Rallies in Thurmont Pits Klan Against United In Love
Ku Klux Klan members in white robes faced protesters at Community Park as townspeople gathered at Memorial Park for United In Love. Organizers say 400 to 500 people attended to promote racial harmony and faith powered by prayer. The Rev. Richard Zamostny, president of the ministerial association, led the counter rally.
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Unsold Spring Ridge houses to be auctioned
Rivermead Homes of England plans an auction on Saturday June 15 for 20 vacant Spring Ridge houses in Frederick built in 1994. The 3000 square foot homes were priced from about 230000 to 260000, but regional buyers say the market favors smaller, cheaper homes and the auction aims to move stock.
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Black church fires raise arrests in two states
In Greenville Texas authorities questioned three white men after a late night blaze at a black church. In Charlotte North Carolina a white juvenile was arrested for a Thursday fire that destroyed an old sanctuary. FBI and ATF agents head to Greenville while a second nearby blaze is described as vandalism. The incidents follow a string of arson attacks on black churches.
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Big Brothers program faces challenges and growth
The article describes Big Brothers and Little Brothers efforts to connect youths with mentors. It mentions programs, leadership figures like Bhattacharjee, and concerns about match rates and reach. Specific names and numbers appear, highlighting organizational activity and ongoing recruitment.
Maryland School for the Deaf holds 1996 commencement in Frederick
Julie Caro Bourne, valedictorian and one of 36 graduates, urged perseverance and self proof through college, marriage, and work during the Maryland School for the Deaf commencement in Frederick. Speaker Dr. Frank R. Turk, North Carolina state director for deaf and hard of hearing services, offered wisdom for the class.
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Single vehicle crash claims life on Old Annapolis Road
A one vehicle accident on Old Annapolis Road resulted in a fatality. Authorities reported limited readable details due to damaged text, but identified it as a single vehicle incident occurring in the early morning hours. Further information remains unclear from the fragmented source.
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Zago Eckks Operate Away From NBA
Zago Eckks pursue activities outside major league basketball after leaving NBA plans. Details remain sparse about team affiliations or dates, with the report focusing on career shift rather than in‑season participation or official rosters.
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Mrs. Della Darby Dies at 103 in Center Home
Mrs. Della Pearl Bartgis Darby MB longtime resident of Center Fred died Sunday at Home after long life. She was 103, survived by family including Charles Washington and Annie Elizabeth Alexander. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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