Community bank aids Beth Sholom in new Center
Martin Erlichman, president of Beth Sholom Congregation, thanks Frederick County National Bank and Executive VP Marty Lapera for financing the new Community Center on North Market Street. The acknowledgment highlights FCNB’s long history of supporting religious and non profit groups to strengthen Frederick.
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Frederick County National Bank
Marty Lapera
Beth Sholom
North Market Street
FCNB
Frederick
Greater Frederick
Butch Rice Benefit Highlights Wide Show of Support
A community benefit at the Raw Bar on Sunday February 26 raised over 1000 for Butch Rice with dozens of musicians staff and volunteers thanked including The I Steadies Sam Felker Ken Fischer Greg Handakas Brian Derek Bill Gentry The Cool Jerks Scott Marceron and Scott Ambush. Organizers praised Betsy Thompson Shaune Sherwood and Make n Music for donations and coverage by the Frederick News-Post. The piece also notes the Frederick Catoctones Valentine project and ongoing volunteer efforts from Braddock Heights Ambulance 129 and the Braddock Heights Fire Department.
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Butch Rice
iMany
I Steadies
Sam Felker
Ken Fischer
Greg Handakas
Brian Derek
Bill Gentry
The
Cool Jerks
Scott Marceron
Faith
Chris Miller
Ju Ju House
Scott Ambush
John Hanrahan
Betsy Thompson
Shaune Sherwood
Bentz Street Row
Speedoo
Speedoo Sound
Blue Ridge Breweries
Fie
Marge
Marks of the Sparks
Bettys restaurant legacy remembered in Frederick Maryland tribute
A sincere thanks to Betty Randy Dorinda Larry and David for years of service to Frederick and surrounding areas as P L Cahoots closes marking the end of an era at Bettys with breakfast lunches and dinners noted as top in town memories of 1971 and 1985 weddings and visits are shared celebrating a beloved gathering place and its impact on the community.
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Betty
Randy
Dorinda
Larry
David
Frederick
P.L. Cahoots
Betty's
George
Betty’s
Maryland
Thurmont Elementary Fifth Grade Donates 800+ Items to Goodwill and Soup Kitchen
Fifth graders under Mr McGivern collected over 800 items in a three week drive for Goodwill and a local soup kitchen to practice citizenship and motivate action. Students brought toys clothing books and canned goods and will graph and write about the effort.
Beneath My Wings thanks arts sponsors in Frederick
The Beneath My Wings Productions board thanks F&M Bank Fredericktown Bank and Barbara Marmet plus John Fieseler of WAFY Key 103.1 for supporting the Love Letters production at Frederick Community College. They note arts funding returns tenfold in community support and urge continued patronage. Roger F. Nicodemus signs for the group.
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Beneath My Wings Productions
F&m Bank
Fredericktown Bank
Barbara Marmet
John Fieseler
Wafy-Key 103
A.R. Gurney
Frederick
Good neighbors lend a hand in Frederick radio service
Amateur Radio Fraternity members operate atop Catoctin Mountain for 27 years providing vital free communications within Frederick and up to 100 miles. Attuned to road dangers, accidents, flood, and emergencies, they report conditions to a control operator who coordinates aid. They aided Red Cross and local agencies during the great Frederick flood and, when storms hit, ensured emergency links remain active free of charge.
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Frederick
Catoctin Mountain
Red Cross
Amateurs aid in emergency transport and tower relocation
Frederick Amateur Repeater Group members organized four wheel drive volunteers to shuttle doctors and hospital staff. They set up a command post at Frederick Memorial Hospital and used portable radios linked to a mountain top repeater for orderly dispatch. The move to a new site, with help from Michael Hofe and Norman Jeweler of U.S. Tower Co. and Frederick Cellular One, improved coverage to about 100 miles and reduced interference. Chuck Hite signs the note on behalf of the group.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mountain Top
Michael Hofe
Frederick Cellular One
Norman Jeweler
U.S. Tower Co
Frederick Cellular
Frederick love letter to Scotty's Little Brown Bus
A reader from Frederick praises the city and Scotty's Little Brown Bus on Scholis Lane across from McCurdy Field. The message highlights Scotty's sandwiches and secret sauce, notes a decade of residence, and thanks Scotty for a beloved local spot.
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Frederick
Scotty
Art education shown by Frederick County children exhibits
The Weinberg Center and Delaplaine Visual Arts Center host exhibitions of Frederick County students work. Teena Broadrup and Carroll Kehne emphasize open ended process driven art that develops thinking, motor skills and disciplined learning across grades. The show spans Weinberg Center Winchester Hall Board of Education FSK Mall and Delaplaine Center with 400 artworks and entries from all schools.
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Weinberg Center For the Arts
Delaplaine Visual Arts Center
Frederick County
Teena Broadrup
Weinberg Center
W. Patrick St
Broadrup
Kehne
Board of Education
E. Church St
Winchester Hall
Francis Scott Key Mall
S. Carroll St
Mr. Kehne
Fsk Mall
Good Samaritans Help Nurse Amid Snowstorm Night
A nurse recounts being stranded between Cloverhill and Christophers Crossing during a February snowstorm. Two young people, Eddie and a friend, gave her a ride home despite zero visibility and near head on dangers. She thanks them warmly and credits faith in youth.
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Cloverhill
Christophers Crossing
Eddie
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Beth Sholom Congregation
Serenade
Frederick Catoctones
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News- Post
Aticipants
Frederick High School
Dick Kreh
Frederick Catocones
Braddock Heights
James D. Hepler
CRT
ESPA
Braddock Heights Volunteer
Roger F. Nicodemus
Beneath My Wings Productions Inc
Chuck Hite
Ann Rowe Frederick
Frank Duval Frederick
Samaritans
Ellie Gesell Frederick
AUTO
Fredenck News-Post
Fcnb Bank
First National Bank
Glessner
E. Patrick St . Frederick
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