Two Injured In Head On Crash In New Market
Late Monday night a head on collision on Mussetter Road near New Market left Deedra Thompson 31 and Jeff Spencer 16 seriously injured. Both drivers were pinned for about 45 minutes before rescue crews freed them. Spencer drove a 1996 Suzuki Esteem at high speed crossing the center line and hitting Thompson’s 1991 Ford Taurus. Thompson was in fair condition at Suburban Hospital Bethesda while Spencer remained hospitalized after surgery for multiple injuries.
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Mussetter Road
New Market
Here
New Market Volunteer Fire Co
Maryland
Deedra Thompson
Jeff Spencer
Ijamsville
Bethesda
Scott Jewell
Frederick County
Sheriff’s Office
Jason McCollum
Spencer
Ms Thompson
Mayor mulls new Planning and Economic Development department
James Schmersahl may head a reorganized city department uniting the planning office, block grants oversight, and long term planning. The move aims to streamline government with staff realignments under an engineering department. No firm decision yet. workshop planned with aldermen.
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Grimes
Schmersahl
Board weighs qualifications for two new school board members
The county school board debated required backgrounds and skills for two appointed members, proposing options from board experience and corporate ties to mission alignment and policy knowledge. The meeting also approved Waynesboro Construction Co. for Whittier Elementary and honored three teachers with awards including Agnes Meyer and Sallie Mae recognitions.
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Democratic
Republican Central Committees
Parris Glendening
James Cartlidge
Jack Dale
Gordon Cooley
Waynesboro Construction Co
Whittier Elementary
Garnet Lynch
Hillcrest
Agnes Meyer
Jason Anderson
Jason Offutt
Sallie Mae
Mount Airy OKs permanent permit for Mount Airy Brewing Co
Mount Airy planning commission granted a permanent use and occupancy permit to Mount Airy Brewing Co after weighing two incomplete items. Officials noted a need for site work like dumpster screening and paving but voted 4-0 to keep the business open, citing downtown vitality.
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Mount Airy
Planning Commission
Mount Airy Brewing Co
Reverend Brown Finds Calling After Bed of Affliction
The Rev Brown, born in 1813 in Bartonsville, shares how a turn from a bed of affliction to ministry shaped a life of service. He preached as an itinerant minister for a decade before Sugarloaf UMC was entrusted to him by Francis Johnson. He praises his wife Ida, notes nine children with two lost, and vows to serve until God retires him.
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Rev Brown
Jackson Chapel Methodist Church
Bartonsville
Ida
Francis Johnson
Hns
Brown
Mr. Johnson
Rev. Brown
Rev
Hudson’s Brickyard
Buckeystown
High’s Dairy
Capitol Milk Co
East Street
Madison Street
Jesus
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Ike Wilson
News-Post
Jamestown
Eazy Michael John Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Eazy
Kirkpatricks
Philadelphia
Hawes
Aderemtave
Accesetes Acevitie
Chratma
Fauuan
Homecrest
Windsor Designs
OW Tee
Summer Classics
Meadowcraft
KO Merz
Pacific Rim
Salterini
Telescope
Pawleys Island
Sradd Hamring
Cyvner
Fairwew Center
West 7Th Street
Frederick
Fredancks
Douglas Tallman
Earl Robbins Jr
Keith Gehle
Oscar Baker
Robert Mead
Commission
Gehle
Twin Arch Industrial Park
Monika Jenkins
Back Acre Road
Century Drive
Twin Arch Road
Evar
Urbana Pike
Waite
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