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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1996

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3

Rallies Aim to Heal Racial Tensions in Town Park

A 2 to 6 pm rally at Memorial Park organized by the ministers association seeks racial harmony amid weeks of tension. Calls included threats from alleged Klan members and skinheads, while the event also addresses issues at Catoctin High School where minority students faced intimidation and a KKK pamphlet on a wall. Police were alerted to some threats. others were rude messages and vulgar music.

Memorial Park Ministers’ Association U.S. 15 Zamostny Thurmont Terry Frushour KKK Catoctin High School Earl Miller Kelly

Racial tensions flare around KKK rally and church counter rally

At Catoctin High School in Thurmont officials discuss minority enrollment and an ethnic diversity council as Roger Kelly of the Maryland KKK reiterates plans to attend a church rally. Local leaders warn of a charged scene at Memorial Park, while Rev Zamostny promotes nonviolence and prayer as the rally proceeds.

Miller Roger Kelly Maryland KKK Zamostny Richard Zamostny Weller United Methodist Church Thurmont United In Love Thurmont Memorial Park

Dogs face bleak adoption outlook at impoundment

The owners say the dogs are getting friendlier but not biting yet adoption would be hard since they must adjust to a new environment and house training. They have lived dirty and cannot be crate trained. Mrs Aravanis suggests outside housing as an option. donations for kennels should go to the Humane Society at 1832 Rosemont Avenue Frederick MD 21702 for the impoundment fund.

Snake bite advice emphasized by expert amid warming weather

Mr Sturm warns against tourniquets after bites and urges minimal movement and calling 911 to avoid allergic reactions. As warm weather returns, he cautions travelers to watch wooded and grassy areas for snakes. A 2 year old Smithsburg boy was bitten earlier in the week. he crawled through sand and brush, suffered head wounds, received treatment at Washington County Hospital and was released.

Mr Sturm Sturm Smithsburg Washington County Washington County Hospital

Gaithersburg man charged in theft at Dutch's Daughter

A Gaithersburg man described as a disgruntled employee was charged with second degree burglary malicious destruction of property and felony theft in connection with the Dutch's Daughter Restaurant burglary in Frederick. The incident yielded a stolen safe recovered in a field near Md 118 and money later. Matthew Duncan Gilmore 36 is jailed in Frederick County awaiting bail. Detectives Stephen Scaif and Allen Dreneburg led the investigation.

Gaithersburg Frederick Matthew Duncan Gilmore Frederick County Frederick City Dutch Montgomery County MD. 118 Gilmore Silver Leaf Drive Stephen Scaif Allen Dreneburg

Storms Cause Green Valley Damage and High Winds

Meteorologists report a 200 foot by 1 mile green valley damage area from Tuesday storms. Wind gusts reached 80 mph as a front passed, with no weather injuries. Frederick cooled to 91 degrees mid-evening, and the forecast calls for fair skies tonight and warm, unsettled conditions into the weekend.

Green Valley Ms. Watson Richard Hitchens National Weather Service Sterling Frederick News-Post

County eyes fee to keep nature center open amid funding gaps

Ms Nemitsas runs a part time nature center funded by $10,000 county support and grants. Donations bring in $500 a year and 1996 grants total about $2,380. Officials say fees may be needed to cover operations as demand grows and funding remains tight.

Ms. Nemitsas Nature Center David Gray Gil Kingsbury Parks and Recreation

YMCA eyes take over youth program amid cost concerns

Grimes questions why the Y should run the youth program while Tokar cites ongoing services and strong reputation for healthy living and leadership. Myers argues expansion requires 169000 more dollars, vs 108000 current spending, with plans to use school facilities. Aldermen will confer with YMCA officials on the proposal.

Grimes The YMCA Richard Tokar Tokar Roelkey Myers Myers Waverly Hillcrest

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