Amazon trip sparks rainforest program at nature center
Mrs. Nemitsas recounts an exploration voyage from Belem to Iquitos aboard a ship with 68 crew for 4 passengers, observing unique flora and humidity like Maryland forests, meeting diverse cultures, and enjoying lectures aboard. The journey inspired adding a rain forest program to her nature center.
Walkersville selects Thompson burgess in growth vote
Thompson, 41, won Walkersville's nonpartisan race with 341 votes, defeating Davis and Berger as growth and development dominated the platform. Cahn topped commissioners with 495 votes. Whitmore, Reid, Zimmerman, and Weddle also won seats in a 625 total vote count and 28 percent turnout.
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Thompson
Walkersville Town Hall
Burgess Thompson
Town Hall
Mr. Thompson
Ms. Davis
Berger
Cahn
Whitmore
Reid
Ms. Zimmerman
Weddle
Donald W. Schildt Sr
John Hileman
Michael P. Glover
Momor
Burgess
David Baldwin
Fountain Rock
Mr. Cahn
Bourland
Lawrence W. Roller
Vaughn Zimmerman
Davis
Downtown graffiti dispute prompts police call for reports
City officials and merchants addressed graffiti and downtown nuisance issues. Capt Harold Domer urged residents to report incidents, keep records, and push for court action, noting a 14 year-old with 27 graffiti counts and limited court remedies. The group discussed loitering, street people, and enhanced patrols, with Lt. O'Brien outlining trespass remedies and police deployment.
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Ms. Beard
Harold Domer
Demer
Jim Grimes
Association
Patrick O’brien
Domer
O'Brien
Bosnia
Commissioner Proposes Shifting School Programs to Cut Future Maintenance Costs
Commissioner Hogan seeks to move some school board programs such as adult education and health technician services to other agencies to reduce next year’s maintenance of effort calculations. Frederick Community College and the health department could assume these duties while still funded by the county. A May meeting with the school board is planned to discuss which programs fit this shift.
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Bruce Reeder
Countes
Ona Hogan
Ms. Hogan
General Assembly
Frederick Community College
Health Department
Fatal crash claims life of driver and injures wife
The 1992 Ford Escort driven by Marie Burns 78 veered off the road near their home and struck a tree. She was hospitalized in stable condition Tuesday morning. An autopsy is planned at the state medical examiner’s office to determine the death causes.
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Marie Burns
Henry
Sted
Mount Airy Town Hall Seeks Two-Year Plan for Council Seats
The Mount Airy council debated a proposed budget and set a property tax rate of 39 cents per 41 of assessed value while a public hearing addressed district issues in Tain Ridge. Voters will face a future mayoral race and council seat currently held by Robert Mead. Judge John H. Tisdale recently rejected a prior ruling, prompting residents to pursue reconsideration of the matter.
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Sill Degin
Robert Mead
Surci
Parang
Tain Ridge
Ball Dield
Sti Grey, Fredenck County
John H Tisdale
Richard C Murray
Mount Aim
Twin Ridge Neighborhood Opposes Ruling Milling Town’s Legal Costs
The town has spent over 4.08 on the lawsuit amid ongoing pushback by Twin Ridge neighbors against the judge’s initial decision. Officials say legal battles drive up expenses and delay resolution.
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Twin Ridge
Obituary notices for Homer D Harris and Gary W Clutter
Homer D Harris 68 of Bedford Pa formerly Frederick died May 6 at Sacred Heart Hospital Cumberland born October 21 1927 in Page County Va son of late Scott D and Martha J Jenkins member of Pine Grove Episcopal Church Stanley Va attended Centerville United Methodist Bedford devoted to dairy farming and home butcherings survived by wife Betty L Eckenrode Harris two daughters four sons ten grandchildren five great grandchildren three sisters four brothers and numerous nieces and nephews funeral details given Relatives Gary W Clutter 49 of Middletown died May 3 at home husband of Judith McGraw Clutter arrangements to be announced by Donald B Thompson Funeral Home Middletown
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Homer D. Harris
Bedford
Frederick
Sacred Heart Hospital
Cumberland
Betty L. Eckenrode Harris
Page County
Scott D
Martha J. Jenkins Harris
Pine Grove Episcopal Church
Stanley
Centerville United Methodist Church
Leona
Faith
Rhea
Michael
Homer
Brandy
Daniel
Scott
Tracy Harris
Tonya Miller
Charles Vanderhuff
Hecht Moves Up in House Leadership Amid Stadium Vote
In a bid to strengthen influence on capital bond bills, House member Hecht defended a stadium vote and praised her work on Seat projects after successor Dixon left. The change signals Taylor’s leadership plan including a new speaker pro tempore and reshuffled leadership within the Maryland House. In Easton a 26 year old Trappe man faces extradition to North Carolina for a 1994 murder linked to a barrel found at a Cordova farm.
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Richard (Dixon
Dixon
General Assembly
Capital
Senate
Hecht
Taylor
Elijah Cummings
Baltimore
Easton
Trappe
North Carolina
Cordova
Charles Carlo Cintron
Guilford County
N.C
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