FCC Offers Wide Range of Music Courses At Frederick CC
Frederick Community College announces a new slate of music courses through the Music Department and Community Education. Courses include Classical Music for Beginners and a Gospel Choir, taught by Mil dred Trevvett and Eric Byrd, with sessions from February through May and a final performance for the choir, plus Vocal Basics for Amateurs, Suzukin Group Violin Lessons and the Young Musicians Program. For details call (301) 846 2413.
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Frederick Community College
Jan Holly
FCC
Mildred Trevvett
Haydn
Faure
Prokofieff
Lehar
Copland
Sibelius
Mozart
Eric Byrd
Howard Burns
Union Street United Methodist Gospel Jubilees
Western Maryland
Division of Community Education and Extended Learning
Brunswick Honors Its Smallest Athletes At Year End Ceremony
The Brunswick mayor and city council honored members of the Junior Railroaders midget football team for a successful fall season. Six coaches and 21 players received certificates, cookies, punch, and swimming passes for next summer as recognition. Coaches named were Denny Miller and assistants, while players included J R Brown, Chris Bush, Chad Care, Adam Comstock, Matt French, JR Frye, Nick Gordon, Kirk Kemp, James May, and JJ Morrison among others.
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Brunswick
Richard Weldon
DJ Mohler
Agh
Denny Miller
Andy Smothers
Jim Higgins
Bill Henry
Bob Benson
J.R. Brown
Chris Bush
Chad Care
Adam Comstock
Matt French
JR Frye
Nick Gordon
Kirk Kemp
James “Buster” May
JJ Morrison
Karl Pfistner
Lee Sigler
Bradley Smith
Marcus Smith
Jason Swanger
Terry Thomas Jr
Herbie Washington
Alan Webber
Woody Connor
Greg MacIntosh
Bret Haller
Man Arrested at Frederick Towne Mall
Frederick man Harsh Edward White, 41, was stopped by Officer Dennis Dudley in the Frederick Towne Mall parking lot after he appeared nervous and fled on foot. A manhunt followed, a search recovered suspected marijuana and drug paraphernalia, and White faced charges including possession of marijuana and displaying tags issued to another vehicle.
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Frederick
Frederick Towne Mall
Dennis Dudley
Edward White
Waverley Drive
Showcrans Pep Rerive
Frederick County approves child care expansion in Green Valley
In a brief session the Frederick County Board of Appeals approved five cases. The center now serves 40 children and new owner David W. Sowers, who buys from Barbara Tyler, will be allowed up to 55. Sowers runs five centers in Montgomery and one in Charles Counties. Other approvals include a barn on a farm near Sundays Lane within a flood plain, adding an apartment on Molesworth Drive, a covered carport at a Lake Springfield area home, and a carport off Ruffle Road.
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Frederick County Board of Appeals
Green Valley
David W. Sowers
Sowers
Barbara Tyler
Montgomery County
Charles County
Molesworth Drive
Lake Singanore
Ruffle Road
Drug charges filed against Frederick man arrested on restraining order
Richard Allen Scarlett, 35, of no fixed address, was arrested by Frederick city police Tuesday for violating a restraining order and faces additional drug counts. He is held without bail at Frederick County Adult Detention Center after officers found marijuana and drug paraphernalia during a search.
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Frederick
Richard Allen Scarlett
Frederick County
Annexation Proposal Near Opossumtown Pike in Frederick
Frederick officials consider annexing about 430 acres near Opossumtown Pike comprising 327.7 acres of two large farm tracts a 1.1 acre dwelling and a 12.2 acre remainder parcel. Petitions name Walter A Martz Jean W Martz Byron W Martz Bernard E Burkett I Earl E Burkett Samuel W Barrick and G Hunter Bowers Jr as residents seeking annexation. A 192.5 acre Garst Farm tract west of Opossumtown Pike Poole Jones Road and Clover Hill north of Meadow Brook is also up for approval along with Kefauver property.
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Meadow Brook
Garst
Burkett
Walter Martz
Martz
Bowers
Barrick
Walter A. Martz
Jean W. Martz
Byron W. Martz
Bernard E. Burkett I
Earl E. Burkett
Samuel W. Barrick
G. Hunter Bowers Jr
Opossumtown Pike
Poole Jones Road
Clover Hill Subdivision
Meadow Brook Subdivision
Isabelle C. Kefauver
Yellow Springs
Monocacy
Thomas Johnson
Rand Weinberg
Frederick approves 2.6 million upgrade for nutrient removal
Frederick officials vote to spend 2.6 million to install and operate biological nutrient removal equipment at the sewage plant. The Maryland Environment Department will cover half of design and construction costs, with 100 percent of design funding. The project aims to cut nitrogen and phosphorus and meet a 40 percent reduction by 2000.
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Frederick
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland Department of the Environment
Bay
Monocacy
City Public Works
Fred Eisenhart Jr
Eisenhart
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Clustered Spires
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Jubilee
Thurmont
Wal-Mart
Heart Middletown
Frederick Towne
Twin Arch
Mt. Airy
Emmitsburg
Brunswick Shopping
FSK Mall
LNESS
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ike Wilson
News-Post
Frederick Financial Services
Sam’s Vision Center
Frederick Sam’s Club
Jil Klein
Sam's Club
Buckeystown Pike
Frederick, MD
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