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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1993

Page

6

Walkersville workshop on youth suicide response planned

Walkersville residents organize a free community workshop after six Walkersville High School students attempted death by own action in February. The event at Walkersville United Methodist Church March 14 runs 1 to 3 p.m. with youth and adult sessions led by Frederick County Mental Health Association professionals.

Walkersville - A Albert K. Lane III Walkersville JoAnne Hockman Frederick County Mental Health Association Walkersville Middle School Lane

Walk America kickoff in Frederick with local leaders

The March of Dimes Walk America kickoff gathered volunteers and captains at Tauraso’s Restaurant in Frederick. Derek Catsail, Youth Ambassador for Frederick County, posed with officials including County Commissioner Bruce Reeder and Sheriff Carl Harbaugh. The event, slated for 9 a.m. on Sunday April 18, aims to raise $56,000 this year after surpassing $52,000 last year. For more information call 662 8262.

Frederick Derek Catsail Frederick County Bruce Reeder Carl Harbaugh Ronald Sundergill Pauline Jih Katie Clark Larry Catsail Derek Dawn Hetzer Teamwalk Paula Rebich Frederick Jaycees Ken Coffey Frederick County Walk America Kathaleen Lucey Linton, Shafer & Co

Military Clothing Sales Store Opens at Fort Detrick

Commander Col Larry Johnson and Mary Carpenter cut the ribbon for the Military Clothing Sales Store in Building 701 near the Post Exchange. The shop stocks uniforms and military apparel for Army personnel with some Air Force items and ordering from catalogs for Navy and Marine staff. Eligible users include active duty, reservists, and National Guard. some items available to retirees. Hours are 1 AM to 5 PM Tue–Fri and 11 AM to 4 PM Sat. closed Sun and Mon.

Fort Detrick Larry Johnson Mary Carpenter Kathy del Rio Porter Street Post Exchange Air Force Navy Marine National Guard

Maryland to mark first archeology week with tours and talks

Maryland's first Archeology Week in March 2028 will feature more than five events across Sandy Hook Uniontown and Harpers Ferry WV. Activities include a Harpers Ferry walking tour led by Paul Shackel with exhibits on 19th century buildings and Virginius Island. Susan Winter leads a C&O Canal hike at Sandy Hook while Hettie Ballweber discusses central Maryland archaeology at Key High School. Contact Shackel at 204 535 6065 or Newbury at 331 644 9343 for details. fees apply for unregistered participants.

Maryland Harpers Ferry National Park Mnoon Hustenea Paul Wilselline Shacker Virginius Sandy Hook Susan Winter C&o Canal Maryland Heights Shackel Uniontown Monocacy Archeological Society Hettie Ballweber Francis Scott Key High School Bark Hill Road Robert Newbury

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