Space Creature seeks home after Delaplaine juror prize
Harvey Scheetz, known as the human flash bulb, created a 6 by 9 foot sculpture built from metal scraps and electronics. Entered in a Delaplaine Visual Arts Center competition, it earned a Juror's Merit Award but needs secure display space by Monday as arts officials seek a venue.
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Harvey Scheetz
Frederick
Mr. Scheetz
Delaplaine Visual Arts Center
Catherine Vierbuchen
Middletown Man Killed When Truck Crashes Into Cornfield
Maryland State Police report a Middletown man, James Baker Jr., 2, died near Myersville after his 1996 Nissan pickup left Md. 17, overturned several times in a corn field, and he was ejected. Police say his death occurred about 1:56 a.m. and belt use might have saved him.
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Myersville
Here
Maryland
James Baker Jr
Middletown
Dawn Court
Baker
Michael Brennan
Frederick News Daily Uses 100 Percent Recycled Paper
Frederick News Daily notes its edition prints on 100 percent recycled paper and promotes full recyclability of the newspaper. This statement highlights environmental practices for its readers.
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Frederick Newa- Posara
Key witness Phillips admits lying under oath in Fagan murder trial
Rockville jurors heard Allan Roger Phillips, a convicted murder conspirator, admit altering statements to police and under oath about the Jan. 6, 1992 Deborah Fagan killing. He said he chose his wife over a friend, and defense contends he lied to shield himself, while prosecutors argue Phillips implicated William Robert Fagan Sr. in the case.
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Rockville
William Robert Fagan Sr
Allan Roger Phillips
Deborah Fagan
Phillips
Billy
Philip Armstrong
Armstrong
Smithsburg Aunt Hopes for Parents After Wandering Toddler Found
Smithsburg woman Barbara Young fears foul play after her nephew Wolfgang Von Nester Jr. was found alone in a San Bernardino mall on June 2. Police pursued leads as relatives identify the boy, while investigators seek his father Wolfgang Von Nester Sr. and determine what happened to his parents. The boy is in foster care and authorities continue checks on the family.
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Smithsburg
California
Barbara Young
Wolfgang von Nester Jr
Wolfgang von Nester Sr
Wolfgang
Ms. Young
Wolfgang Jr
Montgomery Ward
Jim Hamlin
San Bernardino
Wolfie
Mr. Hamlin
Nester
Frederick to Get $3.5 Million Postal Center at Industrial Park
Rep Roscoe Bartlett announced a $3.5 million 60 000 square foot Post Office Processing and Distribution Center to be built at 1550 Tice Drive in Frederick s Industrial Park by Coakley and Williams Groundbreaking set for June 16 construction to finish by November The move will ease crowding and noise at the Frederick Post Office while operations transfer from 1st Patrick Street No new jobs are expected from the project Postal customers can still use East Patrick Street for services and stamps Deborah Yackley noted service will improve.
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Frederick
Roscoe Bartlett
Bartlett
1550
Tice Drive
Coakley and Williams
Greenbelt
Maryland
1St Patrick Street
Charles B. Hall
East Patrick Street
Deborah Yackley
Ms. Yackley
Truck 42 Retired After 44 Years From Citizens Truck Co
Frederick County fire safety center shows Truck 42 a ladder truck out of service after ladder tests fail and repairs cost over 100000. Citizens Truck Co president Fred Wood laments losing a long‑time member as a new $475000 unit replaces Truck 41 with 20 years of service planned.
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Bill Green
Citizens Truck Company
Citizens Truck Co
Frederick County
Wood
Donnie Crum
Crum
Tim Ganley
Volun
Woman charged with arson in Christmas time fire
A Frederick County woman Ann P Klingler 40 Walkersville was indicted for arson in a December 23 fire at her Greenbriar Lane home. No one was home but the blaze caused more than 100000 in damage and firefighters were called back Christmas morning. Deputy State Fire Marshal Tim Warner and an investigator worked on the case.
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Frederick County
Ann P. Klingler
Walkersville
Greenbriar Lane
Ms. Klingler
John
Tim Warner
Richard Stine
Andrew G. Campbell
Waverley Drive
Frederick
Frederick Keys Fall to Durham Bulls in Tight Clash
In a tense game at home, the Frederick Keys lose to the Durham Bulls as pitcher Are-Schaal delivers strong innings and keeps the score close through nine frames. Bulls pull ahead late, sealing the win with key hits and solid defense.
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Frederick Keys
Durham Bulls
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