Windsor couple volunteer duo helps others in community work
Sue and Frank Elworthy of Windsor Road form a two person volunteer team aiding the Jefferson 4H camp center and Church of the Brethren disaster response program. They began eight years ago with Mrs. Esworthy leading at the camp center and Mr. Elworthy joining, painting cabins and organizing picnics. He recently recovered from bypass surgery on April 17 and plans to continue service with his wife’s help and partnership.
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Sue
Frank Elworthy
Windsor Road
Jefferson
Church of the Brethren
Elworthy
Esworthy
Frederick County approves higher pay for ECDC director
Frederick County Commissioners rejected asking municipalities to fund the Economic and Community Development director. They will raise the salary from 69500 to 78500 and begin advertising the position. Acting director Jim Singleton earns 62578, title held since 1995 after Donald Date retired.
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ECDC
Frederick County
Economic and Community Development Commission
Jim Singleton
Donald Date
General Assembly
William Dennis
The
Economic Development Com
Graduation Night At Religious School Ceded By Sign Language
Laura Morrell performs Amazing Grace in sign during Dayspring Christian School Class of 1997 graduation. Morrell plans college study in American Sign Language. Frederick Christian Academy seniors mingle in a Weinberg Center lobby before exercises with Senator Larry E. Haines as guest speaker. A school reception followed.
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Laura Morrell
Dayspring Christian School
Ms. Morrell
Dayspring
Frederick Christian Academy
Weinberg Center
Larry E. Haines
McVeigh Guilty Face Life Trial After Oklahoma Bombing
Jurors in Denver will decide if Timothy McVeigh deserves life in prison or the death penalty after his 168 victims in the Oklahoma City blast. The defense notes the need for justice over revenge, while the proceedings reveal a nation seeking closure as families confront loss.
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Denver
United States
Timothy McVeigh
McVeigh
Oklahoma City
Tim McVeigh
David Lane
Lane
Federal
U.S
Richard Matsch
Destruction by explosive and murder of federal agent
Report outlines legal counts including destruction by explosive count three and first degree murder of a federal agent while on duty under the 1994 death penalty act. It lists victims that fall under this category and related charges.
Frederick County OKs annexed land for development
County commissioners approved development for two large annexed properties in Frederick city overruling a planning panel that found plans for Martz Burkett Bowers Barrick properties and Garst Farm inconsistent with the comprehensive plan. Proposals total about 230 acres with four dwelling units per acre, phased growth, a school site, and a fire station site. an estimated 618 dwellings may yield 800 units and $1.6 million in impact fees with potential $7 million school cost, all funded largely by taxpayers.
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Frederick City
County Planning Commission
Martz
Burkett
Bowers
Barrick
Garst
Walter Martz
David Gray
Bruce Reeder
Ilona Hogan
Mark Hoke
Terre Roy Rhoderick
Gray
Garst Farm
Smith named state's top biology teacher
Frederick County educator Shelley Smith of Frederick High wins Maryland Outstanding Biology Teacher Award for 2024, marking a second straight year from the county. Michele Thornton of Singanore High presents the honor, with Paul Hummer of Gov. Thomas Johnson High also involved in the ceremony and mentorship.
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Smith
Maryland
Frederick County
Frederick High
Shelley Smith
Sraith
Michele Thornton
Singanore High
Thornton
Ms. Thornton
Paul Hummer
Gov. Thomas Johnson High
Maryland Association of Biology Teachers
Hummer
Ms. Smith
Laws Take Effect June 1 Grants Support Local Charities
Two Frederick County nonprofit groups receive 300000 grants under new law that took effect on June 1. Frederick County Federated Charities will use the funds to buy an adjacent building on South Market Street to expand space for several charities. The Frederick County YMCA will continue its operations with additional support.
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Frederick County
Frederick County Federated Charities
South Market Street
Frederick County Ymca
Frederick News Recycling Note Appears in HY Post
Portions of the Frederick News HY Post are printed on 400 percent recycled paper and the newspaper site is recyclable according to local notices.
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Frederick News
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