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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1997

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Small wishes Big problems Connie Harshberger’s year limits

Connie Harshberger a 50 year old terminally ill patient with polyneurapthy diabetes high blood pressure and sleep apnea dreams of visiting Washington museums and the ocean. She lives with her husband their son and family in a small home. The couple cannot afford a van or house modifications and she remains bedridden connected to a machine for apnea.

Connie Harshberger Washington Mrs. Harshberger Harshberger Charles Chuck” Harshberger Harshbergers

Identified body of missing Frederick teen Stacy Hoffmaster

The body found December 23 in a southeast Frederick wooded area is identified as Stacy Lynn Hoffmaster, a 16 year old Gov. Thomas Johnson High School freshman missing since October 1. Police confirm positive identification after medical examiner review.

Frederick Stacy Lynn Hoffmaster Gov. Thomas Johnson High School Vickie Hoffmaster Jeffrey Hutchison Stacy Hoffmaster Thomas Chase

Maryland Black leaders press to drop Confederate flag on plates

Black leaders gathered outside the Star-Spangled Banner Flag House demanding Maryland stop issuing license plates with the Confederate battle flag and recall about 70 already issued. They say symbols of oppression must go and push lawmakers and MVA to end the use, with church leaders vowing continued pressure if needed.

Baltimore Maryland Francis Scott Key Benjamin Chavis National South Carolina Georgia Chavis Clarence Mitchell IV Legislative Black Caucus Legislative Caucus MVA Ronald L. Freeland Larry Young John L. Wright First Baptist Church of Guilford Arnold Howard Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance

Family appeals for help to find woman's killer

Susan Harrison, a 52 year old Ruxton resident whose remains were found November 29 in Frederick County woods, will be buried today in Boston beside her parents. Her sons Jon and Nick Owsley urge residents of Wolfsville and Frederick County to recall August 1994 details that may solve the homicide. Investigators from Baltimore and Frederick counties and the FBI continue the probe with a $6,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

Baltimore - A Ruxton Frederick County Boston Jon Nick Owsley Susan Hurley Harrison Wolfsville Jon Owsley Susan Harrison Nick Roland Park Ms. Harrison Hurley Front

Inside The News Pontiana of The Frederick News

The column references archival material from The Frederick News and notes recycled paper usage and asset handling, with a nod to obsolete terminology and unclear organization names. It hints at historical publication practices and preservation concerns without detailing events or individuals.

Pontiana The Frederick News

Myersville Pedestrian Struck and Killed on Harp Hill Road

A pedestrian walking along Harp Hill Road in Myersville was struck and killed Thursday morning by a northbound vehicle. Deputy Jason McCollum identified the victim as a local resident walking southbound in the road center at about 25 a.m. The vehicle driver was Brian Scott Anders, also of Harp Hill Road in Moyersville.

Harp Hill Road Frederick County Depa Jean Curley Brian Scott Anders Moyersville Jason McCollum Petrce

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