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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1981

Page

6

Baltimore Flower Show Opens With 130 Exhibitors

The fourth Baltimore Flower and Garden Show at the Convention Center runs 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. weekdays and Saturdays and noon to 8 p.m. Sunday. Admission is 4 for adults and 2 for children under twelve. Maurice Hewitt's wildflower exhibits from Mountaindale highlight native plants in lifelike park habitats, while Cylburn Market Day and Ikebana displays add variety.

Baltimore Convention Center Lily Pons Three Springs Fisheries Frederick County Armong Frederick U.S. 40 Baltimore National Pike U.S. 49 Howard Street Pratt Maurice Hewitt Mountaindale Culburn Baltimore County Parks and Recreation CETA Area Park Hewitt Baltimore City Mr. Hewitt Nature Cylburn Mount Sinai Hospital Greenspring Maryland Sofu Teshigahara Sogetsu School Tokyo Berthe Ford

Future Girl Scout bibs celebrate birthday week event

The Penn Laurel Girl Scout Council marks National Girl Scout Week by giving a "Future Girl Scout" bib to every baby girl born during March 8 week. Karen Wenner of Troop 1082 helps fit a bib for Anne-Marie Barnie, daughter of Kim Barnie, at Frederick Memorial Hospital.

Penn Laurel Karen Wenner Annne-Marie Barnie Kim Barnie Frederick Memorial Hospital Kirk Davis

Green ribbons spread hope from Atlanta hostages to nation

Georgia Dean inspires a green ribbon campaign after the Atlanta hostage crisis, turning a personal grief into a citywide symbolic movement. Officials, athletes, and churches adopt green ribbons to represent life, healing, and solidarity across communities and states.

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