Children learn safety as postal Jeep visit teaches horn use
Shelby Nicol Gray, a four year old, tests a horn while patiently waiting her turn. Mr. Martino arrives with the Jeep to demonstrate safety practices and educate children about the Postal Service during the class activity.
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Shelby Nicol Gray
Martino
Postal Service
Tony Martino
United States Postal Service
Frederick
Top Center
Stephanie Kidwell
Frederick High School
Matty Dolan
Bartlett returns campaign donation to gun-rights group
Rep Roscoe Bartlett returned more than 6000 in contributions from Gun Owners of America after a challenger suggested ties to extremist groups. Bartlett refunded about 6700 total from 1992 1994 campaigns, stating he would not be associated with militias or white supremacist organizations. Crawford praised the move while noting concerns about the source of funds.
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Roscoe Bartlett
Dr. Bartlett
Gun Owners of America
Larry Pratt
Pat Buchanan
Stephen Crawford
Bartlett
Crawford
Disputes Over PTO Funds At Mother Seton School
Emmitsburg unrest follows the firing of two well known teachers at Mother Seton School the nation’s oldest parish school. Parents and students say the dismissals and a $20000 PTO fund dispute lack clear explanations from the administration. One teacher expresses frustration with how the terminations were handled. The April 25 administrative meeting sparked the controversy.
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PTO
Mother Seton School
Emmitsburg
Mother Seton
Mather Seton
Judy Meno
Ms. Meno
Charlotte Fairall
Meno
Juror Deadlock Triggers Mistrial in Zile Trial
Jurors deadlocked 11 to 1 after two days of deliberations in the first degree murder case of John Zile, who faced execution or life in prison if convicted. The jury could not reach a verdict on christina Holt's death and the elaborate hoax surrounding it. Prosecutors said the trial would be retried.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
John Zile
Calandra M. Hall
Sun-Sentinel
Fort Lauderdale
Con artists prey on unwary as spring scams rise
Richard Stine warns the public about door to door home repair cons targeting the elderly. He notes unmarked vehicles, unlicensed contractors, and bait pricing that jumps at payment. Diversions and hidden theft inside homes are common, with victims often paying to end the ordeal.
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Richard Stine
Stine
Aswe
Middletown Officials Blame Safeway For Grocery Gap
Two seats have passed since the Apple Valley Supermarket closed leaving Middletown without a grocery store. Town officials say Safeway holds the lease and blocks alternative stores, claiming the chain is effectively holding the town hostage amid plans for Town Center Plaza redevelopment and traffic through Alternate US 40.
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Middletown
Safeway Chain
Apple Valley
Safeway
John Miller
Wuge
Toad Sibeway
Graffiti arrests in Frederick involve three juveniles
Frederick Police Chief Ray Raffensberger announced the arrest of three male juveniles, ages 14 to 17, on 87 graffiti charges over three months. Damage could exceed $10,000 with 71 counts of malicious destruction and 16 of conspiracy. parents face up to $5,000 per act if convicted.
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Daniel M. Vance
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George Dorsey
Marc Ball
Richard Stine Jr
State’s Attorney's Office
Inside the News
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Bier
Roscoe
Maryland Lyric Opera
Kaede
Marc Keil
Middletown Burgess
William Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Ike Wilson
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