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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1999

Page

8

Horse rescue efforts evolve amid limited resources

The article notes a failed rescue due to constraints on helicopter use for animal rescues. Dr Jacob Casper and MEMA discuss planning to address animal rescues, while state and local officials push for better centralized resources and a first responder role for animal emergencies. Local legislators emphasize expanding access to such resources in Frederick County.

Maryland National Guard Warren Jacob Casper State Veterinarian Association MEMA Lee Frederick Paul Stull R-Frederick Frederick County The Humaneiety and Federal Mency Management Agency FEMA

City assault and theft trends in first half of 1999

Police reports show 42 robberies in 1998 rising to 59 in 1999. Assaults investigated this year total 192 versus 180 last year. Vehicle thefts in the first half of 1999 numbered 48, up from 44 in 1998, with 1,206 cases handled in the first six months.

Western Maryland college dean's list names spring honorees

The spring dean's list at Western Maryland College in Westminster includes students from multiple towns such as Brunswick Burtonsville Gaithersburg Jefferson Middletown Monrovia Mount Airy New Market Olney Union Bridge Walkersville Woodsboro and more. Recipients listed with varying honors include Jared Nuse Stacy Respective high or highest honors and chosen with parents named alongside each student.

Western Maryland College Westminster Brunswick Jared Nuse Karen Harry Nuse Burtonsville Stacyoes Carol Howard Dobre Treptacnne George Cramer Paulette Bryn Use Nancy An John Althouse Kathleen Baker Stephanie Banach Suzanne John Banach Jessica Boehman Linda Robert Boehman Michelle Charron Mary Larry Clemson Frederick Leo Beverly Charron Carlisle Amy Doane Ellen Robert Doane Kali Hosford Kittybelle Michael Hosford Heidi Morehouse Frances John Morehouse Nicole Reifsnider Patsy Nelson Reifsnider Megan Townsend John Townsend Jr Chandra Westergaard Jacqueline Michael Westergaard Erin Williams Susan Smith John Williams New Windsor Hamsville Christopher Hydorn Joan Ward Ijamsville Robert Hydorn Gaithersburg Freda Karos Despina Manuel Ka Jefferson Holly Huffer Donna Hayes Huffer Middletown Anna Boyer Sharon Boyer Abigail Rudman Michael Rudman Monrovia Joshua Haza Mercy Enrique Haza Mount Airy Jennifer Clagett Richard Clagett Lori Hansch Louise Laurence Hansch Richard Rd Sain Dorothy Richard Kni New Martin Jason West Jan and William West Heather Woods Diana Woods Olney Brooke Vizzi Leslie Darius Izzi Union Bridge Faye Ingram Roxanne Ingram Ryan Ingram Walkersville Sara Derr Linda Grossnickle Joseph Derr Elaina Herndon Bernice Herndon Allen Herndon Key Mar Karen Orchard Karen Rose David Orchard Shannon Tinney Susan John Tinney Woodsboro Francesca Saylor Nancy and Richard Saylor Cody Wyoming

Sunny Amber Meadows card traders battle heat for deals

In 90 degree heat on a sunny Springfield Lane sidewalk in Amber Meadows, kids traded Pokemon and Magic cards. Zach Mullins, 9, his friend Mimi Weissenborn, 10, and Zach’s 9 year old twin Randy Mullins study collections and haggle over prices and pulls.

Springfield Lane Amber Meadows Zach Mullins Mimi Weissenborn Zach Randy Mullins

Vandalism Hits Frederick City Buses Damaged at Two Schools

Eddie Koontz arrived at work around 4 50 am to find a newly damaged bus at Monocacy Elementary School. Four buses at Frederick Middle School were vandalized with destroyed windows while exterior damage spread across doors lights mirrors and windshields. Police continue investigations as maintenance assesses repair costs and officials review the scene.

Ing Dr. Arlen Eddie Koontz Monocacy Elementary Frederick Koontz Mac McLean Mclean Kevin Grubb

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