Widmann Becomes Maryland Carillonneur in Baker Park Tower
John Widmann, certified carillonneur, passed his exam in Cohasset Massachusetts on June 28 and joins three others in Maryland. Baker Park’s 49 bell carillon underwent a 350000 dollar renovation, including a new handmade keyboard and 49 batons.
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County to Sell Three Properties to Balance Budget
Frederick County relies on sale of 9.9 acre McKinney Industrial Park site, East Frederick Elementary School, and 2.7 acre Free State site in Point of Rocks to fund a 1997 budget. Real estate brokers question ability to close all three within a year amid rising market.
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McKinney site among few freight rail ready options in Frederick
Jim Mackintosh of Mackintosh Commercial notes Frederick County McKinney site has rail access and is ready to go with minimal work. He contrasts it with two other properties needing major improvements and slower sale prospects. East Frederick Elementary on East Patrick Street, a 7 acre site, was abandoned by the school board as unsuitable for a school. The Banner School shows private interest but status unclear.
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CID chief notes rise in Frederick police professionalism
Frederick City Police CID chief Lt. Thomas Chase reported a sharper investigative approach after the arrest of suspect David Charles Morgan for a machete murder of Francisco Hernandez on Elmwood Terrace apartments. Morgan was captured 21 hours after the crime as investigators pursued 20 to 25 leads.
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Lungs Renew Drummer's Zest for Life After Transplant
Brunswick resident Butch Rice, 28, COPD facing cystic fibrosis, received lungs from a University of Pennsylvania team. After a year on transplant lists in UNC and Penn, he was called July 7, underwent a six hour operation July 8, began exercising soon after, and embraced breathing life anew with music, sports, and daily activity, aided by fiancée Julie Snoots and family.
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Lake Cunningham Falls Reopens to Swimmers After Tests
The lake at Cunningham Falls State Park reopened Sunday after new lab results showed fecal coliform levels dropped to normal. Earlier, Big Hunting Creek Lake was closed Friday due to unacceptable bacteria in the swimming areas and park beaches. Assistant Park Manager Charles Bowler said samples taken Friday evening were finalized Saturday evening after a 24 hour lab process.
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Inside The News Portions Of The Frederick News
Reel of daily reads from The Frederick News Post printed on 100 percent recycled paper noting the newspaper’s commitment to recycling.
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Brunswick River Race Highlights Homemade Craft Crews
About 250 locals attended Brunswick’s seventh annual river race held with Fourth of July events. The day featured adult and kids kayak races and a homemade boat contest led by Matt Campbell, who built a wood frame boat with a canvas skin and finished third.
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