Death Of Mount St Marys Student Linked To Morphine Overdose
A Mount St Marys University senior died from morphine and alcohol overdose after telling friends he had taken two morphine pills. The toxicology report confirmed morphine contributed to the death, and authorities have no traceable source for the pills. Investigators say the case may remain unsolved with no campus involvement indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Mount St. Mary’s
Michael J. Uheureux
Tim Clarke
Frederick County
Heureux
Annandale Road
Clarke
Leureux
Frank Buhrmann
MSM
Buhrmann
Det. Clarke
New Maryland program unites counties to save farmland
Maryland officials and advocates unveiled a new farmland protection system in Annapolis aimed at a national model. The program fuses mapping, incentives, and regulatory tools to target strategic farmland across counties, backing agriculture as the state’s top industry valued at 1.5 billion dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Annapolis
Jil Schwartz
mid-Atlantic
American Farmland Trust
Chesapeake Farms For the Future Board
CFFB
South End coalition wins grants to boost home ownership
Frederick's South End Coalition secures 112000 to encourage home ownership in AH Saints Street. Mayor Grimes and aldermen allocate HUD funds to house four more families in 1999 while a 1997 city grant supports two additional properties. Coalition targets 60 percent owner occupancy and broader community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
South End
Jim Grimes
Gloria Hartman
Coalition
Ms. Hartman
AH Saints Street
Hartman
Fairley named new headmaster at SJPH Prospect Hall
Richard Fairley, dean of students, will become headmaster of St. John's Library Institution at Prospect Hall after Thomas Penn resigned to take a Towson Catholic High School post. Fairley, 14 years teaching, holds a BA in psychology and personnel management and an MA in education. He aims to grow Catholic identity and strengthen academics amid a year marked by a discrimination lawsuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Library Institution
Prospect Hall
Richard Fairley
Thomas Penn
Fairley
Peri
Penn
Towson Catholic High School
Railroad Trackman Reflected on Steel Era Life
Leslie W. Lind recalls a 35 year career as a trackman on the Pennsylvania Railroad from York to Freder. He describes a hard but good life in the era when steel ruled and labor defined a generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie W. Lind
Mr. Lind
Pennsylvania Railroad
York
Freder
Karl Clem
Leslie Lind
Aaron Miller
Harvey Ruth
Taneytown
Woodsboro craftsman rebuilt from 1937 to 1973 in weathered work
A Woodsboro man, starting at seven each morning, spent eight hours hammering and placing spikes to repair damage from weather and wrecks. He spoke of learning with each task and improving his methods over decades from 1937 to 1973, enduring harsh conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Mr. Lind
City man wins $100000 in Baltimore drawing
Henry Kreysa of Frederick won $100,000 in a Maryland Lottery and Home Team Sports contest aired Monday night. He planned to use part for his two children’s college costs while his wife eyed her share. Three finalists were drawn from over 2,000 entries at the Orioles game against the Mets at Camden Yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Henry Kreysa
Frederick
Maryland Lottery
Home Team Sports
ATS
Ber
David Ridgley
Havre de Grace
Virginia Paschel
Hyattsville
Mr Kreysa
Kreysa
Keys Pitching Strong Defense Weak In Stan Goldberg Note
In Stan Goldberg's Touching all the bases column the Keys show solid starting pitching while defensive lapses hinder games. The column appears in Sports on Page C-1 and is sourced from The Frederick News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Goldberg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dave Klotz
Allison Long
Kim
Carroll Manor
Adamstown
Debral
Summerall
Wayne McGinnis
Ike Wilson
News-Post
SJPH
Acad
Skip Lawren
St. John’s Literary Institution
Uesday's
Fredenck News
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!