New Midway Fire Company Holds Ninth Annual Banquet
The New Midway Volunteer Fire Company celebrated its ninth annual banquet at the new firehall on December 11 with Walkersville Fire and Rescue serving the meal. Attendees included state and county officials and other fire company representatives. Life memberships were awarded to Harold Lenhart Sr. and Cora Amoss, and James Haines Jr. received the Fireman of the Year honor. A $4,000 check from the Ladies Auxiliary was presented.
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New Midway
New Firehall
Walkersville
Cora Amoss
Mary Renner
Joe Lenhart
Billy Shadle
Jody Lambert
Jason Plum
Parry named to deans list and locals on dean’s list
Anna Parry of Poolesville is named to the University of Rhode Island fall dean’s list in Kingston Rhode Island. Frederick and Middletown residents appear on Hagerstown Junior College dean’s list for fall semester. Navy personnel Carmack and Emery return from six month Mediterranean deployment aboard USS Mitscher. Carmack a Brunswick High School graduate and Emery a Damascus High School graduate and Naval Academy alumnus.
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Anna Parry
Poolesville
University of Rhode Island
Kingston
R.I
Hagerstown Junior College
Frederick
Amy Cowan
David Gerrish
Heather Jenkins
Helen Small
Middletown
Aric Canonico
Knoxville
Kaye Knight
Shawn Roberts
Mason Scuderi
Navy
Stephen Carmack
Gregory Emery
Mediterranean Sea
Mitscher
Carmack
Martha Carmack
Adamstown
Brunswick High School
Ensign Emery
Eleanor
Robert Emery Jr
Clarksburg
Damascus High School
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Paper honors Randall for Toys for Tots support
United States Marine Corps Staff Sergeant Jay Carter presents George E. Randall, vice president and general manager of The Frederick News-Post, with a certificate of appreciation for the paper's outstanding support of the Toys for Tots program during the 1996 holiday season. Carter is the Toys for Tots coordinator from B Company, 4th Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion.
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United States Marine Corps
Jay Carter
George E. Randall
Frederick News-Post
United States Marine Corps Reserve
Carter
4Th Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion
Prison capacity holds steady with current Maryland sentences
Maryland officials say prison capacity should cover a growing inmate population if mandatory sentences for small-time offenders are not raised. Public Safety Secretary Bishop Robinson warned that longer terms for nonviolent crimes could require far more beds, urging caution at a legislative hearing. He noted 5,000 inmates in Baltimore City Detention Center for sentences of one year or less, versus 12,000 beds needed if terms rise to 30 months. The 1987-201? budget shows corrections costs near 700 million, with inmate numbers rising from 13,000 to over 22,000 due to drugs and unemployment.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Bishop Robinson
Robinson
Baltimore City
House Appropriations
Senate Budget and Taxation
State Commission On Sentencing
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New Midway Volunteer Fire Company
Steve Barker
Melvin Crum
Jim Haines
New Midway Volunteer Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary
Dot Lenhart
Dorothy Wachter
Carrie Bollinger
Ethel Thomas
Bill Green
Jimmy Haines
John Moser
Front Row
Harold Lenhart
Jackie Mathews
Sue Mosholder
Jason Plumer
Mary Lenhart
Parry
HJC
Sylvison
Allegany Optical
Frederick Towne Mall
Francis Scott Key Mall
Agin
By Skip Lawrence
James A. Busack
Thomas Johnson
Dr. Frederick
Discover Scuba Experience
Brass Anchor Scuba Center
E. Patrick St
Dan
Brass Ancho
U.S
Kashan
Shiraz
Buar
Isphahan
Mahad
Holiday Inn
Igns
Katz
Nirwep
Hrphive
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