Three farmers among eight seek Frederick County planning post
Eight applicants vie for the Frederick County Planning Commission vacancy created by Joel Anderson's resignation. Three farmers including Fern Himes, John Denham Crum and Jesse Burall Sr. apply, amid a debate over farming representation and orderly growth. Edward Campbell, former Frederick Community College official, also seeks the seat.
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Frederick County Planning Commission
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Union Bridge
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Frederick
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
Edward Campbell
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Potatoes Planting Keeps Elder Gardener Busy Despite Ailments
81 year old John McGinnis tends a large South and Water street garden for 30 years. Arthritis slows his planting this spring and he rests on a milk crate, hoping for a plentiful harvest of vegetables.
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John McGinnis
Water Streets
Beating cancer Home treatment lessens the ordeal
Thomas Holly Garber, 46, undergoes myeloma chemotherapy at home, a growing trend described as more comfortable and less sterile than hospital rooms. A home nurse supervises five-hour sessions over three consecutive days in three-week cycles, with insurers backing the cost.
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Holly” Garber
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Holly Garber
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FOP salary talks start April 1
Frederick city signs a three year contract with the Fraternal Order of Police ending an eight month impasse and set to launch salary negotiations on April 1. The deal includes a 5 percent pay raise while a detailed salary study shapes future scales.
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Police Department
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Uniersity of Maryland
Frederick
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Angel
Revised study on murdered woman offers new identity clues
Smithsonian forensic experts reexamine bones from the 1982 Frederick watershed discovery of a naked woman found in a footlocker. A facial reconstruction by Douglas Owsley casts doubt on earlier age estimates of 17 to 21 and hints at different origins while preserving existing slides and photos from state and Smithsonian records.
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Frederick
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Owsley
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Maryland students compete in state Geography Bee at Montgomery College
Six Maryland students will compete Friday at Montgomery College in Rockville for the state level of the National Geography Bee. Participants earned school wins and high scores on a National Geographic Society test. One hundred fourth through eighth graders statewide will take part in morning preliminaries with finals to follow. The Maryland winner advances to the national bee in Washington D C on May 28 and 29, competing for a $10000 college scholarship.
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