Frederick Ballet Company stages Nutcracker at Weinberg Center
The Frederick Ballet Company debuted as a combined troupe in The Nutcracker under Joyce Morrison at the Weinberg Center. Act 1 featured Clara Susan Kaufmann and Fritz George Lewis with choreography by Edward Myers from the Pennsylvania Ballet, uniting local dancers with professionals and community members. An unrelated note reports Barbara Fritchie Freedom Foundation placing ribbons for Iranian hostage release, while Carroll County police close about 20 burglaries with seven Taneytown arrests including Ralph K Kolb Irene K Kolb Jeffery A Kolb Debbie D Connell Dale A Naugle Daniel L Oliver and Harrison L Oliver.
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Frederick Ballet Company
Joyce Morrison
Frederick Company
Weinberg Center
Edward Myers
Pennsylvania Ballet
Fredericktown
Clara
Susan Kaufmann
Fritz Silberhaus
George Lewis
Silberhaus Howe
Miss Kaufmann
Barbara Fritchie Freedom Foundation
Frederick
Memorial Park
Iran
Carroll County
Taneytown
Maryland
Westminster Barracks
Charles B. Bowman
Benners Lane
Ralph K. Kolb
Irene K. Kolb
Jeffery A. Kolb
Debbie D. Connell
Dale A. Naugle
Daniel L. Oliver
Harrison L. Oliver
Thomas E. Hickman
Burns
Hickman
Robert E. Graham
Karen Moore
North Carolina School of the Arts
Miss Moore
Todd Goodman
North Carolina
Charmaine Hunter
Edgar Hunter
Dance Theater of Harlem
Ginger
Paul Wright
Weinberg Center For the Arts
County man accused of grand larceny
A Walker s vil le resident is accused of attempting to pass a cheap imitation diamond to Melart's Jewelry. Judge Stanley Y. Be a probable cause hearing set. details include names and a 1785 address reference, with unclear surrounding context.
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A .Hearald
Walkersville
Mata
Melart
Stanley Y
Madison Miller Y Wiatrary
Elerk Gaendoisn
County man acquitted of abducting son in custody dispute
A 34 year old man from Peon Shop Road was acquitted Thursday of abducting his own child during a custody dispute. Judge Stanley Bennett said the state failed to prove he knew of a Montgomery County circuit order giving custody to his wife. The speaker testified he did not attend the hearing and did not know the order existed. The case included claims the father carried the child from the home amid protests by the mother-in-law Ruth Davis of Clarksburg. Additional acquittals were handed down for related charges involving a separate neighbor and other local residents in proceedings before Judge Bennett.
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Richard Norman Trout
Stanley Y. Bennett
Trout
Montgomery County
Ruth Trout
H. Ralph Miller
Ruth Davis
Clarksburg
Christopher
Davis
Virginia
Bennett
James Staub
Urbana
Margaret Mary Ashley
Staub
Cleopatra Campbell
Campbell
Ashley. Staub
Wilber Ford
Buckeystowan
Ashley
Richard Eugene Difenderfer
West South Street
Frederick
Frederick County
Diffenderfer
Charles Luther Coates
Leesburg
Coates
Gerald Austin Campbell
Brunswick
Frederick Area
John Tisdale
Rockville
Liquor gift certificate program draws county criticism
In Montgomery County Rockville officials spar over liquor gift certificates sold via county stores. Councilwoman Elizabeth Scull calls for a debate on the department of liquor control and its role with the county executive while a task force report on drug abuse prompts discussion of prevention and education efforts. Department head Robert Pastore defends a program that lets recipients choose certificates and clarifies credit card use, noting plans to expand card payments in the future.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Cousts
Department of Lquor
Elizabeth Scull
Tich Phe
Ube
Cukt
Leaguer Canina
Robert A. Pastore
Passmore
Pasemore
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Elliott
Taney Avenue
Interstate
Exxon
Ted Salisbury
Lee A. Hoffman
Hagerstown
Carmack-Jay’s
G. Edward Dwyer Jr
William Robert White
Franklin Stillrich
White
Texas
George Dorsey
Montgomery Salons
the Montgomery Barron
Hipley
Sporting Gonds
Frederick Towne Mall
Sylvania
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Sylvania Sale
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Master Charge
VISA
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Commercial Credit
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