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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1995

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Opossumtown Pike Favored for New Fire Station Site

Frederick County planning staff endorses building the next fire station along Opossumtown Pike rather than the free State Farm land in Wormans Mill. Evaluation focused on response areas and compatibility with land uses. donation not considered in the decision. Continued discussion with Junior and Walkersville fire companies and county commissioners noted.

Krista Glielmi News-Fast Opossumtown Pike Wormans Mill State Farm Insurance Co Jim Shaw State Farm Junior Fire Co Walkersville Fire Co Yeursday Junior Walkersville Frederick County

Wolfie Returns to Smithsburg as Custody Battle Looms

Three year old Wolfgang Von Nester Jr. arrived in Smithsburg from San Bernardino after his parents Wolfgang Von Nester Sr. and Lisa faced abandonment charges. Wolfie stays with grandparents while custody proceedings continue with a San Bernardino hearing set for August.

Krista Glielmi News-Post Wolfie Wolfgang von Nester Jr Smithsburg San Bernardino Calif Wolfgang von Nester Sr Lisa California Jim Hamlin Nesters Susan Nester

Weekend Heat Wave Expected in Frederick County

National Weather Service warns of an excessive heat advisory for Friday and Saturday with heat index up to 115 degrees. Forecasters say highs in the 90s to around 100, overnight lows in the 70s, and a peak Saturday as temperatures hold near 100. Air quality advisory also urged caution for sensitive groups.

Frederick County National Weather Service Frederick U.S. 40 Cowden Maryland Department of the Environment Baltimore Richard Hitchens Sterling Hitchens

Clinton bases closures spark job and tax questions

President Clinton approved a 79 base shutdown and 26 realignments, aiming to save taxpayer billions while preserving defense jobs in California. Critics question if promised job protection can be kept without sacrificing savings, as lawmakers fear harm to readiness and local economies.

Washington Clinton California Texas Pentagon Wendi Louise Steele The Steele White House McClellan Dianne Feinstein D-Calif Barbara Boxer Defense Base Closure and Realgnment Commission

State lifeguards compete at Cunningham Falls event

Lifeguards from state parks tested at Cunningham Falls State Park on Thursday as the seventh annual Department of Natural Resources lifeguard competition drew 45 guards from eight parks. Rocky Gap team captured the top trophy for the second year in a row, narrowly beating the Assateague team which claimed it trained hard.

Thurmont Cunningham Falls Department of Natural Resources Rocky Gap Asiateague Shannon Ruth Sandy Point State Park Cunningham Falls State Park Tih Parks and Forests Hunting Creek Lake

House to hold hearings on downing of American helicopters

A House subcommittee will hold hearings on the downing of two American UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters over Iraq in a friendly fire incident. The July 27 session will include families of victims, Defense Department and Air Force officials, and will examine lessons to prevent repeats.

House Iraq Washington Roscoe Bartlett R-6th National Security Subcommittee Bartlett Army Jeffrey C. Colbert Middletown Congressional Committee Defense Department Air Force

Pa driver pleads guilty to manslaughter in deer season crash

A Greencastle man, 20, pleaded guilty to manslaughter by automobile and DUI after a November I-70 crash in which Stephen Glagola, 58, and his son Paul, 21, died. Blan's blood alcohol was 0.10. The plea dropped other charges and carries up to 10 years for manslaughter. sentencing set later.

Greencastle Robert Earl Blan Middletown Stephen Glagola Paul Brian Hutchison Blan Helen Fitzgerald Auto Mall Mazda Paul Glagola Herbert Rollins

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