Tragedy at Frederick Pool Hall Sparks Charged Slayings
Quiet night at Champion Billiards ends in brutal murder after five youths drove to Brunswick Virginia then returned to Maryland with Adrian Pilkington killed by stabbing and dumped in the Potomac. Suspects include Jean Louis Arnaud Nance 19 Rachel Whitman 16 Jason Jensen 18 and Brian Woolridge ? awaiting final id remains.
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Ronald Barrett
Champion Billiards
Frederick
Adrian Keane Pilkington
Brunswick
Potomac River
Virginia
Mr. Pilkington
Maryland
Jean Louis Arnaud Nance
East Street
Rachel Irene Whitman
Tillman Place
Jason Aaron Jensen
Stonegate Drive
Brian Nicholas Woolridge
Body found in Lake Linganore possibly Dawn Befano's
A decomposing body found in Lake Linganore may be Dawn Renee Befano, 21, missing since October. Dental records will confirm identity at the Maryland State Medical Examiner's Office in Baltimore. Extensive search efforts involved state police, K nine units, rescue teams, and a state helicopter.
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Lake Linganore
Frederick
State Medical Examiner’s
Baltimore
Dawn Renee Befans
Coldstream Drive
Greg Eyler
Frederick County
Ysee Singanore
Mayland
K-9
Pacino
Ms. Befano
Jeanne Befano
Lake Singanore
Maryland State Police
Mid-Atlantic
Natural Resources Police
Woodsboro Fire Co
Police dogs train at weeklong national workshop in Frederick
About 120 dogs and handlers take part in seven Frederick sites for a National workshop by the North American Police Work Dog Association. Demonstrations at Harry Grove Stadium Wednesday evening attract public attention as K 9 teams test obedience agility and searches led by master trainer Jim Watson.
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North American Police Work Dog Association
Frederick
Harry Grove Stadium
Charles Main
Linganore Road
Jim Watson
Mentor
Ohio
Watson
Dana Kauffman
Chambersburg
City loses money on Carmack Jay sale deal
Mayor Grimes defended the Carmack Jay property sale at 675000 while court papers show a 615000 net to the city after a 60000 shortfall. Denrich Associates founder Louis enrich said August store opening, and loan terms waive 24 monthly principal payments for buyers. Alderman Baldi notes technical nuances.
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Jim Grimes
Carmack-Jay
North Market Street
Louis Enrich
Denrich Associates
Joseph Baldi
Hunting ban limits high power rifles in Frederick County
Frederick County Commissioners vote to ban breechloading high power rifles for deer in a large area west of U S 15 and south of I 70, citing a toddler struck by a stray bullet. Handguns remain allowed in the area, with approval by the county sportsmen council and state DN R pending formal adoption.
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Middletown
Burkittsville
Frederick County
Kristy
Jim Cowden
Fountaindale
U.S. 15
State Department of Natural Resources
Frederick County Sportsman's Council
DNK
Cowdens
David
Council
Outlets in Frederick Seen Raising Goodwill Prices
Shoppers complain about higher prices at Goodwill and similar Frederick outlets. Frances Mayhew, a 30 year customer, says used furniture now costs nearly $1,000, far above local rivals. Louise Jackson notes shoes up to four dollars and criticizes store policies. Linda Hewitt warns prices prioritize policy over customers as executives defend the current five year price structure.
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Goodwill Industries
Frederick
Asad
Frances Mayhew
Goodwill
Bentz Street
East Church Street
Montgomery Wards
Salvation Army
Louise Jackson
Walkersville
Linda Hewitt
Former bank executive Herbert R. Staley dies at 80
Herbert R. Staley, former president of Farmers and Mechanics National Bank, died Sunday afternoon at Carroll County Hospital Westminster. He was 80, born March 5, 1916 near Frederick, son of Elmer G. and Mae Estelle Dutrow Staley. He spent his entire banking career with Farmers and Mechanics.
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Herbert R. Staley
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Carroll County Hospital
Westminster
Abe Higeand
Thelma Hooper Staley
Frederick
Elmer G
Mae Estelle Dutrow Staley
Staley
Frederick High School
Farmers and Mechanics
Disabled child learns to dance despite CHARGE diagnosis
Fran Klinedinst recalls a grim prognosis when adopting 4 month old Kristen who has CHARGE. Now 11, she no longer stays in a crib and is learning ballet with support from her family and doctors. CHARGE affects under 200 people in the United States and comprises several related disorders requiring multiple specialists.
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Fran Klinedinst
Timothy
Kristen
Mrs. Klinedunst
CHARGE syndrome overview and Kristen case study
CHARGE stands for coloboma heart defects atresia retarded growth genital abnormalities and ear anomalies. Doctors link CHARGE to prenatal development disruption around day 35 after conception. Kristen shows several features including profound deafness and initially blocked nostrils requiring surgeries. heart defects are absent in her case. This feature continues on page 4-4.
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Kristen
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Pilkington
Jensen
Woolridge
Nance
Whitman
Massachusetts
Kathy Barnett
Dan
Frederick City
City
Middletown, Burkittsville Area
Ike Wilson
News-Post
John Brown
Bank
Cief
Inside the News
Orioles
Texas Rangers
Loos
Kristen Klinedinst
Matthew Barakat
Ed Waters Jr
Mark
Fran
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