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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1985

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Woman sought for rabies exposure after cat bite in New Jersey case

Health officials report a New Jersey woman exposed to a farm cat in Fountaindale has not been found for treatment. In Frederick County 27 people underwent rabies post exposure treatment after the same cat bit or scratched family members and visitors, triggering a broader precautionary response. Test results confirmed the kitten was positive for rabies.

New Jersey Fountaindale Luther Horiie Health Department Hollow Road Smokehouse Country Crafts Studio

Weather Log Shows Arct ic High Keeps Cold Air Flowing

A large arctic high pressure system grips the nation, delivering very cold conditions through the weekend. Western Maryland counties expect clear skies and lows near 10 to 15 degrees tonight, with highs around 32 on Sunday. snow possible Tuesday as clouds increase. Maryland mountains stay windy and frigid with teens, zero tonight, sun and cold Sunday with 20s highs. Yesterday’s temps ranged Frederick 23 to 19, Cumberland 41 to 19, Hagerstown 25 to 20, Oakland 26 to 13, Westminster 2 to 18. Snow depths reached up to 7 inches at Oakland and Morgantown areas. David Lesher

Maryland Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery Washington Cumberland Hagerstown Oakland Westminster Harrisburg

Weekend snow boosts regional ski scene with cold temps

The season’s first significant snowfall after New Year spurs winter activities across Frederick Fort Detrick and nearby resorts. Ski Liberty Wisp Ski Roundtop Massanutten report 4 to 30 inches base with several lifts open. Temperatures stay below freezing with highs in 20s and 30s and gusty winds making it feel near 0.

Tate News-Post David Lesher Lesher Frederick Ski Liberty Fairfield Wisp Oakland

Debate over legalizing gambling in Frederick County bars and clubs

Community members discuss the impact of club gambling on local taverns and non profit venues. Concerns center on taxes, licensing costs, and competitive advantages as some clubs report multi million earnings while bars face higher fees and stricter staffing rules. Local business leaders call for parity and legal clarity.

Kefauver Hagerstown Susan Glass Emmitsburg Ott House Rosalind Nasher Erin's Italian Kitchen Frederick

Frederick poet-artist creates sculpture to honor home

Poet-artist Poe collaborates with Winscuewr Tom Smith and VoTech welding students to assemble a temporary Baker Park sculpture from his drawing. The piece aims to raise funds for the center’s equipment, preserve Frederick memory, and is planned for a limited display before potential relocation. Poe intends to travel after graduation and may settle in Colorado.

Frederick Poe Winscuewr Tom Smith VoTech Center Baker Park City Hall Center Smith Colorado

MontCo LWV hosts forum on U S Cuba relations

The Montgomery County League of Women Voters will host a Friday forum on United States relations with Cuba. Dr Wayne Smith of Johns Hopkins SAIS will speak on policy impact in Central America. The event begins at 12 noon at Georgia Avenue Baptist Church. Public welcome with coffee and dessert.

Rockville Montgomery County League of Wome United States Cuba Wayne Smith Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies U.S Central America Georgia Avenue Baptist Church Georgia Avenue

Bargains Abound At Auction In Old School Items Sale

In the large hall hundreds of chairs from an elementary reading circle drew sentimental bids as families eyed old desks, Remington Rand typewriters, and refrigerators. A 194 Maverick with 95 000 miles drew comment while other items moved quickly under the auctioneer s gavel. Outside, Joan s Mini Donuts drew buyers to the farmer s market.

Aucoonter Joanie Beck Joan

District Court Hears Wide Range of Frederick Cases

Several cases heard in Frederick County District Court on Thursday featured theft, probation violations, destruction of property and home improvement license issues. Defendants include James E. Glacken found guilty of theft, Michael A. Dorsey found in violation of probation, Christopher J. Price placed on probation before judgment, and Michael E. Fair Sr. convicted of a home improvement violation with restitution and community service ordered. A historical note mentions Vicente Yanez Pinzon and the Nina voyage to the New World in 1500.

Frederick County James E. Glacken Blacks Mill Road Thurmont Lois K. Shorb Glacken Ms. Shorb Mary Ann Stepler Michael A. Dorsey John Hanson Frederick Dorsey Carl W. Bacharach Christopher J. Price Old Emmitsburg Road Emmitsburg Richard R. Sease Price Stepler Michael E. Fair Sr West Washington Street Hagerstown

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