Saving Neapolitan Mastiffs A Rescue Effort Spotlight
Rosemary Rosensteel of Jefferson runs the Neapolitan Mastiff Rescue Program to place abandoned 150 pound dogs into caring homes. The program, built from her 25 percent yearly growth, screens adopters, handles calls nationwide, and funds spaying neutering and care with a $300 donation.
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United States
Rosemary Rosensteel
Jefferson
APS
Rosenstee
Ts Neapolitan
Isabella
Ms Rosensteel
New York City
Arbutus
Kim Benny
Isabel
Benny
Ms. Rosenstee
Ms. Benny
Juvenile school scuffle and breach blamed on staff lapses
Victor Cullen officials say a Friday assault at Hickey School followed a kitchen area breach when a youth wandered from his post. A staffer allegedly left a door open and another unlocked at the clinic prompting tightened security and staff training.
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Staf
Kannenberg
Cullens
Hickey
Balimore
Baltimore
Baltimore County
Irving
Yst
Munday
Cullen
Ysi
Hicken
Drought threat persists and rainfall drops expected
Weather service meteorologist notes the drought stems from last summer with rainfall 10 to 12 inches below normal. River and water table levels remain extremely low as Frederick County recorded 129 inches of rain this year, with projections of only 3.5 inches next month. Temperatures reached 99 in unt and a 49 low in 1967, with mostly cloudy skies today and Tuesday, then clearing midweek toward 90, and a Friday return of showers, while farmers brace for continued drought as Stup says it’s part of farming.
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Fredenck County
Stup
Ture
National Weather Service
Employee theft at Frederick County store leads to arrest
The sheriff's office said Ms. Lang admitted taking about $25,000 from the store over six months. She was booked on one count of theft over $300, posted a $15,000 bond, and was released. Investigators will pursue recovery of the missing funds.
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Westminster
Carroll County
Hampstead
Calvin Gary Horelick
Hamps
May
N.J
Aryay
Zaid
Spe
Laura Lu Herman
Horelick
Herman
Central Maryland Antique Tractor Club awards scholarships
Becky Eavey and Beth Shankle received $500 college scholarships from the Central Maryland Antique Tractor Club. Club president Bob Clas and Scholarship committee chair Wayne Shave presented the awards.
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Becky Eavey
Beth Shankle
Central Maryland Antique Tractor Club
Aleg
Bob Clas
Wayne Shave
Walkersville water crisis prompts boil advisory and repairs
Walkersville loses water and three tanks after a dynamite blast ruptures a sewer line near Gla Road ending a weeklong disruption. Officials warn against infants drinking tap water while Frederick city workers and county crews restore service. The town plans to compensate Frederick for water use, and authorities investigate the incident.
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Walkersville
Gla Road
Pennsylvania
Fountain Rock Spring
Theepartment of the Environment
Walkey
Drive Expe
Whitmore
Water truck aids Walkersville amid sewer break crisis
Residents line up for Frederick city water as four tanker trucks distribute supplies in Walkersville. Boiled water for dishes and hygiene marks days of disruption, with 60 to 80 people a day relying on the tanker, while crews assess damage and costs. Local residents express gratitude and hope for a quick end to the shortage.
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Pat Baisey
Discovery Subdivision
Ms. Baisey
Powers That Be
Faye Smith
Maple Avenue
Dick Craummitt
Charles Town
W.va
L.F. Easterday
Mount Airy
Frederick County
Walkersville
Frederick City
Ralph Whitmore
Walkersville Sewer Spill Traced By Dye Tests
Protem Missouri expert Mr. Aley uses 10 pounds of non-toxic dye and 8000 gallons water to trace sewage flow from a ruptured Walkersville sewer line. He notes natural cleansing will take long. dye test may identify pathways and aid cleanup efforts.
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Aley
Mr. Aley
Protem
Ozark Underground Laboratory
Walkersville
State won’t meet deadline on Deep Creek Lake purchase
AP says Maryland will miss the June 30 deadline for buying Deep Creek Lake after sending a 7.8 million dollar letter of intent to GPU Energy in March. Negotiator Eugene R. Lynch reports most issues closed with few environmental concerns. deal entails GPA buying about 600 acres for development or sale over five years with adjoining owners offered parcels at fair value. If unsold in five years, land reverts to the state for public use.
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Town
N.J
Power Company
GPA
Lynch
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Victor Cullen
Weather Service
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Frederick Netus
Jlost
Robert Hayes
Frederick
Ick
Hayes
Ana Ty
Loyees
State
Deep Creek Lake
Carroll
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