Mural on Carroll Creek Bridge Delayed by Admirers
Visitors admiring artist William Cochran’s mural on Frederick’s Carroll Creek bridge slow progress and fundraising efforts. Dan Gammon of Shared Vision notes the public interest interrupts work as Cochran explains the 100 symbols painted. Tiffany Wilms of the Frederick County Tourism Center cites ongoing inquiries.
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Frederick’s
Carroll Creek Bridge
William Cochran
Dan Gammon
Shared Vision
Cochran
Gammon
Tiffany Wilms
Frederick County
Bill Green
James Robinson
Carroll Creek
Carroll Creek park dedication set for Thursday in Frederick
Frederick prepares to dedicate Bentztown Spring Park a 1,100 by 100 foot green corridor linking Baker Park to downtown The ceremony will feature past mayors Ronald Young and Paul Gordon along with city officials and donors including Garden Club of Frederick Post 78 29th Division Association Kiwanis Club of Frederick and Maryland Open Space funds The fully irrigated park includes a pedestrian bridge 12 benches 10 tree varieties and overlook platforms with dedication starting at 10 a.m. rain date November 22
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Frederick
Bentztown Spring Park
Jim Grimes
Ronald Young
Paul Gordon
Carroll Creek
Court
Bentz Streets
Stuart Wallace
Dewberry and Davis
Baker Park
Court Street
Mullinex Park
Wallace
Janet Flora
Garden Club of
Post 78 29Th Division Association
Garden Club
Patrick Street
Elizabeth L. Peters
Post 78
John Wilcox Jr
Maryland
Antietam Construction, Inc
Hagerstown
Court and
Patrick Streets
Frys Named County Farm Family of the Year
Frederick County Chamber selects Charles and Paula Fry of Tuscarora as Farm Family of the Year. The couple run 120 Holstein cows, 60 000 turkeys, and 1 000 acres since 1882, aiming to pass the 114 year heritage to their three children amid community involvement.
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Frys
Jefferson
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County
Charles
Paula Fry
Tuscarora
Fry
Mr. Fry
Furman honors Natalie Cleckley as unique woman’s basketball star
Natalie Cleckley stands as Furman’s sole female basketball player to achieve repeated C-1 honors in school history. The Frederick News-Post notes portions of its edition are printed on 100 percent recycled paper and are recyclable.
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Natalie Cleckley
Furman
Frederick
Frederick woman killed in head on collision near here
A 32 year old Frederick woman Laurie Lee Moore of Lavender Place was killed Monday in a head on collision with a pickup on Darnestown Road near Pooleville. She was not wearing a seat belt and alcohol was not a factor. The crash occurred about 530 pm as Moore’s eastbound car crossed the center line and struck a westbound 1994 Toyota pickup driven by Tony Mueller of Washington.
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Poolesville
Frederick
Here
Laurie Lee Moore
Lavender Place
Montgomery County
Darnestown Road
Ms. Moore
Tony Mueller
Murder suspect Morgan points finger at Lisa Black
Frederick County Circuit Court jurors heard David Charles Morgan claim Lisa Black delivered the fatal blow to Francisco Hernandez and that he fled with the machete in a bid to escape. Morgan, 38, testified amid accusations he conspired with Lisa Black and Mary Vitale to rob Hernandez, an undocumented immigrant, of over 2000 dollars while admitting involvement in drugs.
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Lisa Black
David Charles Morgan
Francisco Hernandez
Lisa
Morgan
Mr. Hernandez
Frederick County
Mary Vitale
Shorty
State to seek death penalty in stepdaughter murder
John Zile was found guilty on one count of first degree murder and three counts of aggravated child abuse in the 1994 death of his 7-year-old stepdaughter Christina Holt. Prosecutors plan to pursue the death penalty at the upcoming penalty phase, while defense counsel vows to intensify his efforts to avert capital punishment.
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Bartow, Fla
John Zile
Christina Holt
Zile
Palm Beach
Brunswick Crab House owner indicted for arson
Adrienne Wear, 39, of Boyds, Maryland, was indicted by a Frederick County Grand Jury for first degree arson and conspiracy to commit first degree arson in a $1 million blaze that destroyed the Brunswick Crab House on April 17, 1994. Deputy State Fire Marshal Ted Meminger and Richard Stine arrested Wear at her home. The Brunswick Tavern formerly on the Square Corner was destroyed by a four alarm fire that left several families homeless.
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Brunswick
Adrienne Wear
Boyds
Frederick County
Ted Meminger
Richard Stine
Miracle Birthday for Frederick Man After Bike Crash
Mark Full of Frederick celebrated his 40th birthday after a car struck him Aug. 4, 1993, leaving him with brain injuries, a long coma, and lasting disabilities. Family and friends marked the milestone with a party at Pockets in Frederick as he continues daily rehab and care.
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Mark Full
Frederick
Mr. Full
Indian Springs Road
Rebecca Mr Full
Brittany
Pockets
Frederick Pool Room
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Ike Wilson
News-Post
By Skip Lawrence
Bentztown
Bentz and
Court Streets
Carroll Creek Park
Barbara Fritchie
Flora
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Paul P. Phillips
Rebecca Long
Mr Fry
Inside the News
George Dorsey
News Post
Ms. Black
Scott Cupp
Christina
Cupp
Ed O'Hara
Brunswick Crab House
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