Sunny Sunday at Manor Area playground
Sunny Sunday at Cunningham Falls State Park draws families to the Manor Area playground near Thurmont. In the photo Conner Shatzer sits at a wooden car while cousin Grace Ross and uncle John Ross watch. Later Duncan Beardsley jumps from a large playground tire as his mother Lori Beardsley walks nearby.
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Manor Area
Cunningham Falls State Park
Thurmont
Conner Shatzer
Grace Ross
John Ross
Duncan Beardsley
Lori Beardsley
Clone embryo sold at Holstein auction in Maryland
At the Maryland Holstein Convention Sale in Sharpsburg, a clone embryo from Con-Acres-HS Zita-ET sold for 49 000 dollars after a brisk bid, with Flatness International of Tunkhannock bidding to buy the clone and plan to raise her in August to create a high producing cow. The sale marks a landmark in cloning at public auction and involved Cyagra LLC, Advanced Cell Technology, and breeders Greg and Becky Wiles who aim to expand cloning opportunities for Holstein genetics.
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Sharpsburg
Maryland
Chris Hill
Flatness International Inc
Tunkhannock
Flatness International
Ron Flatness
Zita
Flatness
Hill
Greg
Becky Wiles
Cyagra
India
Scouts of All Things
Gillespie
Wiles
Futuraland 2020
Williamsport
Greg Wiles
Berlin townfolks seek movie stardom in 1914 set film
Berlin Maryland locals gathered for an open casting call for a second film project set in 1914 along Main Street. Non union extras, required to look period appropriate, waited hours as casting staff selected hopefuls. Experienced applicants shared stories of long days and modest pay.
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Berlin
Maryland
America
Dennis Bryant
Willards
Bryant
Gail Blazer
Ocean Pines
Vernon Strobel
Kim and
Krystyna Strobel
Annapolis Notes Show Budget Clash and Alcohol Debate
In Annapolis lawmakers spent hours shaping a million dollar spending plan. Gov Glendening’s text book aid to private schools was cut from 8 million to a reduced allocation as committees debated liquor laws and local bills. The House moved several liquor measures forward while others stalled or advanced to the Senate for review.
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Annapolis
House of Delegates Appropriations Committee
Paris Glendening
House
Glendening
Bultton
Week Ahead in Annapolis Sets Drunk Driving and Budget Talks
In Annapolis the General Assembly plans debate on two drunk driving bills raising the BAC standard to .08 and allowing jurors to hear breath test refusals. The Economic and Environmental Affairs Committee will push crabber restrictions while budget talks focus on a $212 billion plan with textbook funding disputes between Senate and House. The Judicial Committee votes on anti-discrimination bill, and Ways and Means advances a $21.2 million earned income tax credit, aiding low income Marylanders.
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General Assembly
House
Senate
Kcuname and Environmental Affairs Committee
Myersville
Timothy Ferguson
Urbana
Urbana Community Development Authority
Commerce and Government Matters Committee
Winchester Hall
House Environmental Matters Committee
Ways and Means
Annapolis
Economic and Environmental Affairs Committee
Parris Glendening
Glendening
Walter Baker
Dcecil
Ways and Means Committee
House of Delegates
Single ticket wins $24 million Classic Lotto jackpot
A Baltimore ticket matched all six numbers 02-19-23-32-37-42 to win a record $24 million jackpot. The winner chose the cash option for $13.4 million. Four dozen players matched five or four numbers for smaller prizes.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Hertsch’s
Package Goods & Tavern
Gwynn Oak Avenue
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Frederick
Hyssongappliance
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Mac
Annapolis Notes
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Chegars al Sane
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Howard Rawlings
Comore
Buckingham
Nomy Matters Committee
Nobuds
Mary Ann Love
D-Anne Arundel
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