Rabies epidemic spreads through Maryland animals
Public health officials warn of a state wide rabies wave now reaching Frederick Carroll Prince George's and Howard counties with 244 confirmed cases 216 raccoons dominate the tally as officials stress not to capture wild or stray animals to avoid exposure vaccination history unknowns remain a concern and the surge may continue across the state into the Eastern Shore and southern Maryland
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Calvert
St. Mary’s
F. de Sales Meyers
Department
Aube Avenue
Luunty
Maryland
Baltimore City
Herman
Meyers
Horman
Rockville Civic Center Mansion Hosts December Open House Festivities
The historic Civic Center Mansion in Rockville will feature Williamsburg style decorations and holiday music from 15 groups, with docent tours and a first decorating competition among eight local organizations. Awards and a holiday buffet unlock at 5 p.m. on Dec 16, with reservations limited to registrants at $7 per person. Open 1 to 10 p.m. Dec 9, 7 to 10 p.m. Dec 13, and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dec 16. Nutcracker performances Dec 9 and 16, plus a free concert by the Rockville Concert Band on Dec 16 at 7 p.m.
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Rockville
Civic Center
Licmeta
Edmonston Drive
Civic Center Park
Rabies Concerns Grow as Wildlife, Pets Tied in Maryland
Frederick residents are urged to vaccinate dogs and cats to maintain an immune barrier against rabies while wildlife remains a persistent threat. Since 1961 Maryland has seen 21 catrabies cases, with Frederick County reporting five. overall state cases exceed 1,000 by Nov. 3, 1984, as officials warn of ongoing risk.
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Meyers
Herman
Maryland
Frederick County
Paws Weiss
Borman
Library board seeks security system to curb book theft at C Burr Artz
Frederick County Library Board approved seeking funding for a security system and security personnel after repeated book losses. Estimated initial cost is 20 000 with 2 000 yearly upkeep. security staff could cost about 11 000 annually. System would include magnetic strips and a gate at exits and alarms at checkout to ensure proper deactivation.
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Library Board
C Burr Artz
Frederick County Library Board
Martha Reynolds
Frederick City
Rates Shown Compound Interest Daily
The notice states that rates reflect daily compounded interest. It explains how balance growth occurs with daily compounding and cautions readers about the effect on total amounts over time.
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Gwen McEntire
News-Post
Joseph T. Horman
Maryland Department of Health and Mental
Bevan
Chesapeake Bay
Hartford
Montgomery Berean
the News
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San Francisco
Superior Court
Roy Wonder
Miss Reynolds
Susan Schreiber
Book & Video
W. Patrick Street
Yapane West
Frederick Towne Mall
East Street
Cline
Market Street
Grayson L. Young
MER First American Bank
First American Bank
Hmans
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