarf and played a larger role than he admitted.
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Brian Wooldridge
Adrian Pilkington
Jean Louis Arnaud Nance
Wooldridge
Mr. Nance
Pilkington
Knoxville
Potomac River
Brunswick
Nance
Rachel Irene Whitman
Wooldrdge
Jason Jensen
Whitman
Wooldidge
Jensen
Virginia
Kenneth
Ravenell
Long
Woolddridge
Flu patients fill Frederick County hospitals amid outbreak
Frederick Memorial Hospital is at capacity as a flu surge strains resources. Dr George Smith notes many patients suffer influenza complications such as bronchitis pneumonia and asthma. Overflow unit holds 16 patients while staff work 70 hour weeks. No elective surgeries canceled yet but possible if trends worsen.
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Frederick County
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George Smith
Smith
Past remedies simple, smelly
Liberty town residents recall old cold cures that relied on strong smells. A Yellow Springs senior group at Libertytown United Methodist Church heard anecdotes from Charlie Holland Herman Saylor Linda Strawsburg about World War I era sacks and pungent mixtures once believed to ward off influenza and ease symptoms.
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Libertytown
Charlie Holland
Yellow Springs
Libertytown United Methodist Church
Herman Saylor
Johnsville
Linda Strawsburg
Grossnickle named key administrator
Joyee Grossnickle was appointed county administrative officer replacing Belinda Teague-Levy who left after a month in the post. Grossnickle, 38, of Myersville, will earn 36361 a year with a 2773 raise and oversee commissioners agendas, correspondence, staff coordination, and reception and recording secretaries while continuing as Frederick County employee in her tenth year.
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Joyee Grossmickle
Ron Hart
Ms Grossnickle
Frederick County
Belinda Teague-Levy
Teague-Levy
Commissioners
David Gray
Grossnickle
Myersville
Joyce
Vic Hart
Hart
Two Baker Park Beavers Captured in Frederick
Two beavers weighing about 45 pounds each were captured at Baker Park in Frederick after them gnawing trees and forcing damage in a night operation by All Wildlife Removal. The animals were moved to a wildlife area with a six month warranty against reinfestation and released by Chad Clovis of the city grounds maintenance.
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Carroll Creek
Baker Park
Frederick
All Wildlife Teal Eerick
Navy
Chad Clovis
Clovis
Auxiliary Brunswick volunteers join police reserve corps
Kay Nicholson joined the Brunswick Police Auxiliary Reserve, enduring pepper spray to understand officers’ experiences. The program seeks volunteers to serve as a second set of eyes and ears for the department, offering community support and readiness.
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Brunswick Police
Brunswick
Kay Nicholson
Brunswick Police Department
Auxiliary Reserve Corps
Nicholson
Auxiliary program aids officers in rain drenched first shifts
In her first 80 hours as a volunteer, Ms Nicholson recalls directing motorists away from downed wires along 10th Avenue during a heavy rain. She faced questions while getting drenched as another downpour began each time she stepped from the car. The program, still early, already assists the police.
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10Th Avenue
Nicholson
Planets Venus and Jupiter Light Show at Local Observatory
Venus and Jupiter will appear in the night sky tonight, with observers at the Crosby Ramsey Memorial Observatory atop the Baltimore Science Center noting a bright display. Sulenka suspects the lights may be reflections from an object in space, but details remain unclear as astronomy staff assess the phenomenon.
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Aid Sulenka
Anegeht
Mir
EO Eneesis
Crosby Ramsey Memorial Observatory
Baltimore Science Center
Salenka
Bicyclist DWI Sentence Suspended in Frederick Case
Frederick man Morrison, 26, faced charges of driving while intoxicated after a cycling incident. The Circuit Court suspended the sentence, with the offender beginning one year in the Frederick County Adult Detention Center.
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Frederick
Morrison
Frederick County
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