Frederick Mayor Weds Mary Helen May in Private Ceremony
Mayor James S. Grimes and Mary Helen May exchanged vows Friday at 6 p.m. in Calvary United Methodist Church Frederick. A Saturday reception at their West Patrick Street home drew about 300 guests under a large tent with a country western band and a trolley shuttle between parking and the party.
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James S. Grimes
Mary Helen May
Calvary United Methodist Church
North Bentz Street
West Patrick Street
Group says divert mass transit funds to roads in Md
A Maryland group, Marylanders for Efficient and Safe Highways, urged using mass transit operating funds to finish highway projects including Route 220. MDOT rebutted, noting mass transit supports 350,000 daily commuters and that diverting funds raises costs and risks economic impact.
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Cumberland
Maryland Department of Transportation
Costello
MDOT
Clair
Erin Henson
Washington Board of Trade
Washington
Mr Costello
Henson
Baltimore
Frederick Blues Festival draws 3500 crowd to sunlit stage
Local blues festival near I-70 and Harry Grove Stadium drew about 3,500 attendees. Rita Clarke of Krewe of Renegades and Blue entertained with Chicago and down home styles as profits benefit Heartly House. Musicians praised festival as community glue and a celebration of emotional roots in American music.
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Frederick
Harry Grove Stadium
Rita Clarke
Krewe
Renegades
Blue
Heartly House
Ms. Clarke
William Scott
Arlington
Chicago
Myco Johnson
Woodridge
Moonlighters
Aretha Franklin
Little Richard
Chuck Berry
Elvis
Jerry Lee Lewis
Mr. Johnson
Ground broken for St Ignatius of Loyola church site
Archbishop Keeler broke ground at a 12 acre site at Price's Distillery Road and Md 80 in Wamsville for a new St Ignatius of Loyola church to serve Urbana parishioners. The project, planned to complete in 1999, will include a church and parish center, initially seating 400 to 450 with expansion to 700.
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Wamsville
William Cardinal Keeler
Baltimore
St Ignatius of Loyola
Price's Distillery Road
MD. 80
St. Ignatius
Urbana
John Manley
Francis Murphy
Ignatius
Timothy Jacobset
St. Ignatius of Loyola Church
Price’s Distillery Road
Thomas Polk
St. Ignatius Parish
Leo Tittler
Ground broken for new fire station in Potomac Valley
Ground breaking for a four bay, 112 by 102 foot fire station behind the existing building, funded by a 162000 no interest loan and a 154000 grant from Maryland. The project, approved by the MSFA Board of Review, heads to the Maryland Board of Public Works for final approval.
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Chip Jewell
MSFA
Myers Buildings Systems Inc
Clear Spring
Caroline Martin
Potomac Valley Volunteer Fire Co
Washington County
Ronald Bowers
Donald Munson
City razes block linked to accused killer in Baltimore
In east Baltimore 22 row houses were demolished in about an hour along Llewelyn Street. The block housed 77-year-old Albert Sims, accused of shooting 15-year-old Jermaine Jordan earlier this month. Nearby resident Carolyn Lee watched the ruins and recalled former families and children on the street as officials plan 50 to 60 more demolitions to clear 1,000 vacant homes in crime ridden areas.
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Baltimore
Llewelyn
Ms. Lee
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