Cellist Aims to Spark Middle School Orchestra Interest
Julie Ludwick, a sixth grade cellist, spoke to Liberty Elementary fifth graders to spark interest in middle school orchestra after a new curriculum reduced music to elective status. Only two of eighty signed up previously. five expressed interest after her talk, highlighting challenges in reinstating the program.
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Julie Ludwick
New Market
Julie
Liberty Elementary
Liberty
Marilyn Ludwick
JS. Bach
Ludwick
Windsor Knolls
Chris Marceau
Frederick
New Market Middle
Libertytown
County to relax rules to spur affordable housing
Frederick County Housing Council invites developers to submit proposals for a housing laboratory project aimed at cutting costs through zoning and fee changes. Projects should create 30 to 40 low income units in Frederick city or county, with savings in regulations or fees passed to home prices. A panel will review affordability, safety, environment, health, and diversity.
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Frederick County Housing Council
Marvin Ausherman
Ausherman
Rusherman
Frederick
Frederick City
Frederick County
Eastalco Aluminum wins $24.6 million in plant upgrades
Alumax Inc. approves a $24.6 million program at Eastalco Aluminum Co. Buckeystown including a $139 million continuous homogenizing furnace, automated sawing and packing, anode butt cleaning, ladle cleaner, and a $7 million rebuild of the old anode baking furnace. Engineering begins now with completion targeted for end of 1997. The plant, employing about 25, produces 193,000 tons annually and uses 520,000 homes worth of electricity.
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Alumax Inc
Eastalco Aluminum Co
Buckeystown
United States
Eastalco
Eastaleco
Fastalco
Maryland
Alumax
Norcross
Bears in Frederick Area Confirmed by Wildlife Expert
A state wildlife expert confirmed the tracks near Frederick Brickworks indicate a bear rather than a dog. Officials plan a humane DNA test and trap if sightings continue, warning against feeding bears and urging caution as the animal remains at large.
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Frederick
Patricia Manowa
Department of Natural Resources
Walkersville
Manown
Manown Sax
Jerly Demuts
Inside The News sports page summary misspelling
Spor story on racing results and athlete standings appears on page one with scattered notes. Mentions teams and venues but details are fragmented, requiring clarification to identify main outcome and participants.
Law and order a family affair in Maryland troopers
Fathers and sons follow in each other’s footsteps as Maryland State Police troopers. Names include Trooper Nathan Haffrean, Trooper James Feppetry, and Trooper Richard Peffenberger among others. Local sergeant Steve Ganley and Trooper Brett Hull are noted at Cumberland barracks.
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U.S. Park
Huntington Smith
Andrew Smith
Robert McAfee
Douglas Bittinger
Cecil Bittinger
James D. Harper
David Harper
Richard Poffenberger
Terry Hill
Brett Hill
Donnie Delauter
Harold Delauter
Ed Ganley
Steve Ganley
Iisa
Jessen
Maryland
Tve
Mack Barrack
Tatin
Ain
Fursland
Prist Oyase Naaiel Haffrean
James As Feppetery
Turer
Forrer
Ters Hoffman
Richard Peffenberger
Bke
Deneve
Peffenberger
Hagersfowt
Brett Hull
Douglas Bittnger
Andy Smith
Ty Cumberland
Tao
Reopers
Cass Messee
Batty
Robert McAfees
FBI probes alleged Klan egging against 65 year old woman
A 65-year-old Frederick County woman reports egging and KKK style messages left at her home on Bartonsville Road. The FBI and sheriff's deputies investigate with a family statement noting uncertainty whether the act involved Klansmen. an Imperial Wizard denies KKK involvement and calls for parents to monitor behavior.
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FBI
Ruth Ambush
Bartonsville Road
Edward Ambush
Frederick
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