Deputy teaches fire safety and first aid to Woodsboro students
Frederick Sheriff's deputy William Crabill, also an American Red Cross instructor, speaks to about 40 second graders at Forty Woodsboro Elementary on escaping fires and basic aid. He has trained thousands of children yearly across multiple schools, stressing calm action and early CPR basics.
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Woodsboro
William Crabill
Crabill
Frederick
Red Cross
Sheriff's Department
Middletown
New Market
Liberty
New Midway
Ptas
Frederick Fire
Frederick County
Lori Miller
American Red Cross
Joan Hauge
Coffey named Frederick Memorial marketing director
Kenneth R. Coffey of Walkersville is hired as director of marketing and business development at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He brings prior service with the Frederick County Board of Commissioners and later as county executive aide in Howard County. Coffey will join hospital strategic planning and collaborate with Heart Association, Cancer Society and Red Cross while promoting services and identifying community needs. He previously ran for the House of Delegates in 1986 and won an Outstanding Young American Award in 1985.
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Kenneth R. Coffey
Walkersville
Frederick County
The
Heart Association
Cancer Society
Red Cross
Coffey
House of Delegates
FCC suit over leaking roots nears trial at Frederick College
A 15 million damage suit filed by Frederick Community College against Gates Engineer ing Co. moves toward trial as Circuit Court Judge Clater W. Smith Jr. trims pre trial motions. The college seeks 500000 for leaky roofs and 1 million punitive damages while Gates denies liability and countersuits the architectural firm and a roofing consultant. Co defendants include Bushey Assoc. Inc Prospect Enterprises and John VanWagoner. The case traces roof failures to 1980s improvements and warrantied systems, with a postponed February 2 trial awaiting discovery completion.
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Frederick Community College
Clater W. Smith Jr
FCC Board of Trustees
Gates Engineering Co. Inc
Wilmington
Del
Gates
Frederick County
Bushey Assoc. Inc
Hagerstown
Prospect Enterprises
John VanWagoner
McClean
Bushey
FCC
Smith
Virginia man jailed 42 months for beating case ties to co-defendants
Lovettsville resident David Edward Jones, 20, was sentenced to 42 months on assault with intent to maim for a Brunswick beating. Judge G Edward Dwyer II ordered a maximum eight-year term with three percent suspension, plus a Feb. 9 restitution hearing for medical bills totaling about $8,700 and lost wages of $3,200. Co-defendants Jeffrey Walden and William Cunningham face separate actions. Cunningham turned state's evidence.
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Lovellsville
Brunswick
David Edward Jones
Jones
Kenneth Taylor
Edward F. Nikirki
Division of Correction
G. Edward Dwyer II
Thomas E. Jacobs
Dwyer
Jacobs
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Sam Yu
Frederick Memorial
Ring
Rock Cliff Drive
Martinsburg
Seely
Oato
Wian
Mons
By George Dorsey
Virginia
George Dorsey
News-Post
Nikirk
Jeffrey M. Walden
William R. Cunningham
Lovettsville
Cunningham
Walden
Division of Parole and Probation
Nots
Solid Pine
Routzahn
Rt. 15
Rt. 26
Ieee Eda
McKeehan
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