Disappearance of Seattle ferry deckhand shrouded in mystery
On February 18 Steven Lance Brown, 41, vanished while working on a Seattle Bainbridge Island ferry. He was summoned to sign his pay docket but never reached the second mate's office. Witnesses reported yelling and a light seen in the water near the vessel as investigators probe whether he jumped, was forced off, or staged his disappearance.
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Brown
Police tie suspect to 1986 murder for hire case on ferry
Investigators weigh links to a 1986 murder for hire. ferry officials dispute risk of falling from a 460 foot vessel with 4 foot railings. Washington State Ferries spokeswoman Susan Harris Huether notes no deckhand has ever fallen from a ferry. Port Capt. Jim Malde cites two possible exits from the boat. Brown family rejects suicide theory as they seek answers.
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Disappearance of Steve Brown Sparks Theories Weeks Later
Six Brown siblings doubt the Seattle ferry disappearance is like Steve, who planned San Francisco travel and ran a new business with a friend. Coast Guard searched after cries heard aboard the ferry leaving Seattle. police weigh foul play, death by own action, or other causes as Washington State Patrol links past criminal records and a 1986 Bellevue car stop involving weapons and a murder-for-hire plot connected to Ural Daniels.
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Bellevue
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
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Mr Daniels
Mr. Daniels
Prosecution stands firm on Sheppard case despite DNA
Cleveland prosecutors refused to reopen the Sam Sheppard murder investigation despite new DNA tests supporters say clear him. County prosecutor Stephanie Tubbs Jones said the results are inadmissible due to contamination, while Terry Gilbert urged reopening to pursue Richard Eberling.
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Eberling
Oakland
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U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio
Loy's Station bridge prints to honor historic site
Artist Pat Buckley Moss will unveil a Buckley Moss watercolor and print of the Loy's Station Road covered bridge in Frederick, timed to Frederick County's 250th birthday. The image shows children among the bridge’s shadows, honoring restoration efforts by the Frederick County Covered Bridge Preservation Society after a 1991 arson fire.
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Molly Pollasch
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Jon Thames
Ms. Moss
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Ms. Pollasch
Frederick County
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Roddy Road
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Dean Fitzgerald
Frederick County Covered Bridge Society
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Indiana
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Fitzgerald
Covered Bridge Preservation Society
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Utica Road
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Malcolm Henderson
St. Petersburg
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Impressionist Masterpieces Highlight Saint Lazare Rail Era
At the Orsay Museum a Paris show explores the railroads that reshaped the city, featuring Manet’s Saint Lazare works and Monet’s railway scenes. The exhibition ties urban transformation to Impressionist vision with pieces by Manet Monet Caillebotte Fantin Latour and Zola among others.
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National Gallery
Washington, D.C
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Henri Loyrette
Manet
Juliet Wilson Bareau
Rue Saint-Petersbourg
Place de ’Europe
Montparnasse
Saint-Germain
Monet
Caillebotte
Fantin- Latour
Zola
Beaudelaire
Mal-larme
Getty Museum
Los Angeles
Germany
Free weekend family seminar by Dr Kay Kuzma in Frederick
Dr Kay Kuzma a noted family expert will lecture at the Frederick Seventh-day Adventist Church 6437 Jefferson Pike on March 27 at 7 p.m. and March 28 at 4 30 p.m. The two sessions cover Traits of a Successful Family and Four Foundations of Parenting Easy Obedience. Childcare will be provided. Call 301 662 5254 for details.
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Kay Kuzma
Frederick
Gerald P Regier
Family Research Council of America
Frederick Seventh
Renaissance in armor crafting by Christopher Poor in Minneapolis
Christopher Poor turned from academia to armor making after earning a 1979 degree in archaeology and classics. He founded Arms & Armor in 1982 in Minneapolis, employing five, crafting swords, rapiers, daggers, and full suits of armor for collectors and museums worldwide. Poor grew up amid antiques and cherishes a childhood suit of Japanese armor from his father.
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Christopher Poor
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University of Minnesota
Houston
Poor
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