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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1996

Page

12

A-10 The News Local Briefs Lead Page

November 19, 1996 Frederick Maryland edition summarizes local briefs and notices. The page provides concise items from city government, community events, and upcoming programs with date references and area organizations.

THE Frederick

Allegheny Power may face up to 13 percent rate hike

Western Maryland provider Allegheny Power may raise rates up to 13 percent due to a contract with Applied Energy Services for a 180 megawatt Warrior Run coal plant in Cumberland. The rise could impact Eastalco Aluminum, Frederick Memorial Hospital, and Frederick County schools, risking jobs and budgets if negotiations fail and the company buys out the contract. Seven mentions of names and figures underscore potential economic strain across industry and local government.

Allegheny Power Maryland Applied Energy Services Cumberland Michael Morrell Morrell Potomac Edison Warrior Run Eastalco Aluminum Co Buckeystown Eastalco Earl Robbins Robbins Eustako Mr. Robbins Eustakco Eustalo Ken Coffey Frederick Memorial Hospital Frederick County Alem Zewoldai

Frederick County farmers praised in annual farm family program

The Fry family led the Frederick County Farm Bureau and Southern States board roles while farming sustainably. Competing farm families across the county include Hottel Hering Hines Leatherman Mayer and Wivell. Judges noted the chamber’s 16 year legacy and praised the program’s value to farming in 1995. Jessica Fritz showcased a slide on the Maryland H Daily Judging Team’s top honors.

Frederick County Fry Frederick Community College University of Maryland Frederick County Farm Bureau Southern States Frederick County Extension Advisory Committee Frys St. Luke’s Lutheran Church Frederick County Soil Conservation Association Joseph Hottel Egypt Farms Burkittsville Joe Hering Hering Buckeystown George Hines Hidden Acres Farm Union Bridge Steve Leatherman Land of Promise Myersville John Mayer Stoney Point Taneytown Jeff Wivell Twin Oak Farms Emmitsburg Chamber Joe Leichert Chamber of Commerce Jessica Fritz Maryland +H Daily

Family faith and support help man recover after wreck

After a near death accident Mark Full's wife Rebecca and friend Eddie Eyler led a long recovery from hospital to rehab. They describe steadfast care from church members and in-laws while Mark strives for a future of life and normalcy as his family remains united. In Baltimore, two Giant Food employees were shot during a shoplifting attempt at 3:45 a.m. The security guard was critically injured and the stocker was stable.

Eddie Eyler Mount Olivet Full Mr. Full Don Full Rebecca Eddie Eddie Eyier Phil Chaney Jefferson Mark Eyler Union Bridge Frederick Trading Co Nois Jesus Baltimore

Frederick bridge project draws crowds and funds

Project artist says media attention brings hundreds weekly to Frederick to view the community bridge. Volunteers handle tours while fundraising lags. city and group contributions total about $71,000 with room for one more donor name. Donations support adding 20 symbols and completing the bridge in spring.

Washington Post Wilms Channel 4 News USA Today Civil Engineering News and Recreation Today Teresa Cochran Frederick Cochran Gammon Shared Vision P.O. Box

Arson suspect to face bail hearing in Frederick County

Arson case tied to a blaze behind the Crab House at 1 E Potomac St. The fire spread through a back porch, across to a Radio Shack and Video People. Authorities say no injuries. residents escaped with help from officers and a paramedic. The building was razed after the fire and site left as a grassy lot.

Ms. Wear Frederick County Eric Schaffer Potomac St Robert Wear Brunswick

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