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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1992

Page

5

Oldtown toll bridge links Maryland and West Virginia

The one lane wooden Oldtown toll bridge across the Potomac is privately owned by Frances Walters and her family. Three women collect fares from drivers and record license plates in a Maryland tollhouse. The bridge, built in 1937, charges 50 cents per car each way and serves about 330 cars daily, with special toll exemptions for officials and rescue workers.

Oldtown Potomac Maryland West Virginia Minnie Piper Washington Post Piper Phyllis Dennison Grace Piper Allegany County Marlene Ms Piper Frances Walters Charles “Mutt' Walters MR Carpenter Carpenter Potomac River United States

New Maryland boot camp facility opens in Baltimore

Antoine Brooks credits Maryland boot camp for young offenders with reform after a 1988 drug sale arrest. He spoke at the dedication of the St Ambrose Aftercare Center in Baltimore, a permanent home for counseling mentoring and employment aid to boot camp graduates. The facility supports the Herman L Toulson Correctional Boot Camp program started in Jessup in July 1991 at Delegate Elijah Cummings suggestion.

Baltimore Antoine Brooks Maryland Brooks William Donald Schaefer St Ambrose Herman L Toulson Jessup Elijah Cummings D-39th

Maryland Eyes Tiger Mosquitoes In Statewide Probe

Maryland disease control officials search for the Asian tiger mosquito amid concerns it can carry eastern equine encephalitis. The CDC asks testing in Maryland and four other states, but local trapping may be limited as the species is rare here. Experts warn of potential public health risk, with horses and poultry at higher threat and human cases historically rare in the state.

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