Forest Conservancy Board Leader Wins County Support
John Blake, 72, heads Frederick County Forest Conservancy District Board and led a push for county funds. The board reviews timber harvest plans, saving the county about $3,960, while promoting forest education and camps like Camp Hickory. The county approved a $1,500 line item, ensuring ongoing work and public outreach.
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John Blake
Frederick County Forest Conservancy District Board
County Ee
Blake
Forestry Board
Ronald Sundergill
State Forestry Board
Washington, D.C
Smithsonian
National Library of Medicine
Wolfsville
Arson and violence mark Halloween chaos in multiple cities
In Detroit fires were set by arsonists as Devil's Night worries resurfaced. In New York a 12 year old boy was stabbed to death during an egg toss. In Carbondale Illinois, a street party led to tear gas, arrests, and vehicle overturns as crowds dispersed after police intervention.
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New York City
Detroit
Camden
N.J
Pedro Ramos
Robert Delgado
Carbondale
Southern Illinois University
Klan controversy swirls in local race as candidates react
Sheriff Harbaugh and Sgt. Hagy trade barbed remarks about the Klan during a tense campaign. A Maryland KKK Grand Dragon endorses Hagy, while both candidates deny ties and accuse the other of exploiting the controversy. Thatcher to visit Talbot County before Washington speech at the Kennedy Center.
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Harbaugh
Maryland
KKK
Roger Kelly
Rocky Ridge
Sgt. Hagy
Hagy
Kelly
Jim Hagy
Sgt. Hagg
Hagerstown
WHAG
Sheriff's Office
Office of Sheriff
ST. Michaels
Margaret Thatcher
Talbot County
Washington
Thatcher
Perry Cabin
Sir Bernard Ashley
Kennedy Center
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Prince Philip
Jerusalem
Britain
Philip
Queen Elizabeth I
Israel
Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial
Sam Yu
Frederick
Hagg
Ajreterich News-Post
Register of Hills
Scott Rolle
Frederick City Police
Frederick County
Sheriff’s Department
Fdps
Scott
Svaprobrerives
Heartly House
Nin Spapree
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