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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1997

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Rural Chestertown among Maryland crime hot spots

Maryland expands its Hot Spots Communities Initiative to 35 areas, revealing that rural towns like Chestertown on the Eastern Shore share urban crime patterns. Lt. Gov Townsend says crime concentrates in neighborhoods, with examples in Washington County and Crisfield, reflecting a statewide, neighborhood-driven response strategy.

Annapolis Baltimore Maryland District of Columbia Chestertown Richard Colburn mid-Shore Dorothy Plummer Ms. Plummer Kathleen Kennedy Townsend Washington County Somerset County Crisfield

15 Star Flag Planned Over Key Monument Grave Site

Frederick organizers launch plan to fly a 15 star flag over Francis Scott Key Monument at Mount Olivet Cemetery to honor the 250th anniversary of Frederick County. Donors supporting preservation will receive a certified 15 star 3 by 5 flag, with time capsule to be opened on Flag Day next year during Beyond the Gates tour weekend.

George Lewis Key Monument Centennial Association FSK Memorial Foundation Ron Pearcy Mount Olivet Cemetery Francis Scott Key America Frederick County Key The FSK Memorial Foundation, Inc Frederick John Fieseler

Ministers hail plan to share clergy across churches

Frederick ministers welcomed a United Church of Christ plan to share clergy and recognize each other’s ordinations. Delegates at Columbus approved a framework among about 15 million worshippers across several denominations, with no merger and each church keeping its own identity.

United Church of Christ Frederick Joseph Foster Grace United Church of Christ Frederick Wenner Evangelical Reformed United Churc of Christ UCC Columbus Ohio Presbyterian Church (USA Reformed Church In America Evangelical Lutheran Church of America W. Phillip Fogarty Evangelical Lutheran Church Fogarty

Local fitness classes feature new training trends

A Frederick News-Post page highlights spin training box aerobics and fluid movement classes. The section mentions family pages, sports coverage on the Keys losing two at home to Kinston Indians, and includes classified, comics, editorials and letters. The paper emphasizes recycled 100 percent paper content and recyclability.

Keys Kinston Indians Frederick News- Post Alo

Signs indicate spring arrives earlier in Michigan birds

Historical records show that red-winged blackbirds and Canada geese now arrive in Germfask by late March, hawks in April, and ruby-throated hummingbirds by late May, signaling earlier springs in Michigan's Upper Peninsula than three decades ago. Ornithologist Elizabeth Browne Losey notes 80 acres of field observations corroborate the shift.

Germfask Michigan South America Lyndon Johnson Upper Peninsula Elizabeth Browne Losey

Sojourner Faces Martian Rock Barnacle Bill

Sojourner the Pathfinder rover neared a pocked Martian rock named Barnacle Bill after a 12 inch trek across dusty soil. NASA officials noted contact between rover wheel and rock as controllers guided the robot from 119 million miles away.

Pasadena Calif Sojourner Pathfinder Brian Muirhead Associated Press NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Fourth Fred and Dorothy Bower Pitch Aide for Fence Paint

On a Friday morning the Bowers plan help for their Auburn Road neighbor near Thurmont to finish painting the fence surrounding the property.

Fred Dorothy Bower Auburn Road Thurmont

Passers-by Save Family from Burning Damascus Home

Two alert bystanders saved three people and pets when a grill fire spread to a Damascus residence at 28328 Kemptown Road about 12:25 a.m. Sunday, causing roughly 120000 in damage. One rescuer entered the home and helped evacuate a child and two adults while halting further spread.

Damascus Jim Resnick Montgomery County Wallace Capt. Resnick Ms. Lechbaum Capt. Res

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