Brunswick Railroad Museum sells commemorative bricks for History Walk
The Brunswick Railroad Museum raises funds for an elevator by selling commemorative bricks to lay along Potomac Street. For 100 dollars, buyers are honored with up to three engraved lines. Brick sales fund the History Walk as CSX will skip train rides at Railroad Days.
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Potomac Street
Friends of the Museum
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Atlanta
Centennial Square
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Yardley
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Museum
Potomac St
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Ed Gladstone
Lee Smith
Wet March Forecast From National Weather Service
Forecasters predict continued rain through today with possible Sunday showers. Temperatures rise into the 60s Monday, then 50s with partial sun. storms and wintry mixes noted earlier in February. Almanac data cite 7 inches February snowfall, with historic peaks. March outlook shows below average temps, snow risk March 9-11 and 16-23, and a lion-like finish to March ending with snow or rain March 28-31. spring begins March 20 at 8 55 a.m.
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Distance learning links Frederick Walkersville by fiber
About a dozen high level math students in Frederick and Walkersville take Calculus III via a fiber optic link supplied by Frederick Cablevision Inc. The setup lets Walkersville students see and interact with Frederick peers, enabling courses that might otherwise be unavailable.
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Walkersville
Walkersville High
Fredenck High
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Fredenck
Ann Hummer
Frederick Cablevision Inc
Kathleen House
Frederick Community College
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Leif Waggoner
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Mrs House
Frederick Cablevision
Cablevision
Frederck Haigh
House
Frederick High
Kathy House
Frederick High Calculus TH
Walkersville High School
Market falls for third day as tech slips on inflation fears
New York stocks retreated for the third straight session as investors fretted about Fed policy and higher rates. The Dow dropped 47.33 to 6,877.74, while Nasdaq showed resilience amid tech declines and cautious sentiment after Greenspan warned of inflation risks and possible earlier rate action.
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