Detrick center seeks private hotel conference plans
Fort Detrick and Frederick County officials met with Maryland Stadium Authority and the governor's office in Baltimore to brief on a proposed hotel and conference center. Officials stressed no state funding was requested, and private developers have shown strong interest in a land-for-development plan on Area B to support a new housing project and facilities for about 1,100 arriving soldiers and civilians.
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Heritage League to restore Dahlgren Chapel on South Mountain
The Central Maryland Heritage League bought the Dahlgren Chapel for 30000 and will restore it for weekend public access. President George Brigham Jr. envisions a 200000 restoration with new gutters and repaired walkways and may fundraise through events including a late April wedding. The 1880 chapel was built by Madeleine Dahlgren, widow of Rear Adm John Dahlgren, and stands at the site of the former South Mountain Inn.
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Governor surveys Point of Rocks flood damage and seeks aid
Governor Parris Glendening toured Point of Rocks visiting flooded homes and businesses as state and federal officials prepare damage estimates. He pledged support, urged long term flood solutions, and noted Allegany County considers reforestation. Officials expect assessments next week after flood crested at 363 feet.
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Frederick to Enforce Juvenile Curfew Starting Sept 30
Frederick police announced a new curfew in public places for juveniles under 17 unaccompanied by a parent. The curfew runs 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. Sunday through Thursday and 11:59 p.m. to 6 a.m. Friday and Saturday, with enforcement beginning Sept 30. The Frederick City Board of...
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Hortense roars in Puerto Rico after deadly storm
Hurricane Hortense lashes southwest Puerto Rico with torrential rain and widespread damage. A 2 year old boy is reported dead in a mudslide as trees are toppled and roofs blown off. Civil defense reports heavy flooding with rivers rising and more rain expected.
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Walkersville fan meets Cal Ripken after year wait
Dustin Dresenstok, 14, winner of Cal Ripken Streak Week Young Artist contest, finally meets Cal Ripken Jr at Camden Yards after a delayed plan. Tickets and a mural were promised but never completed as permits and events stalled, leaving only four game tickets as the prize.
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Kingsdale Called Up From Frederick Keys to Baltimore
Eugene Kingsdale played for the Frederick Keys this season and, fastest in the Caeles organization, was called up to Baltimore when rosters expanded in September. Touching on agriculture business classifieds and comics, The Frederick News Hy Post notes 100 percent recycled paper and recyclable Kewapaper.
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Ex-prosecutor vows to be vigorous defense lawyer
Former Maryland prosecutor Stephen Meyers announces a switch to defense work from a downtown Frederick office. Known as a fierce child-abuse prosecutor, Meyers cites adaptation challenges but pledges to maintain vigor as he defends the accused. His record includes the Roger Zook case, a 120 year prison sentence for abusing 18 boys.
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