Family Festival at Baker Park with music and demonstrations
Festivities run Saturday at Baker Park with bandshell performances, crafts, and youth activities along College Avenue and Fleming Avenue. Highlights include carillon at 6 pm, Casey at the Bat drama, canoe racing at Culler Lake, and multiple musical acts on the bandshell and pumphouse stages. Special events feature a Holy Downtown parade of equipment, a genealogical booth, and a 4:30 pm benediction by Rev Ernest K Emurian.
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Baker Park
Susan Kalman
Baltimore City
C. Kurt Holter
Carroll Creek
Ernest K Emurian
Genealogical Research Information Booth
West College Terrace
Fleming Avenue
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Carillon
David Hagan
Casey
Anna May Hughes
American Little League Park
First Baptist Church
Culler Lake
Monocacy
Washington Baha‘ Chorale
Pumphouse
Gospelettes
Knight Brothers & Co
Ecumen Quartet
Chandshell
The
Hey
Ernest K. Emurian
Junior Fire Co
Michigan Regents approve recombinant DNA research amid safeguards
The University of Michigan Regents authorize recombinant DNA research with strict containment and over 300000 for security systems across three labs. The decision follows a heated debate on ethics and public safety, with supporters citing medical promise and critics warning of dangerous, uncontrollable organisms.
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Ann Arbor
Aid
University of Michigan Regents
Regents
Michigan
Deane Baker
National Institutes of Health
NIH
Susan Wright
Wetlands and protections face Breaux amendment clash
Aimed at preserving wetlands, officials warn Breaux's amendment would exempt up to 90 percent of inland and coastal wetlands from federal regulation. Nathaniel Reed argues the change risks vast ecological and flood-control value, shifting oversight to state and local regimes under the Coastal Zone Management Act.
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Interior Department
John B. Breaux
D-La
Nathaniel P. Reed
Fish, Wildlife and Parks
Reed
National Wildlife Federation
Breaux
Federation
Army Corps of Engineers
United States
Corps
Corps’ Authority
Wathonde
Braddock Heights couple jailed in marijuana raid
Two Braddock Heights residents, George L. Schuyler 28 and Barbara M. Elsberry 22, are jailed in Frederick County on $1,500 bond each after a Thursday marijuana raid. Charged with possession of marijuana and maintaining a common nuisance, they were arrested Friday after a search at their Jefferson Boulevard home found seeds and drug paraphernalia. Police said no one was home during the warrant execution.
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Braddock Heights
Frederick County
George L. Schuyler
Barbara M. Elsberry
Jefferson Boulevard
Victor E. Wolfe
Schuyler
Ms. Eisberry
Paul J. Gerstner
Frederick
Snow White Grill
North Market Street
Samuel T. Poole
Karen
Allen
Fourth St
Charles Brown
Seventh Street
Fire log highlights 24-hour city calls and responses
Fire calls reported in the past 24 hours ending 11 a.m. include a house fire at 240 East Church Street at 1:48 a.m. with cascade truck and junior ambulance. a gas leak at a Shell station on South Market at 4:26 a.m.. a second house fire at Woodsboro and Graceham area at 4:59 a.m.. a barn fire involving Libertytown Winfield Mt. Airy New Market at 5:22 a.m. and Woodsboro transfer ambulance at 5:58 a.m. plus 15 emergencies and jail population figures.
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City
East Church ST
Independents
Uniteds
Citizens
Cascade
South Market Street
Shell Station
Woodsboro
Graceham
Libertytown
Winfield
Mt. Airy
New Market Res
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Ralph Gouker
Gary W. Athey
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Joseph W. Athey
Second St
Nimitz
Norfolk
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Washington
Ipland
Robert B. Enfield
Rt. 1
Knoxville
Leighton J Wetzel
Sjamsville
John Walter
Rt. 2
Union Bridge
Cathy L. Holland
Walkersville
Montgomery College
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Fabric Products
KAY Jewelers
Diamond People
Frederick Towne Mall
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