Mooney Campaign Ties Domain Plot to Washington County
Washington voters may gain as Gen-X Strategies paid 225 on March 2, 2000 to buy domain names including mooneyforgovernorcom and mooneyforcongresscom to hinder Mooney rival use of his name online. The matter surfaced as Alex Mooney disputed district boundary changes affecting Frederick and Washington counties and party balance ahead of the 2002 session.
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Gen-X Strategies
Gen-X
Suehedit.com
Mooney
Mooneyforgovernorcom
Mooneyforcongress.com
Mooneyforsenatc.com
Mooneyforpresident.com
Annapolis
Alex Mooney
Washington County
Hagerstown
Frederick City
Lue Hecht
Parris Glendening
Frederick County
Frederick
Bounsboro
Rohrersville
Keedysvile
Urs
Washington Coun
Nelegate
Louist Snodgrass
Washington
House of Delegates
Anthony O'Donnell
Calvert County
Nauve
Janes Parts
Ms. Snodgrass
Victor Culen
Sabillasville
Laurel Girl Scout Cavett kicks off cookie season at mall
Emuly McCart samples cookies sold by Cavett, the Laurel Girl Scout, during the Fort Worth area cookie congeigne kickoff at Frederick Towne Mall Saturday morning.
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Emuly McCart
Fend Laurel
Cavett
Aequreition
Frederick Towne Mall
Mornig
Christmas guests film ends lifelong search in story
The tale of a German mother and her 12 year old son Fritz Vincken who sheltered seven soldiers on Christmas Eve 1944 becomes a TV film titled Butent Wight. The boy’s quest to locate the now scattered veterans spanned years and drew attention from President Reagan. Fritz died before the film could be completed, but his mother and widow support preserving the message that people should help each other.
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Frity
Ralph Blank
Frederick
Frity Vineken
Mr. Blank
Northampton Manor
Fredenek
Rex. Blank
Stalph Blank
Vinckua Geer
Erna
Vineken
Ronald Reagan
Germany
Rile Vineken
Dee
Marilyn Blank
Boonsboro
Fritz
Waveny
Husband
Mr Vinckan
Butent Wight
Wes Ally
Fast Carrier Pictures
Mincken
Elisabeth
Vinlin
Sg Bink
Wartine
Sgt
Blank
Fritz Vinckeit
Mount Saint Marys marks MLK week with lectures and events
Mount St. Marys College and Seminary launches a week long celebration honoring Martin Luther King for the New Millennium. A lineup includes lectures by Dr. Karen Stahe and Dr. David McCarthy, a three act analysis led by Dr. Carl Glover, and panels with Dr. Curtis Johnson and Dr. Kirk Davidson. A keynote by Phillip Walker tops a Thursday program, with a Friday roundtable by local civil rights elders and a King birthday ceremony Saturday. The week ends with a Mass on Sunday January 20 in Immaculaty Conception Chapel. All events are free and open to the public. For more information call 301-447-5968 or 301-447-9720.
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Martin Luther King
Mount St. Mary's College and Seminary
King
Karen Stahe
the Mount’s
Philosophy
Knott Academic Center
David McCarthy
the Mount
Ali
de. King
Birmingham
Carl Glover
the Mount’s Rhetoric and Communications Department
Curtis Johnson
Mounts Department of History
Kirk Davidson
Mount
Knal Academic Center
Phillip Walker
Artis
Lord Nickens
William Lee
George Dredden
Dr. King
Ox King
Dr King
Knott Auditorium
Washington's Birthday Hike and Pie Celebration at Washington Monument Park
Maryland residents join Park rangers and Friends groups for George Washington's Birthday at Washington Monument State Park. A 3 mile hike along the Appalachian Trail starts 9:30 am Saturday, February 11, from Washington Monument State Park in Washington County near Middletown. Hot cocoa coffee and cherry pie will follow. cost $3 per person. Reservations required at 101-791-4707.
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Maryland
Qin
Maryland’ Park Rangers
Friends of
Washingion Monument State Park
South Mountain State Battlefield
George Washington
Washington Monument Stall Park
Washington County
Middletown
U.S. 40
Washington Monument
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