Law Week 1999 events celebrate freedom in Frederick
Frederick County Bar Association members host Law Week 1999 activities with free legal consultations via the Ask a Lawyer line at 301-663-4300 from 9 a.m. to noon. Programs include school talks at Catoctin, Frederick, Singarore, and West Frederick Middle, plus sessions at three senior centers.
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Frederick County Bar Association
Mary Ann Barone
Frederick
Catoctin High School
Charles Frey
Frederick High School
Teresa Bean
Singanore High School
Jerry Donald
West Frederick Middle School
Thomas Slater
Spa Law Week
Rania Lizas
Citizens Nursing Home
Rosemont Ave
Patty Jiiden
Heartfields
Latham Drive
Linda McGinnis
Frederick Fellowship Senior Center
Patricia F O’connor
The
Bar Association
Local Crime Victim Rights Week honors 12 awardees
The Frederick County Courthouse hosted National Crime Victim Rights Week April 25 to May 1 with 12 local honorees from law enforcement and citizens. Assistant State's Attorney J Charles Smith III presented an award to Kathy DeLaquil and her daughter Courtney for helping prevent an assault and carjacking at a local mall and aiding in the arrest.
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Frederick County
J. Charles Smith III
Kathy DeLaquil
Courtney
Officials to discuss Monocacy Aqueduct repair plan
Park officials from C&O Canal Historical Park and the C&O Canal Association will hold a Wednesday press conference at the Monocacy Aqueduct to outline needed rehabilitation work. The aqueduct, damaged by Hurricane Agnes in 1972, is the canal’s longest structure and was once listed among the nation’s 11 most endangered historic structures.
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C&o Canal Historical Park
C&o Canal Association
Monocacy Aqueduct
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Monocacy
Middletown official to receive award at Baltimore ceremony
Middletown Town Administrator Drew Bowen will receive the Janet L. Hoffman Award for Local Public Service from the Maryland chapter of the American Society for Public Administration. Gov. Parris Glendening will be keynote, with former state comptroller Robert Swann and FBI agent George Chmiel honored as part of the ceremony at the World Trade Center on Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Baltimore.
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Middletown
Drew Bowen
Maryland
American Society For Public Administration
Parris Glendening
Robert Swann
George Chmiel
FBI
St. Mary’s College
Guatemala
Bowen
Janet L. Hoffman
World Trade Center
Baltimore
Eyes and Ears crime prevention kickoff in Frederick
Frederick Police Community Services will launch the Eyes and Ears program on Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Mullinex Park on West All Saints Street. Lt. Pat O'Brien says the program aims to prevent and solve crimes with citizen involvement. Alderman William Hall and chief Ray Riatients will attend. packets with magnets and safety brochures will be distributed. Call 301-694-2115 for details.
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Frederick Police Community Services Division
Pat O’brien
Frederick
William Hall
Ray Riatients
O'Brien
West All Saints Street
Astrology Forecast for Frederick Daily
The Frederick Netus Post presents ASTRO GRAPH STAR GAZER with daily celestial hints. A brief look at planetary alignments, zodiac influences, and notable star movements for readers seeking cosmic guidance.
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Frederick Netus-Post
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Che Frederick Netos
Iee Wilson
America
Rosenstock
Hood College
Jerry Lannacei
Catoctin Consultants
Frederick's Promise
Alliance For Youth
Communities In School
Frederick’s Promise
Ginger Hart
Romeo Wilson
Emily Daniel
Helen Biddle
Madeline Morey
Brenda Davis
Sharon Welch
Lisa Orr
Max White
Marty Difrese
Patti Camp
Debbie Harris
Wini Schumacher
Marsha Duncan
Jenny Hoffer
Margaret Nusbaum
Sealy “Posturepedic
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Werrani
Stevens & Fosters
Peziul Sealy
Klaussner
Future Adustners, Inc
Stearns & Foster
RoUrzaitn’s
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