Injured Bus Crash Victim Improves to Serious Condition
An 11 year old girl hospitalized after a school bus crash along Md 350 was upgraded to serious condition at Johns Hopkins Respite. Hopkins spokeswoman says the crash involved a dump truck. A 13 year old rider, Josh Dean, was released Thursday afternoon. Authorities await Maryland State Police reconstruction report and blood test results before charging anyone.
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Walkersville crash injures WHS students near high school
Twenty four hours after Walkersville students were hurt in a collision between a school bus and a dump truck, a two vehicle crash within sight of the high school sent three teenage boys to area hospitals. Continued on Page A-16.
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County buys land for 166 acre park near New Market
Frederick County Commissioners purchased two parcels totaling 166 acres at the Md 14 and Jesse Smith Road intersection between New Market and Mount Airy for 786000. Funding comes from the states Program Open Space. The 166 acre district park aims to meet local recreation needs and was a top priority in the county's capital improvements plan.
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John Glenn returns to space on Discovery mission at 77
John Glenn soars 340 miles above Earth aboard Discovery marking his second spaceflight. The 77 year old veteran, the world’s oldest astronaut, begins aging experiments while sharing a stunning view with Mission Control. Glenn doubles his prior space time, declaring zeros feel fine, as Curtis Brown Jr. notes his evident smile.
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Moving on from abuse proves hard yet rewarding for Lundy
Rhonda Lundy once planned a criminal justice career and homeownership after leaving an abusive husband in spring 1996. She moved with her two children to Martinsburg and then Frederick, found Heartly House counseling, enrolled at Frederick Community College, and bought a home in July 1997. In May 1998 a suspected arson attack on her car, allegedly set by her estranged husband Patrice LaShea Lundy, led to protective orders and a Circuit Court review as authorities pursued charges.
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Help for victims filing protection order forms
Victims of domestic violence can get help completing the protection order application. After filing, emergency hearings are typically scheduled the same day, often within minutes, as court staff push to act quickly per county officials including Frederick County assistant Mary McGuirk.
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Frederick County CSR decision delayed by lame duck board
Commissioner Gray urged that talks with CSR Hydro Conduit be paused until the new Frederick County Commissioners take office. He warned the current board’s actions could bind the future board, while County Director Brian Duncan described a tax increment financing plan tied to a bridge project and land value gains to fund the Monocacy Boulevard extension.
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Angeles Interested in Buying Redskins
A brief sports note reports interest from Angeles in purchasing the Redskins. The item appears on page B-1, with a light, industry-oriented tone typical of regional sports briefs.
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Farmers to receive 2.8 billion in emergency aid
Washington AP reports next week nearly 2 million farms will start receiving market transition payments under the 1996 farm relief package. The 2.8 billion increase raises annual payments by about 49.7 percent, with typical caps at 40,000 dollars. Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman calls it real help while noting ongoing structural problems in American farming and expected income declines due to low prices and weather.
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