Budget approvals in city agenda for Frederick May meeting
The Frederick Mayor and Board of Aldermen will meet at 7 p.m. on Thursday May 7 in City Hall to approve budgets and ordinances. The agenda includes amending traffic and water codes, a police vehicle purchase and other allocations, and public comment with 5 minute per person limits.
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School to Careers fair aids special needs youths transition
Frederick County Public Schools and Rehabilitative Services host the third annual School to Careers Transition Fair for special needs students and families from 6 to 8 30 p m on Thursday May 7 at the Hayward Road facility. About 20 25 agencies will attend with lectures and a business panel on hiring. Light snacks and door prizes.
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Bruins overpower Capitals to force Game 6 in Boston
Boston scores four goals, claims a 4-0 win as Washington again falters in first-round series. Allison and Samsonov set up both early goals, Dafoe earns playoff shutout, while Bondra sidelined with ankle sprain. Capitals still lead series 3-2 with Boston seeking to extend league-wide 3-1 deficit history.
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Hornets eliminate Hawks in playoff series clincher
Anthony Mason scored 21 of his 29 points in the fourth quarter to lift Charlotte past Atlanta 91-82 and close the series 3-1. Mason's late flurry included three straight baskets after a 74 tie, as the Hornets advanced to face the Chicago Bulls while the Hawks were eliminated in the opening round for the first time since 1995.
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Derby hopefuls eye glory as favorites face questions
Louisville report outlines Indian Charlie as early Derby favorite and Favorite Trick as a top juvenile contender. It notes historical odds, potential firsts for trainers Kathy Walsh and Rick Pitino, and stalls for Nationalore and other notable horses while detailing past Derby patterns and trainer histories.
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Orioles Top Twins Rally Ends Radke's Streak in Baltimore
Rafael Palmeiro belted a 1-1 pitch over the right-field wall for a go ahead homer as Baltimore rallied to a 6-3 win over Minnesota. Brad Radke (3-2) took the loss after 6 1 3 innings with 10 hits and six runs. Doug Drabek earned the win with six innings of three run ball.
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Keys' game washed out due to rain in Frederick
The Frederick Keys saw their Friday game with Wilmington postponed by rain at Harry Grove Stadium. A doubleheader starts at 6:05 p.m. with two seven inning games. Falkenborg misses a start while Cameron Forbes steps into his rotation role.
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Orioles Spring Classic pits Maryland minors against parent club
The Orioles organize the Spring Classic to feature players from Maryland minor league affiliates facing the Baltimore Orioles, offering a clash between the three Maryland teams and the parent club in spring play.
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Area athletes honored for school records and strong seasons
Kristin Meade of Thomas Johnson, now at Washington University in St Louis, broke the outdoor school triple jump mark with 36 feet while also setting indoor records in the long jump and triple jump. Mike Anders, Bucknell, earned co pitcher of the year in the Patriot League and broke Thomas Johnson career win records. Laura Emery of Damascus, now at Lynchburg College, made the ODAC All Conference softball second team with a .364 average and 23 RBIs. Patricia Galayda of St Francis, Penn, leads the NEC with an 0.93 ERA and 17 wins. Becca Hoffman of Damascus earned West Virginia Intercollegiate Pitcher of the Week honors with a 3-0 run including a 3-hitter.
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