Marylander Lawrason Sayre elected Angus Association president
Lawrason Sayre of Churchville was unanimously elected president of the American Angus Association at its annual meeting in Louisville linked to the North American International Livestock Exposition. Sayre is the first Marylander to hold the post since the 1940s, and he urged focusing on consumer needs, data collection, and expanding beef market reach while promoting Angus quality nationwide. Maryland delegates Lee Leak and Judy Considine served as official delegates, with Maryland youth and judging teams also competing in the event.
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Lawrason Sayre
Churchville
American
Sayre
Association
Cattleman
Angus Association
Free State
Indus
Waffle Hill Farm
Ned
Jane
Lawrason Jr
Nancy Ann
Sally
Terry Sewell
Buckeystown
Johnsville
David Nuneke
Clarksville
Robert Dinsmore
Jefferson
Randy Mullinix
Woodbine
Columbia
Suffolk
Ross House auction on Dec 4 canceled in Frederic
The Ross House, a Frederic historic four story mansion at 105 Council St, will not be sold at the December 4 auction. John Marshall of Marshall & Associates says the sale is on hold as owners William and Andrea Myer reconsider selling. Gary Hessong notes the home remains limited to single family use with no permits for bed and breakfast or inn.
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Ross
Frederick
John Marshall
Marshall & Associates
Atlanta
William Boone
National Auction Group
General Lafayette
Gary Hessong
Frederick crew strings 300000 lights downtown Frederick
Lights go up as Max Keyser and Kenny Ott string holiday lights from bucket trucks along East Patrick Street. The Frederick Street Light and Traffic Control Department crews work through downtown trees, aiming to finish this week. The lights will illuminate the area the Monday after Thanksgiving.
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Max Keyser
Kenny Ott
Patrick Street
Frederick
Frederick Street
Staff honored by Frederick group for community relations
The staff of the National Museum of Civil War Medicine was honored Monday night by the Frederick Historic Sites Consortium for outstanding community relations. Robert Gearinger, center, accepted the Joy Reese Derr award from Pete Plamondon and Mrs. Derr.
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National Museum of Civil War Medicine
Frederick
Deer kill proposal to aid Maryland development plan
Maryland wildlife officials back a plan to hire sharpshooters to kill more than 100 white tail deer on 350 wooded acres in Gaithersburg to clear space for a developer led project. The method, part of a broader long term deer management strategy, faces opposition from animal rights groups and some hunters.
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Maryland Wildlife Managers
Montgomery County
Maryland
Gaithersburg
State Department of Natural Resources
Maryland Department of Natural Resources
Joshua Sandt
Wildlife Division
Date error on Frederick water and sewer bills
Frederick residents received bills with the same billing and BY date due to human error. The correct due date is Dec 13, though bills showed Nov 13. Finance director Gerald Kolfeisch said the issue was caused by a date entry mistake and no late fees will apply before Dec 13. City Hall reports many calls about the mix up.
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Frederick
City Finance Department
Gerald Kolfeisch
City Gnance
Kolbfleisch
Koibileisch
City Hall
Water main repair closes road to reopen in Frederick
Public works officials say Hughes Ford Road will reopen today after a major Friday water main break. Spokeswoman Eva Simpson noted repairs finished Saturday but paid work delayed opening. The break occurred between Highland Avenue and Bailes Lane. In Brunswick the 700 block of West Potomac Street also reopened after a Monday water main repair.
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Highland Avenue
Bailes Lane
West Potomac Street
Brunswick
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