Shoppers converge for two day sale rush in Frederick
Shoppers from miles around flock to Frederick area stores for one and two day sales. Frederick Towne Mall and downtown shops report heavy crowds, strong profits, and upbeat merchants despite lingering economic concerns. Families travel from Baltimore and White Marsh to shop, while Santa’s line remains busy. Local merchants push for more weekend turnout with easy parking and extended Saturday hours through Christmas.
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Karen Yarrish
Waldenbooks
Fsk
Connie Stitely
Kristal Hollenshead
Chambersburg
Francis Scott Key
Archie Rogers
Audry Cincibus
Kathleen Boyt
Baltimore
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Emily
Frederick Towne
Kay-Bee Toys
Sandy Toms
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Amy Kearchner
Frederick Towne Mall
Christmas Show Fills Frederick Fairgrounds With Holiday Craft Market
The Maryland Christmas Show draws 500 exhibitors across seven buildings and a big top over two weekends, creating a festive market with lampshades, glass ornaments, wood crafts, and German strudel. Shoppers praise mood and variety while some complain about crowds, lines, and a $5 admission as the event runs Friday to Sunday through December 4.
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Ellicot City
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Bowie
Cyndi Skilling
Ms Lynch
United States
Alex Nobleman
Lanham
Mr. Nobleman
Two Frederick County men cited for firing on a road near decoy
Maryland Natural Resources Police issued six citations to Mark Tressler 36 of Walkersville and Kenneth Hines Jr. 27 of Woodsboro after they fired at a deer decoy from Md 7 near Johnsonville. Tressler faced four charges including loaded gun in a vehicle and hunting deer out of season. Officers seized two loaded guns and four rounds of ammunition. Deer season begins at sunrise today.
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Maryland Natural Resources Police
Johnsonville
Mark Tressler
Walkersville
Kenneth Hines Jr
Woodsboro
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Lawyer Charged in Liveability Code Case
Testimony described Mahone jabbing Mr Blank with a finger during a dispute over liveability code violations. Mr Blank said the finger pressed his throat causing throat difficulties for days. Mahone denies harming him and says Mr Blank struck his chest in a counter action. Trial set next month in circuit court.
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Mahone
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