Sundergill Forms Exploratory Committee for State Senate Run
Frederick native and environmentalist Sundergill announced an exploratory committee to consider a run for Maryland state Senate next year. He notes state office would let him advance environmental issues and says he may return to private industry as a lobbyist or Washington aide.
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Frederick
Seagate
Sundergill
Maryland
Washington
Actal
Washington, D
Citizens For
Washington County
Washington Panty Democratic Central Committee
Gail Bowerman
Bruce Reeder
David Gray
Sue Ann Yingling
Bus driver on route after accident stirs parent view
Mrs Myers, a day care provider, supports the driver’s return while noting stress affects actions. She seeks $500 in medical bills and says officials offered no help, leading to claims of being brushed off. A different driver has since taken the route, and the district plans to cover costs via insurance. Radios on buses are urged to prevent future issues.
Concerns Over County Commissioner Pay and Part Time Roles
A local discussion questions whether county commissioners should work part time and seek outside jobs to supplement salaries. Mrs Yingling urges public service over money, while Commissioner Drege Neder notes many educated graduates earn modest wages, defending the position amid pay worries.
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Drege Neder
City approves annexation for church site near major routes
City officials, led by City Engineer Mark Scire, accept a petition to annex 17 acres near U S 340 179 and Md 180, purchased by the Seventh day Adventist Church for a new place of worship after their old church on New Design Road burned in March. Public hearings will follow. The aldermen also back the Beaux Art Ball fundraiser at the Frederick Adult Recreation Center and appoint Douglas Brown to the Frederick City Historic District Commission.
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Mark Scire
U.S. 340
Seventh-day Adventist Church
New Design Road
Frederivnk Festival of the Arte Committee
Frederick Adult Recreation Center
Douglas Brown
Frederick City Historic District
Doctor Carr’s Life From Vet Work to Mayoral Role
The piece recalls Dr. Carr’s fondest veterinary memory of operating on a newborn colt named Quite A Night owned by Wendall, who trusted him. It notes his shift from large animal dairy practice to small animals as dairies declined. After selling his practice in 1990, he became town councilor and later mayor in 1992, reflecting on empathy, fiscal matters, and growth in public service.
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Wendall
Carr
Robert Preston
Student leader Anthony seeks board vote for student member
Anthony addresses board members and area student governments about action on student perspectives. She cites a four period day, transportation for bused students, and budget cuts affecting education. She urges official recognition of a student member and notes stereotypes of teens plus concerns over year round school.
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Board of Education
Meredith Schaffran
Anthony
Marvin Anthony
Shady Grove Hospital
Rockville
Ms. Y
William Donald Schaefer
Titanic sank due to brittle steel say maritime experts
Maritime experts argue brittle steel made the Titanic unable to withstand its iceberg collision. They say higher grade steel might not have saved the ship, though stalling the sinking by a few hours could have saved more lives. The ship struck an iceberg off Newfoundland on April 14 1912 and sank at 2 30 a m on April 15 with about 700 survivors from over 2340 aboard.
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New York
North Atlantic
Pruviemaiina
Ad Waihads Garzke
Southampton
Newfoundland
Garzke
Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers
Obituary for Charles Eugene Krietz of Thurmont Emmitsburg
Charles Eugene Gene Krietz 66 of 9373 Waynesboro Pike Emmitsburg died Sept 15 at home. He was husband of Dolores Kyler Knetz and son of Cecil Edward and Lottie Krietz. A mason and former Leroy Myers worker, he belonged to St Anthony's Shrine Parish Edwin C Creeger Post 168 and AMVETS Post 7. He survived by seven children eleven grandchildren two sisters a brother and a friend. Visitation Sept 17 1 4 pm and 7 9 pm at Thurmont Dailey Funeral Home with Christian Wake at 7 30 pm. Funeral mass Sept 18 9 am at St Anthony's followed by interment in church cemetery.
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Charles Eugene
Gene’ Krietz
Waynesboro Pike
Emmitsburg
Dolores Teresa Kyler Knetz
Thurmont
Cecil Edward and
Lottie Mabelle Shor Krietz
Krietz
St. Anthony's Shrine Parish
Anthony Krietz
Fairfield
Florence Knott
Rose Ridenour
Frank Krietz
Joan Little
Teresa Lingg
Marie Sharer
Cecil “Bud” Krietz
Mr. Krietz
Robert E. Dailey and Son
E. Main St
St. Anthony’s Shrine Parish
Leo Tittler
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Cunard
By Skip Lawrence
Vietnam Veterans of America
Frederick Community Center
Martinsburg Veterans Affairs Medical Center
Don Friend
Todd Johnson
Fred Kresal
Charles Krietz
Ual
Patrick St. Frederick
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Rye Stee Petersen
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Ater
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Fairview Center
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Dover Ractics & Orchards, Inc
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