Four siblings share Oct. 29 birthdays in Frederick
Miss Dotson, 28, of Frederick, delivered a baby girl last Saturday on Oct 29 while staying with her three other children at a local shelter. Her children Latasha eight, Brandon one, Brianna one, and the newborn all share the same birth date, with the fourth child born unexpectedly on Oct 29. the family plans for a stable home as social services arrange childcare.
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Tina Michelle Dotson
Miss Dotson
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Brianna
Latasha
Brandon
Mount Airy
Frederick County Social Services
Janet Ciarkowski
Scouts Hold Monocacy Camporee On Battlefield Hill
About 320 Frederick County Scouts wrapped up a two day camporee at Monocacy National Battlefield cleaning fences rolling wire and clearing trails as they lowered four flags at retreat on Saturday night Tim Gallagher reported actor James Getty appeared as President Lincoln to discuss the Battle of Monocacy during the 1994 fall event.
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Monocacy National Battlefield
Boy Scout
Frederick County
James Getty
President Lincoln
Mr. Lincoln
Tim Gallagher
Quarry Traffic Sparks Woodsboro Bridge to Fund Plan
Residents and officials in Woodsboro rally to curb gravel truck chaos on Main Street. George Littrell coordinates a funding package with state highways contributing 2.5 million to match 1.3 million from local quarries plus 0.5 million from the county and 0.15 million from the town. Construction to begin in January as a coordinated solution is formed.
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Woodsboro
George Littrell
George
Brunswick Community Center Faced Demolition Over Unsafe Conditions
Unsafe conditions led to demolition of the Brunswick Community Center leaving Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and recreation programs without a facility. George Littrell championed a $100,000 state construction bond to match town funds, enabling a spring 1994 rebuilding and opening.
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Brunswick
Boy Scouts
George Littrell
State Health Dept Eases Food Access for Local Families
State officials told 70 local families they could not buy food for their children at Jubilee grocery. Some had to travel up to ten miles to Taneytown and Thurmont. George Littrell intervened, visiting the department and resolving the issue in six weeks.
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Jubilee
Taneytown
Thurmont
George Littrell
State Dept. of Health and Mental Hygiene
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Francis Scott Key
Adam Barber
C.J. Keller
Sam Roberts
SEARS
Sears Optical
Linda Evans
Cheryl Tiegs
Gloria Vanderbilt
J. David
Christie Brinkley
Nickelodeon
Ene
Jerry Blank
Laurel Sand
Don Trimmer
Burgess
Woodsboro By-Pass
Brunswick Community Center
Littrell
Maryland
State Senate
Carole Hawthorne
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