Martin's Opens 24 Hour Frederick Store With 175 New Jobs
Shoppers crowd the 50,000 square foot Martin's Food Market at Frederick Shopping Center as the 24 hour store opens with a 300 item produce section a live lobster seafood counter a full service bakery and pharmacy. Mayor Jim Grimes and County Commissioner Bruce Reeder attend and praise the investment noting job growth and city renewal. Rich Pasewark spokesperson touts low prices and fresh produce with special bagel section and new hours 7 am to midnight Sunday Thursday pharmacy hours 9 am to 9 pm weekdays and 9 am to 6 pm weekends.
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Martin’s
Frederick
Pve
Sherman Avenue
Frederi
Frances Shultz
Union Bridge
Discover
Visa
Jim Grimes
Frederick County
Bruce Reeder
Martin
Reeder
Rich Pasewark
Writer Ms Stumpe recounts self taught book project
Ms Stumpe began writing a memoir in 1994 using a computer after taking Microsoft Fundamentals at Frederick Community College. She learned by self teaching, balancing writing with daily life, and plans to publish herself. The work spans 15 chapters with a final chapter on a July birthday celebration.
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Ms. Stumpe
Sue Ann Wilms
Ms. Wilms
North Dakota
Community College
Wilms
Mission resident supplies as sweet potato windfall fills yard
Homer Hamilton helps load bags as neighbors react to a windfall of sweet potatoes. Analea Noble describes braking to a stop at a mountain of spuds while Debbie Shafer distributes bags to five families. Ethan notes endless potatoes and others discuss market pricing and community aid.
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Mission
Homer Hamilton
Frederick
Analea Noble
Debbie Shafer
Crime decline puzzling chief cites month to month drop
Police records show serious crime last month fell sharply versus June 1994 with double digit percentage drops across thefts and auto thefts. The chief attributed the nationwide factors and neighborhood involvement but offered no clear explanation for the difference between the two months.
Memorial for Grayson Mercer Jr. remembers fatal crash
Grayson Mercer Sr. 77 was killed near the Md 26 Md 355 median on May 29 1994 after a drunk driving incident. A plywood memorial sign read G H Mercer killed by a drunk driver but it was removed days later fearing confiscation by the county highway department.
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Mom
G.H. Mercer
Grayson Mercer Sr
Grayson Mercer Jr
Mayor defends official duties amid memorial cross controversy
Officials in Harmony Grove defend mayoral authority calling the city a government on Frederick’s terms. Residents discuss grief rituals as memorial crosses grow, with psychologists noting cultural pressures and the need for public mourning. County and state highway officials say memorials are tolerated if safe and unobtrusive.
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Grimes
Maj
Raffensberger
William Donald Schaefer
Baltimore City
Harmony Grove
Frederick
Robert Mannis
Gene Straub
District Seven
State Highway Department
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Farmers & Mechanics Bank
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Intel
Giles Carpentry
Hman
Thomas Johnson
Frederick, MD
McDonald's
Lueminct
Frederick Neirs-Plost
Fairview Center
IODIA
W. 7Th St
Uimioratias
Ana Femmtaias
Hep
William Routzahn
County Highway Department
Bill Green
Sharon Hawker
Dorothy Daley
U.S. 15
St. Anthony’s Road
Allen Edmonds
South Market Street
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