Jefferson Baptist raises funds for Mitch relief drive
Jefferson Baptist Church gathers volunteers and money to aid Nicaragua after Hurricane Mitch. About 30 members bowled a fund raising bowl event at Terrace Lanes and will deliver aid directly to a Managua mission, promising 500 percent of donations reach those in need. Funds can be deposited at F and M Bank or sent to the church box, with checks made to the Nicaraguan Relief Fund.
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Central America
Offerson Baptist Church
Moray
Terrace Lanes
Nicaragua
Smajor
Honduras
Coufines
Willis Moring
Moring
Casey
Jefferson Baptist
Webb
America
Roland Eagle
Antietam Automotive
Eagle
Managua
Mitch
Eggle
F&m Bank
Jefferson
Skip Lawrence
Casey Webb
Jefferson Baptist Church
Sarah Anzengruber
Rachel Berger
LeRoy Sullivan
Frederick Jaycees
Jett
Bill Lambert
Steve Atha
Becky Crider
Lori Soldersteh
Frederick
Jaycees
Frederick Jaycues
Public Amish school in Garrett County blends culture and education
Swan Meadow Elementary and Middle School in Garrett County serves 64 students, 55 of them Amish or Mennonite. The district allows skirts for male teachers and provides access to personal computers as some students pursue GEDs, reflecting cultural sensitivity and cross cultural cooperation between the community and state schooling.
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Gortner
United States
Supreme Court
Garrenl County
Swan Meadow
Paul Yoder
Swan Meadow Aluritus
Board of Education
Garrett County
Garrett
Townsend Hosts Networking Luncheon in Frederick
UA Governor Kathleen Kennedy Townsend will attend Advocates for Homeless Families first annual Women Helping Women luncheon in Frederick on Thursday December 3. The event aims to connect homeless and at risk women with successful community leaders to build careers and independence.
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Kathleen Kennedy Townsend
Fredenck
Women Helping Women
Lt Gow Townsend
Deborah Vose
Voso Associates
Frederick
Women
Logging dispute tests Youghiogheny river protection plans
Maryland debated logging along the Youghiogheny River as environmentalists and recreationists warn against harming the state’s sole protected wild and scenic river. State officials will hold a public hearing on changes to the river management plan, including a proposed rule to allow commercial guiding while dropping a ban on logging within 100 feet. Local landowners defend selective logging as non destructive. DN R and river users clash over balance between preservation and timber harvests.
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McHenry
Youghiogheny River
Maryland
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Roger Zhel
Precision Railing
Friendsville
Donald F. Frazee
DNK
Paul Durham
Youghiogheny Corrdor
Opening Services Mark Thomas Tabernacle Church Dance
Chasity Ingram eight years old drums on tambourine as parishioners sing and dance during the opening ceremonies of the Thomas Tabernacle Church of God held on Saturday.
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Chasity Ingram
Thomas Tabernacle Church of God
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