Sheriff defends deputies amid claims of mistreatment in Frederick County
Cardamom of complaints grows as Dr. Elfin recounts being pulled over and ticketed for a Washington plate, while Sheriff Hagg defends deputies as dedicated and under scrutiny. He notes no formal complaint about a Waterside gunpoint incident and urges fair assessment after investigations conclude.
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Washington
Elfin
Ester Maria Pena
Frederick County
Frederick
Hagg
Robert Scire
Scire
Fort Detrick History and Secret Past Revealed
Historian recounts Fort Detrick's evolution from Detrick Field to Camp and finally Fort Detrick noting its wartime role in a top secret bio defense program. The book covers the Detrick family, Dr Frederick Louis Detrick, and Johns Hopkins connections. It documents four deaths at the facility and emphasizes strict safety protocols.
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Detrick
Frederick Louis Detrick
New Market
104Th Aero Squadron
29Th Division
Maryland National Guard
Johns Hopkins
Covert
Detrick Field
Camp Detrick
Fort Detrick
Army
America
Computers in demand as older models find new homes
Mr. Colaluca notes that even with machines going out of use, there is a market for old and used computers because someone always needs a computer to replace or supplement their setup. The statement highlights ongoing demand for secondhand gear.
Fire hits Hickory Plains Farm barn as family awakens
Erin Wages woke family after smelling smoke from a blaze at the Hickory Plains Farm bank barn. Justin Burall 13 opened the barn gate to release animals. Wayne Burall Jr 24 injured in a separate single vehicle crash on Glisson's Mill Road near Kimmel Road as Scott Dyson 24 of Mount Airy faced DWI charges. Fire crews from 10 companies fought the fire. details were not released.
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Erin
Chuck Tobery
Burail
Dyson
Amateur radio hobbyist relies on used computers
Mr. Colaluca notes that amateur radio uses can involve old machines and that computers simplify operations compared with teletype. He avoids upgrading routinely, owning about seven units and updating only when needed while technology seekers chase the latest hardware. Dr. Brand adds he waits for price drops before buying.
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Colaluca
Steven J. Brand
River race features odd crafts and hometown crowds
In a quirky river race, Brad Minnick of Brunswick captained No Name Craft built from two by fours and Styrofoam, while Spurlock urged humor over victory with Desert Storm era Storming Norman. Captain Jack and his Middletown High teammates faced stiff competition from Constance Tungi crew Kate Miller and others, as locals judged oddities and legs contests drew laughs.
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Mr. Spurlock
Jack
Andrew Martin
Myersville
Jeremy Kelley
Middletown
Derick Vollmer
Jefferson
Middletown High School
Jeremy
Charlie Kelley
Kelley
Hechinger’s
Constance Tungi
Constance
Kate Miller
Tommy Jackson
Wayne van Ness
Knoxville
Buhler
Brandon Buhr
Debbie Buhr
Disabled couple wed at accessible Ceresville Mansion
Slaters, both in wheelchairs, married with ADA backdrop. Bride Mrs. Slater, a neuromuscular patient, teaches independent living skills in Virginia. Groom Mr. Slater, a wheelchair bodybuilder, works as an educator. Mansion added accessible ramp for ceremony. guests included handicapped members.
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Slaters
Slater
Montgomery College
Miss Gold
Mardi Malley
Ceresville Mansion
Ceresville
Ms. Malley
Mrs. Slater
Walkersville
MD. 194
MD. 26
Northern
Virginia
Chasing New Hardware Says Faster Isn’t Better
The speaker argues that rapid release cycles render machines outdated within six months and that buying a slower computer yields a better long term value. He emphasizes caution against chasing newest hardware and favors prudent purchasing.
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Aliso
Albert Nickel
Richard Clendenin
Ira Baldwin
Sam ‘Yu
David Hahn
Brunswick
C&q Canal
Mr. Hahn
Ation
Geri Reynolds
Dale Kingan
Michelle Ortiz
Billy Wilken
Arlington
Kevin Benson
Point of Rocks
Wilken
Mnda
Waverly Drive
Dan Santucci
Frederick, Montgomery & Carroll Counties
Mechanics National Bank
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