Fair brings businesses groups together at African American fair
The fifth annual African American Community Fair at Gov Thomas Johnson High School drew several hundred attendees. Downtown Community Church performers led chants and rap rhythms while vendors such as Susan Hoy Freeman offered handmade jewelry and Sunquest displayed hand carved Kimaras. Attendees learned about minority businesses and organizations, with commentary from co organizer Hose Chaney and highlights including drumming by Malik Jenkins and Vera Bo along with a Thursday African history class for youths at William O Lee Community Center.
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Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Hose Chaney
Negro Business and Professional Women’s Club
Susan Hoy-Freeman
Uniquely You
Frederick
Jonathan G. Smith
Sunquest
Africa
Yamsville
David Key
Key
Papillons Dominate At Metropolitan Show In Washington D C
On a dreary Sunday at the Catoctin Kennel Club Training Center 143 papillons competed in the Metropolitan Area Papillon Club of Washington DC annual event. Debonair Scooter Delux owned by Anne Carmichael earned an award of merit. Best of Breed went to CH Sunbelt's Blue Chip Stock while Trace Lynn's One More Time was best of winners. Kuar Touch of Athenia was best of opposite sex and Loteki God Feeling was best puppy. Laura Denjel earned best junior handler as Kayla Dee kissed by an Angel Ruth Inverson, the show secretary, noted strong turnout for the two day show with obedience on Saturday and breeds and sweepstakes on Sunday.
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Papillon Club
Washington
D.C
Debonair Scooter Delux
Anne Carmichael
CH Sunbelt
Trace Lynn
Kuar Touch
Athenia
Loteki God Feeling
Laura Denjel
Kayla Dee
Ruth Inverson
Sunday hunting push gains momentum in Maryland
Maryland lawmakers consider lifting the Sunday hunting ban amid backing from sportsmen groups tourism advocates and a wealthy landowner on Maryland's Eastern Shore. DNR defers while bills SB 566 and HB 906 gain support with hearings planned. opponents cite tradition and time constraints though some see shifting attitudes as deer damage rises. Tudor Farms backing adds financial interest. rural counties show mixed reactions as tourism and hunting interests align with private game preserves.
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Maryland
Michael Slattery
Wildlife Division
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Slattery
Maryland Sportsmen's Association
Senate
Michael Collins
Baltimore County
Farm Bureau
Larry Albright
Easton
Timothy Lambert
Elkton Electrician
Maryland Tourism Council
Paul Tudor Jones
Tudor Farms
Cambridge
Edward Soutiere
Izaak Walton League
Washington County Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs
Paul Wolker
Hagerstown
Maryland Farm Bureau
Emily Wilson
Nude dancing ban in trouble with lawmakers
In Annapolis lawmakers face opposition to a bill banning nude dancing in Baltimore. Four of ten city senators back the ban, four oppose, with others leaning. A Circuit Court ruling had found the 1993 law did not prohibit nude dancing, prompting debate on enforcement and club conduct.
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Annapolis
Baltimore
Kurt 1. Schmake
Nathaniel J McFadden
Sen
Barbara A Hoffman
Richard T. Rombro
George W. Della Jr
Della
Gov budget sparks spending clash in Annapolis
Gov. Parris Glendening released a 17.7 billion next year budget packed with higher education, public schools and state employee pay raises. Lawmakers condemn the plan as fiscally irresponsible, noting it exceeds the spending limit by 130 million and could force deep cuts to popular programs.
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Annapolis
Parris Glendening
Glendening
State House
House
Senate
Sen
Patrick J. Hogan
Montgomery County
Hogan
Robert Neall
Anne Arundel
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Vera Bo
Malik Jenkins
Nadata Ra-Akinsanya
Walkersville
Mr. Jenkins
William 0. Lee Community Center
Timothy Jacobsen
Timothy Dacubaen
Joy Carpenter
Chip
Catoctin Kennel Club
Mid-Atlantic
Mr. Della
Ralph M. Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Bentz Raw
Bentz & Patrick Streets
Frederick Memorial Hospital
FSK Mall
Che Frederick
Gov
Mother Seton
Emmitsburg
Saint Francis
Il la Saint Francis College
Loretto, PA
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