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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 16, 2000

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4-H king and queen crowned at Great Frederick Fair

Tara Kimberly Roberts was named 4-H queen and Mr Poffenbarger named 4-H king in a chilly grandstand ceremony. The homeschooled senior spoke of exploring new things each year and noted her strawberry pick-your-own business on a farmette.

Frederick Fair Tara Kimberly Roberts Comingoffenbarger Poffenbarger Woodsboro Miss Roberts Knoxville Sandi Craig Roberts Sam Yu Jonathan Poffenbarger Kimberly Roberts

Growth figures fuel Frederick County development debate

Frederick County's July population is 202012, up 31804 since 1990, a 34 percent rise. Projections put population at 238290 by 2010 and 281710 by 2020, with 75397 housing units now and 1023 new residential permits in the first six months of the year, 6 percent below 1999. County officials cite in-house estimates awaiting Census 2000 data and stress managed growth amid infrastructure concerns.

Frederick County County Plann Planning Commission Frederck County Neusing Cheryl Dudley Dudley Kona Hogan Wal Hogan Chamber of Commerce of Dhuet

Cardinal dedicates church at St. Ignatius of Loyola Urbana

Cardinal Keeler dedicated the new St. Ignatius of Loyola church on Price's Distillery Road in Urbana, with Rev. Thomas Polk receiving keys. The 12 acre site on Md. 80 houses a 500-seat church, parish center, social hall, kitchen and offices. Construction cost was 2.3 million dollars, designed by Colimore Clarke of Annapolis and built by Brachey Builders Inc. of Frederick. Masses had been held at Urbana Elementary School to accommodate growth.

Urbana Green Valley Ijamsville Colimore-Clarke Annapolis Brachey Builders Inc Fredenck Sumimer Cardinal Keeler Church Council

Couple retires to assist in mission in Nicaragua

Lynne and Glenn Schweitzer plan to move to Nicaragua to start a ministry including a technical school. They left a long home behind and pursue a 0 percent rate of funding. Nicaragua holds a special place in their hearts as they ask for support.

Lynne Glenn Schweitzer Nicaragua Schweitzer

Clinton proposes plan to boost nursing home care

President Clinton used a 200 bed nursing center as the backdrop for his weekly radio address to outline a new initiative aimed at improving care across more than 16,000 nursing homes. The move follows a federal report highlighting staff shortages and aides spending less than two hours daily with residents in a survey of 1,734 facilities.

Washington Clinton America

Transit strike in L.A. delays buses and talks stall

In Los Angeles the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and the United Transportation Union hit a snag in wage and policy talks. security officers observed a tense scene as picketers gathered at the downtown bus terminal while drivers prepared to strike. The union paused for 24 hours after a 12:01 a.m. Friday start, keeping discussions ongoing two hours before the midnight deadline.

Metropolitan Transportation Authority United Transportation Union Daniel Cretens MTA Sep Peation Mtas Nally

Print line yields mystery in dated Padenck News index

An obscure index note in The Padenck News references printer terms and recycled paper dated around 1605. The fragment hints at the era and publishing practices, with names obscured and phrases oddly formatted.

Padenck Binse Ewandner Erymatis

Two Accidents On U S 15 Near Mountville Road

Two serious crashes on U S 15 near Mountville Road leave seven injured and drivers pinned during rush hour. A car from Maryland side swerved and crossed the center line colliding with a northbound pickup and a westbound car on Mountville Road. one driver flown to Washington County Hospital with non life threatening injuries. Maryland State Police report two serious injuries in the Md 355 Monocacy River collision as crews freed occupants. The identities of several drivers remained unavailable as investigations continued.

Point of Rocks Tennessee L.o. Lo Here Lapel Nahi US 15 Mountville Road MD. Redne James Ardinger Washington County Hospital Ees Se Canal Acriden U.S. 15 MD. 355 Monococy River Maryland Sam

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