Feeder Count Reveals Varied Bird arrivals Across Areas
Mid February feeder survey shows Patricia Long with 20 evening grosbeaks two days before count, while others log two yellow-bellied sapsuckers. Nuthatches and red-breasted variants appear more common in regions, with bluebirds observed in winter numbers and several readers reporting high totals of doves robins and goldfinches. Notable sightings include pileated woodpeckers, red tailed hawks, red belled screech owl, and two loggerhead shrikes. a missing peregrine gyrfalcon near Fort Detrick prompts a search and reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Long
Myersville
Shirley McKinley
Mount Airy
Pennsylvania
Susan Wilcom
Sjamsville
Charles Doyle
Thurmont
Karen Wolfinger
Middletown
Jane Smith
Jefferson
Peter
Betty Zubovic
Zubovics
Betty Smith
Wilma Riley
Frederick
Judy Burdette
Tramsville
Skip
Lyn
Ron
Val Hunter
Shirley
Bob Smith
Hood College to host Native American cultures program in spring
Joy Harjo will headline Hood College events in March under the theme Between Two Worlds Native American Cultures. A March 11 panel at Mara Center, a March 13 poetry reading at Marx Center, and March 15 religious studies lecture will accompany an art exhibit Lost Tribes by Robert Houle at Hudson Art Gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Mara Center
Kenneth Roemer
University of Texas In
Arlington
Hood
Carol Kolmerten
Fred Bohrer
Kathryn Kinczewski
Hadiey Tremaine
Joy Harjo
University of New Mexico
Marx Center
Arizona Commission On the Arts
NEA
Sam Gill
University of Colorado
Robert Houle
Hudson Art Gallery
Houle
Amelia Travelyan
Gettysburg College
Anne Derbes
Department
Bestselling Hardcover List From National Bookstores
A roundup of top hardcover bestsellers with author, publisher and prices. The list spans many authors like Danielle Steel Dean Koontz John le Carre Jane Auel Maeve Binchy and James Grisham among others, including rankings weeks on list and price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Danielle Steel
Delacorte
Dean Koontz
Putnam
John le Carre
Knopf
Susan Isaacs
HarperCollins
LaVyrie Spencer
Martha Grimes
Little, Brown
Battleground
W.E.B. Griffin
Sliver
Ira Levin
Bantam
Jean Auel
Crown
New Black History Resources Highlight Public Library Finds
Frederick County Public Library houses a range of new works on black history and achievement. Notable titles include Blacks In Science and Medicine detailing 1,500 individuals with firsts noted, Art Rusts Illustrated History of the Black Athlete with hundreds of photos, and Black Writers surveying 400 twentieth century authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Art Rust
Nelson Mandela
Ralph Bunche
Desmond Tutu
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Rosemont Avenue
Fort Detrick
John
Kitty Marconi
Howep
A.S. Byatt
Random House
Charles Johnson
Atheneum
Circle of Friends
Maeve Binchy
Firm
John Grisham
Doubleday
Jack Higgins
Simon & Schuster
Elizabeth Forsythe Hailey
Daniel Yergin
John Bradshaw
Iron John
Robert Bly
Addison- Wesley
Vincent Bugliosi
Bruce B. Henderson
Norton
Charles Givens
Cher
Robert Hass
Charles Kuralt
Geoffrey Ward
Deborah Tannen
Morrow
Philip Roth
Millie
Barbara Bush
Mildred Kerr Bush
David Halberstam
Hedrick Smith
Ellen Alderman
Caroline Kennedy
Anacostia Museum
Washington
America
Friends of the Garden Party
Rainer Shine
Detroiar Dengaen
Connie Britell
Jan Coburn
Anita
Ra Ata I
Exet
Stabe Frederick
Sid
Anna
Sweden
Linda Burgin
Exempt Educationat Foundation
Francis Scott Key Mall
Gee Bee Court
Center Court
Pauline Comanor
Fn & Sat
Suntiodom
Manny’s Oriental Rugs & Gallery
East Coast
Iran
Pakistan
India
Rumania
China
St. Patrick’s
Tabrizikirman
Kashan
Bokharaiaboussan
Tabriz
Kirman
Jaboussaniesphanan
Exictree OF Life
Faboussan
Aboussani
Okhara
Sanop
Assort
Aboussan
Seraband
Tabriz Hunt
Heriz
Espahan
Mashadikirman
Sarouk
Herati
Manny
Ental Rugs & Gallery
W. Washington Street
Hagerstown
Maryland
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!