Hurricane Lili batters Cuba mainland and isle
Hurricane Lili pounded Cuba with 115 mph gusts and heavy rains prompting Castro to welcome evacuees at the National Palace. By nightfall 28,000 residents had fled low lying areas while many refused to leave. Schools and businesses closed as civil defense urged shelter in sturdier buildings.
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Xdale nightclub to challenge city's parking ordinance
City attorney fears court action over a parking ban near Xhale nightclub on South Jefferson Street. At a mayor and board meeting, officials said the club plans to challenge the ordinance, prompting a temporary enforcement pause. Residents had urged limits to curb disorderly conduct and nuisance claims.
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Frederick
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Jim Grimes
Xhale
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Mt Airy teen dies after car hit by tractor trailer
A 17 year old Mount Airy girl Amry Arbaugh died after her car was struck by a westbound tractor trailer at the Old National Pike Sidney Road intersection. She was pronounced at the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center after being flown there from the scene. The driver James Tressler Jr. was not injured.
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Old National Pike
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Amry Margaret Arbaugh
Manor Drive
R Adams
James Monroe Tressler Jr
Warner Road
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Miss Arbaugh
State Farm workers bid farewell to Seaboard Office
About 700 State Farm Insurance staff left the Oak Street site in Frederick as regional operations move to a new $43 million, 406000 square foot center on Trading Lane. Douglas Eaton praised 32 pioneers from the 1965 Oak Street start and noted 120 movers would shift equipment this week.
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Seaboard
Oak Street
Frederick
State Farm Drive
Douglas Eaton
Eaton
City officials oppose turning building into a school
The State Farm Insurance Co building on Oak Street will not be used as a school city aldermen told Frederick County Commissioners Citing loss of tax revenue and zoning concerns they said any zoning change would affect all sites in the same category The 210000 square foot site sits in the city M O zone which allows offices and research facilities but not schools The county Board of Education has spent 17000 on a feasibility study and alderman Baldi noted this is the first time they were asked for such a conversion response
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State Farm Insurance Co
Oak Street
Frederick County Commissioners
Joseph Baldi
Girl From Urbana Battles Rare Cancer Finds Remission
Kathleen Kelly, a 4-year-old from Urbana, has completed treatment for a rare pleuropulmonary blastoma. Doctors at Johns Hopkins say the case was only the 52nd in medical history and Kathleen is now in remission after surgery and chemoradiation.
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Kathleen
Urbana
Johns Hopkins
Kellys
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Two Linganore Students Arrested in Drug Search
Two Linganore High School seniors were arrested Thursday after K-9 units from the Frederick County Sheriff's Office found marijuana and paraphernalia in their cars in the student parking lot. Detectives cited trace amounts and the students were released to their parents pending further action.
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Linganore High School
Frederick County
Robert J. Scire
Sheriff's Office
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