Maryland dairy princess pageant honors local leaders
Miss Feuillet, active in National Honor Society and 4-H, serves as Maryland dairy princess. She attends University of Maryland majoring in Agriculture and Resource Economics and aims to boost urban awareness of dairy products. The 1998 Dairy Maids list names twenty participants across Maryland. Judges included Lolly Lesher and Deanna Rose. The pageant marks over 37 years of tradition and is supported by state dairy groups and sponsors.
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Miss Feuillet
University of Maryland
Montgomery County
Dairy Producers of Maryland
Frances Duvall
Duvall
Miss O'Hara
Sible
Sherry Albaugh
Walkersville
Sarah Bentz
Thurmont
Janelle Guyton
Jefferson
Andrea Hood
Libertytown
Laura Sigler
Middletown
Jessica Valentine
Emmitsburg
Kelly Barker
Danielle
Lauren Hess
Union Bridge
Jeena Rinehart
Taneytown
Ashley Palmatory
Henderson
Megan Messix
Queen Anne
Kim Akers
Odenton
Beth Burks
Annapolis
Alicia Feuillet
Amy Richards
Damascus
Erica Handleman
Jill Torene
Crofton
Tricia Malone
Boyds
Mary Kathyrn Archer
Rebecca Shahan
Pylesville
Amy Vaughn
White Hall
Katherine
Jennifer Herbst
Smithsburg
Lolly Lesher
Deanna Rose
Mid- Atlantic Dairy Council
Nathan Stiles
Central Maryland Farm Credit Bureau
Market indices slip as Nasdaq leads losses
The Standard & Poor's 500 fell to 1189.75, a 4 percent drop from last Friday. Nasdaq composite slid 34.53 to 193.22, ending a streak of nine closing records after earlier gains. NYSE composite dropped 12.13 to 576.68 and the Russell 2000 declined 8.60 to 442.33. Overseas, Tokyo's Nikkei, Frankfurt's DAX, and London's FTSE also fell.
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Tokyo
Frankfurt
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Rotorex Faces Back Pay Liability Over Union Dispute
Rotorex could owe millions in back pay if a board finds violations including working without union approval. The case hinges on whether the union was adequately consulted and if employer conduct violated labor rules.
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Frederick Plant Plans for Concrete Pipe Production
CSR proposes a two building indoor pipe plant on the west Monocacy Boulevard site to supply concrete pipes for Baltimore Washington and Northern Virginia. The plan includes underground material handling, an 80 foot tail silo, two shifts, night lighting, and strict truck routing with tours for citizens. Residents fear dust, noise, and visual impact, urging buffers and closer consideration of location and monitoring options.
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CSR
Rosenstock Farm
Monocacy River
Frederick
Hoesing
Laure O’brien
O’briens
Pine
East Church Streets
Baltimore
Washington
Virginia
Monocacy Boulevard
Fredericktown Village
Teresa Bamberger
Harris, Smariga and Associates
McLaughlin
Ann Duncan
Fairground plans shadow Frederick events with new show
The article notes an individual plans a new fairground venture to host both Cabin Fever and the Maryland Christmas Show on private property to save rental costs. Frederick County Agricultural Society officials discuss impact, nearby events, and the need for site plan approvals with reviews set for August and September.
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Maryland
Frederick Fairgroud
Becky Brashear
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frederick Fairgrounds
Fairgrounds
Ms Brashear
Frederick
Sheriff faces scrutiny while touting accreditations and upgrades
The Washington Post quotes Sheriff Hagg defending deputies after two traffic stops while FBI probes continue. He notes internal reviews and the FBI will exonerate the agency, cites national accreditation on the horizon, and highlights progress like expanded criminal investigations, shared radios, and Central Booking since 1995. He seeks re election as accomplishments loom.
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Washington Post
Hagg
FBI
Virginia
Washington School
Sheriff's Office
Frederick County
Hershey, Pa
Commission On Accreditation For
Canada
Pennsylvania
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