Memorials and aviation aid after Medevac crash remembered
A long passage recalls the 1996 Medevac helicopter crash near Manchester and the impact on police aviation. It notes memorials from spouses, the loss of two friends, and calls for larger twin engine helicopters, higher pay, and increased pilot training. The article traces how state officials and lawmakers debated upgrades, funding, and program direction over years, ending with a 15 recommendation plan to the governor.
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Jose Gree
Carey
Gary Beard
Neers
Annapolis
Maryland
PHH Aviation Services Ir
Hunt Vaikey
Ther
Gary Moore
Moore
Exyng
George E Brosan
Warner ! Sumpter Sumpter
Brosan
Frederick
R Adams Cowley
Miemss
House of Delegates
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Miemis
Chesapeake Bay
National Transportation Safety Board
PHH
William Donald Schaefer
Shopping centers planned for Thurmont face bidding hurdles
Developers GiGi Goansky and Arnold and Briggs pursue competing Thurmont shopping centers attracting shoppers from around 15 miles. Studies show market potential with 11 000 nearby residents, while traffic and land-use concerns loom. Construction costs eyed at 4.5 to 5 million dollars with a visible tower planned and bids to follow a cost analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toomey
Thurmont
Guianong Capri
Travers
Briggs
Goansky
Arnold
Arnold and Briggs
David Adams
Galanski
State Highway Administration
Gdansky
McDonald’s
SHA
McDonald's
Golansii
Adams
Rally ban ruling tests private invitation limit
The judge's ruling pleased an advocate who said invitations determine privacy while the ACLU weighs appealing a 1961 county ordinance requiring a temporary-use permit for public rallies on non institutional private property. Emergency crews pulled two women from a car after a southbound crash near Jefferson Street, with unknown identities and injuries, at about 11 a.m. Matt Kempner.
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ACLU
Jefferson Street
Frederick County
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Matt Kempner
King Birthday Observance Highlights Civil Rights Faith
Reverend William Graham notes ongoing struggle while praising Christian faith as the driving force behind civil rights. Edith A. Alford says movement was born from Christianity as the Chapelettes choir of Bartonsville mirrors marching songs from the King era. Attendees celebrate with optimism despite dreary weather.
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William Graham
Edith A. Alford
Jackson Chapel
Bartonsville
King
Leaven Gordon
Frederick County
NAACP
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