Detrick talks with state on hotel and conference center
Fort Detrick and Frederick County officials met with the Maryland Stadium Authority and the governor's office in Baltimore to discuss a proposed hotel and conference center at Area B. The meeting stressed no state funds were sought while outlining background and goals, with private developers showing interest in land use and the potential for a golf course and recreational facilities to help prepare Fort Detrick for 1100 additional soldiers and civilians.
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Maryland Stadium Authority
Governor’s Office
Detrick
Baltimore
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Bruce Reeder
Mitchell
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Fort Ritchie
Heritage League Buys Dahlgren Chapel For Public Restore
The Central Maryland Heritage League bought the Dahlgren Chapel on South Mountain for 30000 to restore and open weekends. President George Brigham Jr plans a 200000 restoration including gutters and walkways, with future events and a late April wedding. Built in 1880 by Madeleine Dahlgren, widow of Rear Adm John Dahlgren, the chapel has a Civil War era link and a summer home near the South Mountain Inn.
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Central Maryland Heritage League
George Brigham Jr
Heritage League
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Griffin
League
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Madeleine Dahlgren
Adm
John Dahlgren
Governor surveys flood damage in Point of Rocks
Gov Parris Glendening toured Point of Rocks to plead for federal aid as damage assessments begin. He praised community spirit, pledged state support, and discussed long term flood solutions including a reforestation plan. Officials anticipate visits to 42 homes, four businesses, and two churches.
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Point OF Rocks
Parris Glendening
Pot of Rocks
Glendening
Robert Clevenger Sr
Clevenger
Allegany County
Robert Cline
Potomac Market
Bates
John Croneburg
Maryland Emergency Management Agency
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Potomac River
U.S Geological Survey
Frederick to Begin Enforcing City Curfew
Frederick City Police announced that enforcement of the curfew ordinance will start later this month in public places. The rule applies to juveniles under 17 not with a parent, with curfew hours 11 pm to 6 am Sunday through Thursday and 11:59 pm to 6 am Friday and Saturday. Enforcement begins Sept 30. The Frederick City Board of...
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Frederick
Hortense roars over Puerto Rico toddler killed
Hurricane Hortense strikes southwest Puerto Rico with torrential rains causing a toddler’s death, snapped trees, blown roofs, and swollen rivers. Civil defense reports a 2 year old missing after a mudslide as officials warn of potentially record rainfall.
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Hortense
Puerto Rico
Boqueron
Walkersville youth waits year to meet Cal Ripken
Dustin Dreisenstok, a Walkersville 14 year old, finally met Cal Ripken Jr at Oriole Park after a year delay. The Streak Week Young Artist winner drew Ripken fielding a ball with 2130 in the background, a mural plan and pictures never materialized, and rewards were limited to four tickets to the streak breaking game.
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Histore
Orioles
Eugene Kingsdale called up to Baltimore in September rosters expanded
Inside The News notes Frederick Keys player Eugene Kingsdale, the Caeles organization’s fastest, was promoted to Baltimore as rosters expanded in September. The piece also mentions Touching all the bases with Stan Goldberg and B-1 Agriculture. Classifieds. Comics. The Frederick News Hy Post is printed on 100% recycled paper and is recyclable.
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Eugene Kingsdale
Frederick Keys
Caeles
Baltimore
Stan Goldberg
Frederick News
Hy Post
Ex-prosecutor vows vigorous defense lawyer role
Former Maryland prosecutor Stephen Meyers announces switch to defense work in Frederick. Known for tackling child abuse cases and securing tough sentences, Meyers aims to maintain tenacious courtroom style. He earned the nickname Crusader Rabbit for his aggressive approach and rapport with young victims.
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Frederick
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