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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1993

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3

Pedalers close Ag Week at the Frederick Mall event

The Francis Scott Key Mall hosted the Frederick County Ag Week pedal tractor pull with over 100 spectators. Children aged 5 to 10 competed for weights up to 80 pounds crossing a 26 foot runway. Aaron Mathews won the youngest group, Susan Mort won the logo and theme contest, and local farm groups promoted 4-H, Farm Bureau and dairy products through weekend displays.

Francis Scott Key Frederick County Aaron Mathews Brian Feaga Derek Grimes Frederick Barry Feaga Bradley Lambert Darrel Hood Libertytown Matthew Lambert Carl Muller Westminster Melissa Spacil Ag Week Susan Mort New Midway Ieyek County Susan Ted Albaugh Albaugh Farm Bureau Grange Maryland Laurie Zimmerman Miss Zimmerman Ray Martin FFA Chaplain Annette Summers Mike Kuster H King

Maryland Tomorrow dropout program faces high costs and cuts

Maryland's Tomorrow program, launched in 1988 to reduce high school dropouts, faces scrutiny as a legislative analysis shows it costs $63,392 to prevent one student from dropping out and 27.1 percent of its participants still leave. House panels consider shrinking or ending the nearly $10 million budget while supporters defend its benefits.

Annapolis Maryland Tomorrow William Donald Schaefer General Assembly House Bruce Poole Senate Barbara Hoffman Marion Pines

Turmoil in EMS passes as Alcorta signals progress

Acting state EMS Director Richard Alcorta told Frederick County EMS personnel at Hood College that turmoil within the system is temporary and improvement lies ahead. He noted six candidates remain for the director role, with himself among them, and highlighted upcoming training and equipment advances including mannequin models and new procedures for paramedics.

Richard Alcorta Frederick County Hood College Kimball Maull Maryland Institute For Emergency Medical Services Alcorta

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