Snow ends but damage lingers with barns collapsing
Over the weekend two barn roofs collapsed injuring cattle and prompting Emmitsburg firefighters to work through the morning. At 17430 Mountainview Road a roof fell at 4 54 am Sunday killing 10 to 12 cattle as six more were freed. Fire Chief James Click described the scene as sad and noted crews removed cattle by hand. A partial collapse occurred in the 1500 block of Bollinger Road.
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Patrick
East Streets
Emmitsburg
Mountainview Road
James Click
Sam Yu
Bollinger Road
Rocky Ridge
Tree-Land Foundation Opens Free Park For Kids In Myersville
A 1 acre parcel donated by the Bullivants forms a new Tree-Land Foundation park near Md 17 and I-70 in Myersville. The nonprofit plans outdoor learning spaces free of heavy rules, with wildlife such as deer foxes and beaver. Landscape architect Charles Klein helped launch the effort inspired by an opinion piece in The Frederick News-Post.
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Myersville Foundation
Walter
Martha Bullivant
Tree-Land Foundation Inc
Myersville
Robert Martin
Foundation
Martin
MD. 17
I-70
Bullivant
Catoctin Creek
Frederick
Dole Gingrich say next budget move rests with president
In Washington both Bob Dole and Newt Gingrich said the next step in the debt limit standoff lies with President Clinton. Kasich warned Republicans may not risk a default, while Panetta said it would be a disaster to threaten good faith. Clinton would veto targeted cuts, Democrats warned.
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White House
John Kasich
United States
House Budget Committee
NBC
Leon Panetta
Kasich
AmeriCorps
National Service Group
Clinton
Commerce Department
Panetta
Congress
California
Senate
Bob Dole
Kansas
House
Newt Gingrich
Georgia
Newt
Maryland Chilled by Image as Business Emerges Elsewhere
Maryland contends with a dim business climate as budget cuts shrink federal jobs and private sector prospects lag. IBM Toshiba chose northern Virginia for a 12 billion, 4000 job chip plant, underscoring Maryland officials’ claim that the state lacks a proactive business climate and access to high tech investment. House Speaker Casper R Taylor Jr. warns the public sector alone cannot drive growth.
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Baltimore
Maryland
IBM
Toshiba
Casper R Taylor Jr
Allegany
Man feeds foxes to endure winter on county roads
Rondel LeGore, 60, a real estate appraiser and member of the New Market-Middletown Valley Hounds Club, stops on Bennie Duncan Road to feed red foxes with chicken. He seeks to keep the foxes healthy through deep snow by sustaining their litter health, noting January is mates season and that feeding helps prevent distemper and mange while benefiting other wildlife on club lands.
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Woodsboro - Rondel
LeGore
Here
Mr LeGore
New
Market-Middletown
Mr. LeGore
Sam Yu Rondel
Catoctin Run
Walkersville
Youth fatally shot in Frederick
A Jefferson youth is accidentally killed in an apartment at 331 East Patrick Street when a shotgun he was working on discharged hitting him in the head about 9:30 p m He was identified as 19 year old David Matthew Teeter of 3636 Lander Road He and two others were unloading the gun in the kitchen as Frederick City Police investigated Lt Thomas Chase led the CID inquiry and Chris Wolfe of Frederick reported finding him in a pool of blood on the second floor.
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Jefferson
East Patrick Street
Frederick City
David Matthew Teeter
Lander Road
Thomas Chase
Chris Wolfe
Frederick
Steelers Challenge Cowboys in Major Super Bowl Showdown
The Frederick News Post reports a Steelers versus Cowboys Super Bowl matchup with emphasis on a high stakes clash for football supremacy. The article notes recycled print practices and the newspaper's commitment to sustainability alongside sports coverage.
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