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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1999

Page

7

Retired teachers read for Family Literacy Day event

Frederick County observes National Family Literacy Day with 64 retired teachers and administrators returning to schools to read to students. Readers include Richard Petre, Brunswick High principal Fred Brown, Tom Shade and Doris Remsberg, Cornelius and Margaret Turner, Peggy Graham, and Margaret Perry at various elementary schools and times across the day.

Frederick County Retired Teachers Association Richard Petre Reti Teachers Association Twin Ridge Teta Fred Brown Reti Brunswick High Maryland State Department of Education Brunswick New Market Tom Shade Rock Creek Doris Remsberg Cornelius

Dispute over hog farm trucks inflames neighbors at road gate

Mrs Kuhn and Ms Dancy accuse Mr Harbaugh of disabling and removing a road gate to keep truck traffic flowing to his hog farm. The Lois Station Neighborhood Alliance reports property trespass and has spent thousands on a land survey and legal fees while neighbors claim erosion, ruts, and sleep disruption from widened access. Attorney Marcia Waters says the wall was built to protect property interests, not out of spite.

Mrs Kuhn Ms Dancy Harbaugh Kuhn Loos Station Borhood Alliance Marcia Waters Loys Station

Juvenile group charged in property destruction case

Police reported that youths aged 12, 15, and a 14-year-old boy were among several juveniles charged after an incident. Three additional juveniles faced counts of destruction of property both above and below $300. All offenders were released to their families.

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