Fort Detrick Officers Wives Club weighs bylaws change
The Fort Detrick Officers Wives Club plans to decide this month whether to adopt revised bylaws urged by Maj Gen John Parker. A 14 member committee has drafted changes and a July 27 meeting will seek board and member approval, with Parker and the Fort Detrick judge advocate General needing to sign off.
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Mondas
Detricks Community Activites Center
Bever- Wd Smith
Detricks Conflict Prevention and Resolution Center
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Det Ork
Julia Parker
Fort Deriek
Gen Varker
Mayor to Hold News Conference in City Hall
Mayor Jim Grimes schedules a public news conference in City Hall boardroom on Thursday July 15 from 9 AM to 1 PM. It is the second in a series to inform the public about city happenings and is open to media and residents.
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Jim Grimes
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Card earns BA degrees at Radford University
Dannah Card of Frederick completed the spring semester at Radford University in Virginia earning bachelor of arts degrees in sociology and foreign languages She is the daughter of Richard Card
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Dannah Card
Frederick
Radford University
Virginia
Richard Card
Rescued ducklings await mother after storm drain rescue
Eight ducklings saved by Officer Michael Conover remain at a Thurmont rehabilitation center awaiting their mother. Tammy Castle, a Department of Natural Resources consultant, hopes to reunite the brood with the missing bird, noting efforts to lure the mother with the blue bucket and letting the youngsters roam near the pool area. She urges locating the mother in the Fairview Avenue or West 9th Street area.
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Scott Castle
Tammy Castle
West Sun Street
Fairview Avenue
Michael Conover
Thurmont
Department of Natural Resources
Ms Castle
West 9Th Street
Local Elizabethtown students graduate from college
Theresa Csordas graduates with elementary education major and art minor from Elizabethtown College. Daughter of John and Mrs Csordas of Jefferson, she was a dean’s list student and active in Delphi Society and Kappa Delta Pi. Rebecca Wolfe earns social work major and sociology minor. Daughter of C Anthony Wolfe of Myersville, she is a dean’s list student and Academe Integrity Committee member.
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Pennsylvania
Theresa Csordas
John Csordas
Jefferson
Brunswick High School
Csordas
Delphi Society
Kappa Delta Pi Honor Society
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C. Anthony Wolfe
Myersille
Maddietown High School
Wolfe
Academe Integrity Committee
Walkersville Officials Criticize County Trail Plan
Walkersville Council Member Joe Cahn blasted county planners for including the town in the bike and trailway network while the town voted not to participate. The council asked delaying action on the plan as it weighs its position, citing potential economic and jurisdictional concerns. County planner Jim Gugel said the project is early and could take 20 years, with 177 miles of off street and 316 miles of on street trails planned.
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Joe Cahn
Cahn
Frederick County
Planning Commission
Frederick County Planning Commission
Council of Governments
Jim Gugel
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Walkersville Southern
Maryland Midland
Gugel
Deer encounter ends jog for local fitness instructor
Aerobics teacher Darlene Overholtzer, 40, was knocked to the ground when a deer darted into her Monrovia path Sunday night. She reported deer hair on her clothes, wore headphones, and doubted hearing the animal in the dark. She returned to work Monday, joking about the incident as neighbors offered condolences.
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Ms Overholtzer
Stonelake
Monrovia
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Fitness
Jim
Ms. Overhaltzer
Young At Heart
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