Chorale to present Patchworks quilt for county anniversary
Frederick Chorale unveils Patchworks a commemorative quilt showcasing Frederick County landmarks for the 250th anniversary. Created under sponsorship by the 250th committee and Arts Council the piece features nine needleworkers and ten patches led by designer Rose Hahn. May 19 8 p.m. at Frederick High School.
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Patchworks Chorale Show Highlights Fred County Quilt Exhibit
The Chorale presents Patchworks with a John Greenleaf Whittier poem setting by Thaddeus Paulhamus and a quilt depicting local landmarks designed by Rose Hahn. Nine needle workers crafted the quilt, presented to the Frederick County Commissioners as a gift. Intermission features quilt viewing, merchandise, and a coverlet auction.
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Frederick Orchestra to host Maryland premiere of Flight of Teamus
The Frederick Orchestra will present the Maryland premiere of the composer’s Flight of Teamus, an adventure in myth and sound, with a program including Verdi and Bizet selections and Gia Comelli’s Flight of Icarus. In May Dr David Ik Sung Choo will join as assistant conductor after notable work with multiple ensembles and a WDCT radio program.
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Community Day at Fort Meade Features Band and Autographs
The 389th U.S. Army Band performs from 2:30 to 4 p.m. at Aberdeen Proving Grounds. Frederick Keys players sign autographs 5:15 to 5:45 p.m. with mascot Keyote present 5 to 6 p.m. Then the Keys face the Wilmington Blue Rocks at 7:05 p.m. Bring lawn chairs or blankets and contact the Keys for ticket information.
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NLCS to stage Little Women May 7 to 9
New Life Christian School presents Louisa May Alcott's Little Women with NLCS students. Performances run May 7, 8 and 9 at 7:30 p.m. at 5913 Jefferson Pike Frederick. Director Shelley Reinart. Tickets five dollars adults, three dollars students, free for children under six. Call 301-663-8418 for advance tickets.
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Phelan to Receive Clair Bee Award at Hall of Fame Dinner
Mount St. Marys coach Jim Phelan will be honored with the Clair Bee Award at the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame dinner in Springfield, Mass., May 16. The long-time Mount coach, 44 years at the helm and sixth on the all time wins list with 785, joins seven nominees for the honor.
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Caps look to finish Bruins, end playoff jinx
Washington holds a 3-1 lead as coach Ron Wilson confronts the franchise’s notorious 3-1 collapses. Bruins coach Pat Burns and players amplify the past failures, while Capitals captain Dale Hunter and goalie Olaf Koizig emphasize staying focused to close out in Boston.
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Frederick Cadets edge Singapore in CMC girls title win in Urbana
In the Central Maryland Conference track finals at Urbana High School, Cadets girls beat Lancers 104-100 as Mardy Przywarty and Dana Carter led Frederick with multiple relay wins. Urbana and TJ also shined in field events with Badawski and Gaeng among multiple winners.
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Key back, Orioles beat White Sox 4 1 as Carter Hamonds homer
Mike Mussina set to rejoin Baltimore rotation while Jimmy Key led the Orioles to a 4 1 win over Chicago. Joe Carter and Jeffrey Hammonds hit solo and two run homers respectively as Baltimore halted a four game skid. Armando Benitez closed with his fifth save.
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Pacers claim Bird’s first playoff series win over Cavs
Indiana clinched an 80-74 victory in Cleveland to take the series lead as Reggie Miller 19 points and Rik Smits 17 fueled the win. Cleveland’s Shawn Kemp had 21 points and 12 rebounds, while three Cavs rookies faced Bird’s 58-win squad.
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Keys Suffer Ninth Inning Collapse At Winston-Salem
Frederick Keys drop a 5-4 decision to Winston-Salem as the Warthogs rally for three runs in the bottom of the ninth. Joe Crede opened with a single, followed by Olson walk and Garcia RBI single to start the comeback. Dellaero doubled in Olson, Rodriguez sac fly brought Garcia home, ending the game with Rodriquez scoring on a sacrifice fly. Frederick had taken a 4-1 lead in the fifth on Coffie scoring, DeCinces double, and Casimiro sacrifice fly.
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Keys to host Frederick with Falkenborg on mound
Keys face Frederick led by pitcher Bnan Falkenborg who owns a 2-1 record and a 3.86 ERA. The game features a right hander anticipated to challenge the Frederick lineup as the two teams contend for important early-season wins.
Keys Roster Heads to Orioles Spring Classic Exhibition
The Frederick Keys plus selected Bowie and Delmarva players will meet the Orioles in a nine inning exhibition at Prince George's Stadium. Bowie and Delmarva also have Monday night games while Frederick hosts Winston-Salem. Expected crowd exceeds 10 000 with notable prospects including Jayson Werth and Ryan Minor.
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