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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1999
Page
9
Eva Fisher and other judges from across the state converge on Frederick for weekend fair contests. Experienced officials select out of town judges to ensure impartial results, with training across schools and season tickets as rewards.
FEMA National Emergency Training Center in Emmitsburg will host an open house from 2 to 7 p.m. Friday Oct 13. Visitors will tour facilities highlighting the center’s FEMA divisions including the U S Fire Administration EMI and NETC programs. The 20th anniversary is Oct 8 and about 13 500 people visit annually.
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park will host the fifth annual National Public Lands Day on September 25. Volunteers will salvage and sort historic bricks and paint outdoor staircases and fences. Contact Park Ranger David Fox at 304-535-6282 to participate.
Marine Pfc. Keith Reals has completed basic training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in Parris Island South Carolina and was promoted to his present rank. He is the son of Keith and Dottie Reals of Mount Airy. A 1998 graduate of South Carroll High School in Sykesville he joined the Marine Corps in August 1998.
Rebecca Abrecht of Jefferson has been accepted as a new member of the Honors Program at Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove Pennsylvania. An elementary education major and a 1999 Brunswick High School graduate, she is the daughter of Ken and Michele Abrecht.
A local note suggests Frederick is the likely writer or subject in a contested draft. The article records observers noting Frederick’s handwriting patterns and dated annotations that support the claim. Authorities urge careful verification before final attribution.
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