Thousands join Life Chain across Frederick area protesting abortion
About 2,000 people formed a silent two thousand strong chain along the Golden Mile from Frederick to Md 144 as part of a Life Chain protest. Participants included teens and seniors, with coordinators Angela Martin and Elizabeth Dodson noting large turnouts in Frederick Mount Airy and Emmitsburg.
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Michael
Golden Mile
Frederick
Mount Airy
Emmitsburg
Particpants
Martin
Rachel Tinney
Frederick County
Teens For Life
Miss Tinney
Twin Arch Road
Elizabeth Dodson
Mount Airey
Seton Avenue
Main Street
Jr Hemmingway
Christine Porter
Frederick post joins celebration for American Legion 75th year
Frederick residents join a 75th anniversary celebration of the American Legion. World War I veteran G Hunter Bowers, 96, spoke about the Legion’s origins. Leaders highlighted youth programs, scholarships, and future efforts to amend protections for the flag.
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G. Hunter Bowers
American Legion
Francis Scott Key
Delue Crawford
Frederick Post
Frederick
Bowers
Legion
Bonnie Lamson
Io Sehr
Ior
Veterans Affairs Office
Lamson
Department
Garfield Potts
Ao Tee
Harold Eae Jr
Gre
Legionnaires
Ares
Railroad Days draws 13000 as festival breaks records
More than 13 000 attended Railroad Days in Brunswick with roundtrip trains from Brunswick and Martinsburg selling out. Crowds crowded the parking lot by Saturday morning and festival officials reported record participation including 60 crafters and many nonprofits. Nightfest was canceled by a storm but street dance drew nearly 80 youths and hope remains for next year.
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Brunswick
Brent Bell
Martinsburg
Sunnyland
Harrison
Bob Best
Karin Tome
Manning
Andrea Maxey
Butch Rice
Convention Center expansion sparks push for more funds
Baltimore tourism officials press for additional state money after securing 150 million to enlarge the Baltimore Convention Center. Hotelier Gary Oster warns of competition and industry impact while critics note bidding wars and underused centers in other cities. University of Wisconsin historian Marc Levine cites uncertain payback as expansions proceed.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Convention Center
Gary A. Oster
Stouffer Harborplace
Nhewacea
Marc Levine
University of Wisconsin
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Armory
N Bentz Street
YMCA
Ferest Pen Tame
Fe Oe
KODAK
Kodak Cameo
Carver
Eveready Energizer
Ned
Pika
Fiuorick Stott
Rite Aid
Et Wamn
RAVE
Corfer
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Beverage
Robitussin
Bybw
Iter
TOR
Susan C. Nicol
Brunswick Museum
Jackie Hill
Skip Lawrence
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Ellicott City
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