Region ee Toy tractor collection grows from boyhood fun to adult passion
Debbie Talbert's family hosts a thriving toy farm equipment hobby started by Tim Talbert nearly two decades ago. The 12th annual regional show draws 600 to 1,000 visitors, with scales from 1/64 to 1/8 and prices from $20 to $600, centering on John Deere models and pedal tractors.
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New Windsor
Debbie Talbert
Tim
Tim Talbert
Mr. Talbert
East Coast
Ohio
Talbert
John Deere
Charles J. Miller Inc
Mixing bowl redesign to span eight years
The Capital Beltway I-95 interchange, nicknamed the mixing bowl, will undergo an eight year 350 million dollar redesign to untangle traffic through 50 bridges 30 ramps and as many as 24 lanes over one mile. The plan separates local from through traffic to cut weaving and crashes while adding park and ride options and expanded rail and bus services to ease congestion.
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Springfield
Capital Beltway
Washington, D.C
Miami
Maine
Washington
David Gehr
Gehr
Mantill Williams
American Automobile Association
U.S. 30
Maryland
Wiliams
Mike Russell
American ‘Trucking Associa
495
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Woman testifies on sweepstakes toll to seniors and family
Patti McFilizott of Tyler testified before a Senate subcommittee about sweepstakes tactics and the financial harm to her late father in law Joseph P McElligott. She described unopened mailings filling 13 trashbags and $54,000 in canceled checks dating back to 1992, with hundreds of magazine subscriptions. The Tyler resident said she plans to visit nursing homes and senior centers to warn others and urges public awareness to curb deceptive promotions.
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Patti McFilizott
Frederick Natse
Tyler
Texas
Senate
Washington
Ms. McEllicott
Joseph P McElligott
McEligotts
McFlligott
Len Susan Collins
Maine
American Waterboys
Baltimore Legal History Museum Revives City Courthouse Heritage
In Baltimore the Museum of Baltimore Legal History, founded 1984 by Philip Sherman and James F. Schneider, preserves old court artifacts and displays on Maryland legal pioneers. Open three hours weekly, it seeks volunteers to welcome jurors and visitors and educate on the evolution of law.
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Baltimore
Yesteryear
Clarence M Mitchell .B
Museum of
Philip Sherman
U.S
James F. Schneider
Schneider
Sherman
Maryland
Joseph J. Ho Kaplan
Baltimore City
Bar Association of
Ada Strausberg
Gary I. Strausberg
Ms. Strausberg
Joseph K. Pokemoner
Whiteford, Taylor & Treston LLP
City Bar
Baltimore Courthouse & Law Museum Foundation. Inc
Pokemoner
Becais
Delaue
Joe
More City
John Carroll Byrnes
Museum Foundation
Katherine Sanzane al
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Twits
Jason
Matthew
Mr. Talbe
Tions
Russell
Virgina Department of Transportation
Springfield Mall
VDOT
Virginia Railway Express
Metrorail
Joan Morris
Gus Robey
State Department of 2 and Public Transportation
Ms Robey
NetSmith, Inc
Novell
Microsoft Business Sehimons
Internet Access Solutions
Hersmiti-inc
Lawyers
Irish Rovers
Internahonel
Pilobolus Dance Theatre
Cowgirls
Pac
Bridgeport
Winston Furniture Company
Widover
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!