Sunburst Treasures Opens in Downtown Frederick
Sunburst Treasures, owned by Karen Gill at 145 N Market St, Frederick, opens offering jewelry and gifts made from gems and minerals. The shop sells necklaces, earrings, pendants, custom pieces, raw specimens, pyrite suns, amethyst from Uruguay, Chinese exercise balls, chimes, quartz temple bowls, and personalized stationery with hours 10 5 Mon Tue Thu 10 9 30 Fri Sat 12 4 Sun. For more information call 695-8770.
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Sunburst Treasures
Grain and livestock market report from Frederick and Chicago
Grain futures, livestock quotations from Chicago and Frederick. Wheat and corn prices shown with highs, lows, and last figures. Live cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep markets noted with varying bids and daily changes. Listings include futures activity and local auction results with price ranges and notable yields.
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Virginia forecast shows record corn and soybean yields
Virginia agriculture officials predict a banner season with corn averaging 106 bushels per acre and soybeans at 31 bushels per acre, both records. peanut and alfalfa hay also set for near or new highs, while tobacco output rises sharply due to increased acreage, with burley and flue cure yields up significantly.
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Maryland Health Dept Tightens Egg Safety Rules
Health officials in Maryland approve emergency regulations to prevent Salmonella outbreaks after New York’s embargo on Maryland eggs. The rules require flock testing for Salmonella, producer registration, carton registration numbers, and 90 day sales records to trace outbreaks, with a public hearing set for Sept. 19.
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Mack furloughs 418 in Hagerstown
Mack Truck plans layoff of 418 unionized workers at the Hagerstown Maryland plant on August 21 as the company trims engine and transmission output amid a slumping heavy truck market. Local 171 cites seniority based layoffs while officials in Allentown withhold interim figures.
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Mack
Friendly service helps retain customers, not just attract them
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