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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1984

Page

3

Stormy Frederick floods streets and damages homes

High water on Frederick’s Rockwell Terrace forces Buzz Ireland to clear six inches of water from his home after a violent thunderstorm. The storm floods roads, knocks out power, and hurls branches onto city streets. In Philadelphia, the Museum of Art reports acquiring George Stubbs Stag and Doe, highlighting Stubbs as a famed 18th century English painter.

Rosemont Avenue Frederick Sam Vu Buzz Ireland Rockwell Terrace Han Homen Jeff Taylor Philadelphia Philadelphia Museum of Art George Stubbs Stubbs Greg Heckert Rockwell Serrace

McDonald’s requests longer hours at Seventh Street site

McDonald’s seeks extended daily hours from 7 am to 2 am and Sunday up to 6 am to midnight, plus a freestanding sign. Frederick’s Board of Zoning Appeals will visit the site before a decision next month. Neighbors cited residential area limits since 1969.

McDonald's Seventh Street McDonald’s Frederick’s Board of Zoning Appeals Joe Thomas Robert Bowlus Bowlus Thomas McDonald‘s David Gillen Gillen Gillspur Road Hillcrest Orchards

Medal of Honor Highest U.S. Bravery Award Defined

Military honors describe the Medal of Honor as the top U.S. award for valor. It recognizes extraordinary bravery by individuals across branches, honoring acts above and beyond the call of duty.

The United States

Hostage Rescue Storm at Dutch Prison Chapel

Dutch police and marines stormed a prison chapel near The Hague on October 30 1974 rescuing 15 hostages held for four days by convicts. The operation ended after a tense standstill and the captors were subdued without further bloodshed.

Hague

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