Frederick woman earns medical degree later in life
Penny Heming of Frederick left IBM after 15 years to study medicine. At 48 she graduated from the University of Maryland School of Medicine and will start a three year residency in Charleston while her husband continues running their gas station. Her children adjusted with her long study nights as the family prepares for a fresh start.
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University of Maryland
Baltimore
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Hood
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Undercover sting nets five arrests in Frederick prostitution operation
Two female officers posed as prostitutes drawing attention from curious bystanders and warning off potential danger as arrests followed. Police charged Charles Pryor, Michael Deward Damon, John Edward Bryant with solicitation for prostitution. Other suspects faced lewdness and drug offenses including marijuana and cocaine.
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Kent Kirby
Frederick
Charles Pryor
New London
Michael Deward Damon
Harpers Ferry
John Edward Bryant
Herman Leroy Giles
Jerry Allan Goss
New Market
Wilson Jesus Ribot
Walkersville
Wayne Agustus Chase
Goss
Mr. Bryant
Jean Robert Jeanbaptiste
Zoo Dental Drill Keeps Porsche Calm During Teeth Fix
Dr. Levickas with assistants Tracie Poteet and Sara Shank perform a free root canal on Porsche the lion in a calm procedure at the zoo. A wooden block keeps her mouth open while the doctor works with dental tools. Porsche shows a low roar but roams shortly after waking.
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Fagan gets 18 months on work release in high profile case
Debora Fagan’s husband Billy Fagan is accused in a high profile murder trial. Mrs Appicello testified she saw Fagan steal her work briefcase and that Mrs Fagan’s dressy clothing was discarded. Firearms expert Kopera linked hollow-point bullets to the fatal shots and estimated the killer fired from four to 12 inches away. Prosecutors anticipate around 50 witnesses. trial expected to last six weeks.
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Dio Flores
Brian Hutchison
Philip Armstrong
Mary Tyler
Company extends leave after birth under new policy
Mr. Angel explains employees may use vacation time for post birth recovery beyond the standard six week pregnancy recovery period. Extending leave is feasible since replacements are in place. He notes the bill does not increase leave beyond current policy.
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Angel
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