Littrell Attacks Ferguson in Western Maryland Fundraiser
Senate president Thomas W. Mike Miller and Comptroller Louis Goldstein head a $35-a-ticket Littrell fundraiser at the Cracked Claw in Urbana drawing about 100 guests including several Republicans. Littrell accuses Ferguson of broken promises and ethics issues while Ferguson defends budget votes and 1996 rules.
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George Littrell
Timothy Ferguson
Senate
Thomas W. Mike Miller
Louis Goldstein
Miller
Mr. Goldstein
Urbana
John Derr
Ferguson
Littrell
House of Delegates
Charlie Smelser
Mr. Ferguson
Western Maryland
Western
Maryland
Sen
Smelser
General Assembly
Casper Taylor
Mount Airy
Goldstein
ATS
Tileo Drive
Mid- Atlantic Medical Services
Old State Farm
Taney Corporation
Taneytown
Donna Long
Karen Davis
Thurmont
Hays Announces Candidacy for Central Committee Seat
Margaret Hays of Walkersville declares her bid for the Frederick County Democratic State Central Committee. A longtime resident with 30 years in Frederick County she emphasizes revitalizing the local party and reasserting core Democratic values.
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Margaret Hays
Walkersville
Frederick County
Democratic State Central Committee
Ms. Hays
Montgomery County
Hays
Mount Saint Mary's College
Hood College
Frederick County Woman Active in Local Civic Roles
Ms Hays serves as chair woman of the Frederick County Human Relations Commission and vice president of the United Democrats of Frederick County. She participates in campaigns and volunteers for Heartly House, and holds memberships in the League of Women Voters American Association of University Women Frederick County Women’s Club Women’s Democratic League Frederick Women’s Fair Committee Frederick Women’s Resource Center Steering Committee and the National Organization for Women.
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Ms. Hays
Frederick County
Housing groups merge assets in Westminster deal
Inter faith Housing of Western Maryland said it acquired HOPE Inc assets including a 20 unit apartment complex and 13 rental units in Westminster valued around 500000. A Rural Housing Service loan of 328540 will fund improvements to the 20 apartments with possible remodeling of scattered townhouses for sale to tenants or other first time buyers.
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Middletown
Interfaith Housing of
Western Maryland
Hope Inc
Westminster
Interfaith
Federal Rural Housing Service
Miss Maryland Pageant Opens with Preliminary Round
The Miss Maryland Scholarship Pageant began in Hagerstown with twenty two contestants vying for the crown and more than 2.6 million dollars in cash scholarships and prizes. The winner advances to the Miss America pageant this September hosted by Kimberly Aiken, Miss America 1994, with the event ending on Saturday night at the Maryland Theatre.
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Kimberly Aiken
Maryland Theatre
Hagerstown
New state fire chief to boost MSFA image
Ocean City report on Robert E. Knippenburg of Midland taking MSFA presidency. He pledges to market the association, improve incentives and training, and expand death benefits retroactively to cover dependents across Maryland and neighboring states. New leaders include local appointees and awards recognize fire prevention efforts.
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MSFA
Ocean City
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Robert E. “Knip” Knippenburg
Midland
General Assembly
Knippenburg
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Delaware
Washington, D.C
Annapolis
Richard Yinger
Frederick
Allegany-Garrett Firemen’s Association
Midland Volunteer Fire Company
Robert Jacobs
Clarence “Chip” Jewell
Libertytown
Kathy Knipple
Junior Fire Co
Jefferson Volunteer Fire Company
Frederick County
Damage tops $100000 at Valley Mall amid tornado hit
The Valley Mall in Hagerstown sustained 100000 to 125000 dollars in damage from one of three tornadoes this week. The roof partially collapsed and aluminum siding tore from a JCPenney loading dock during Tuesday night’s storm. The mall reopened Wednesday afternoon as repairs continue.
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Michael Fullam
Crown American Realty
Johnstown
Washington County Fire and Rescue Office
Middletown Opens Storm Debris Drop Off at Park
Residents may discard blown tree limbs and branches at Middletown Community Park off Cobleniz Road on Tuesday June 16. A designated drop-off near the recycling bins will be staked out starting Saturday June 20 and available only through Tuesday June 39.
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Middletown
Cobleniz Road
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By Skip Lawrence
Central Committee
Ewa
U.A. Lough
Cee Ree Oger
Hartzler
A.A. Lough
Hartzler Funeral Homes
New Windsor
Union Satel Coe Sig Ai Celna Ly Prtitlitengty
Cate Kha
S. Market Street
Rgr
Laie
Jem Ea Cay
Stan Telchin
Choosen Books
Yellow Springs
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Helland Gas
Biggs Ford Rd
Srbhat
Nive
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