Frederick Festival of the Arts Opens Along Carroll Creek
The Frederick Festival of the Arts begins on Carroll Creek with remarks from Mayor Jim Grimes and state leaders praising the event. After years away, the festival returns with tents selling pillows pottery and birdhouses as volunteers and sponsors note a strong turnout despite a workday start.
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Frederick
Snyder
Melvin A. Steinberg
James KE. McClellan Jr
Steinberg
Grimes
Dr. McClellan
Rosemont Avenue
Ted Gregory
Rotary Club of
Carroll Creek
President promoter arrested after brawl at Frederick festival
Frederick festival officials Doug Zaruba and his son Andrew Zaruba and Joseph Lee were charged with disorderly conduct and assault after a late night fight behind the bandstand during a NRBQ concert in Baker Park. Police described multiple punches, a held down man, and injuries as officers contained the disturbance. The elder Zaruba and Mr. Lee were treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Zaruba Gallery owner at 128 Market St.
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Frederick
Frederick City
Lee
Robert Hargis
Mr. Zaruba
Mr. Lee
Hargis
Lea
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Zaruba
Carroll Creek
Market
Carroll Streets
Zarubas
East Patrick and
Market St
Monocacy River greenway study advances in Frederick
Three landscape architects of Jacobson Wallace Associates in Frederick lead a $30,000 study approved by Frederick County Commissioners to map a Monocacy River greenway from the Pennsylvania line to the Potomac. The plan includes conservation zones and river buffers with a potential Buckeystown to Ceresville trail. Some landowners fear loss of rights, but proponents say land could remain with option to donate or rezone. The study results are due in October for review by county and city officials.
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Jacobson Wallace
Frederick
Monocacy River
Stuart Wallace
Karene Motivans
Patricia Lowe
Frederick County
Pennsylvania Line
Wallace
Buckeystown
Ceresville
Larry Marsh
Frederick County Trail Committee
Marsh
Marsh-McBirney Inc
Walkersville
William Crum
Crum
Biggs Ford Road
U.S. 15
Mr. Wallace
Frederick County Parks and Recreation Commission
Frederick City
Market Falls Sharply As Dollar Weakness Hits Stocks
New York stocks tumbled as central banks failed to stabilize the sinking dollar. The Dow declined 62.15 to 3,636.94, the Nasdaq shed 7.06 to 693.79, and the NYSE composite dropped 3.74 to 244.55 amid broad selling and light volume. The 30 year bond slipped, yields rose to 7.52 percent as prices fell.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Libraries link to Internet via gopher Sailor program
Maryland libraries including Hood College and Frederick County system prepare to join the Internet. Residents will get free access through libraries and home computers, using a gopher menu called Sailor. Librarians stress user friendly organization and public use as catalogs go online statewide.
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Stacey Coughenour
Hood College
Beneficial-Hudson
Hood
Frederick County
Frederick Community College
Maryland
Stacey
Charles Kuhn
Coughenour
Peter Burslem
University of Maryland Health Science Library
Mr. Kuhn
Ms. Coughenour
Denise Davis
County Library System
Suspect flees cocaine raid near Frederick County
Police seized nearly eight ounces of cocaine valued at almost $25,000 two handguns and cutting agents during a Thursday raid on 16720 Raven Rock Road Sabillasville. George Michael Richardson 43 is charged with possession with intent to distribute and possession of cocaine, armed and dangerous, fled on a motorcycle. Warrants issued. investigators say bulk of cocaine came from New York area with DC metro links.
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Sabillasville
George Michael Richardson
Raven Rock Road
Jerry Barnes
Frederick County
David Bowers
Maryland
Hagerstown
Washington County
State Police
Washington
Frederick
Richardson
New York
Barnes
Summer Storm Pummels Frederick County Areas in June Heat
Downpours hit parts of Frederick County with a Bradford pear limb blocking Best Church Street for over an hour. Trees fell on Ball Road and Black Ankle Road as power crews worked in Adamstown Buckeystown and Poolesville. No serious injuries reported. thunderstorms forecast through weekend with mid 90s heat and humid conditions. An old fashioned bridge festival at Loy's Station Covered Bridge and a Festival of the Arts along Carroll Creek attract crowds with free admission and a 2 per person entry.
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Frederick County
Best Church Street
Ball Road
Black Ankle Road
Maryland
Potomac Edison
Adamstown
Buckeystown
Poolesville
New Design Road
Loy’s Station Covered Bridge
Frederick
Carroll Creek
Ohio Valley
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Kelly Abn
NRBQ
Baker Park
Frederick Festival of the Arts
Greenway
Amy Draper
Metropolitan Court
Sam Yu
Australia
Hood Library
Market Falls
Treasury
Nancy Luse
George Dorsey
News-Post
Inside the News
Col Fe
Ncan
T.W. Istings FT
Frederick News
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Aloo
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