Littrell Named to Maryland Blind Industries Board
Gov. Glendening will swear in former Delegate George Littrell Jr. of Frederick as a trustee of the Maryland Blind Industries and Services board of trustees. Littrell, a three term delegate, joins 11 trustees overseeing a 200 employee outfit with facilities statewide.
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Parris Glendening
George Littrell Jr
Frederick
Maryland Blind Industries and Services Board of Trustees
Glendening
Littrell
Frederick County
Maryland General Assembly
Senate
Tim Ferguson
Frederick Carroll
Maryland Automobile Insurance Fund
Maryland Transportation Commission
Firefighter dies battling blaze in old foundry
Baltimore AP reports firefighter Eric Schaefer, 25, died in the collapse of a converted 19th century iron foundry during a nine alarm blaze that injured three other firefighters. About 150 firefighters and 55 units fought the fire. no civilians injured.
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Baltimore
Herman Williams Jr
Eric Schaefer
Schaefer
Williams
Hector Torres
Vicki McCarthy
Birthing Center Celebrates First Year Of Service
Frederick area mothers and families gathered at the Frederick Birthing Center to mark its first anniversary. Since opening in July 1994 the free standing center has delivered 50 babies in three rooms with three midwives and six nurses. The event highlighted ongoing accreditation by the National Association of Child Bearing Centers and potential growth as insurance hurdles ease.
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Frederick Birthing Center
Christopher Roberts
Christopher
Kees Schipper
Marge John
Gerrit Schipper
Sylvia
Donald Roberts
Frederick-area
Frederick
Thomas Johnson Drive Center
Kelly Passarelli
Emily
Maryland
Andrea Daugherty
National Association of Child Bearing Centers
Ms. Daugherty
Sylvia Roberts
Mass honors St Elizabeth Ann Seton canonization in Emmitsburg
A Mass at the Basilica of the National Shrine marked the 1975 canonization of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton with Cardinal Keeler presiding. The Seton Founder's Award was presented to Bishop Edward J. Herrmann’s memory, accepted by Monsignor Kenneth Roeltgen, while Gov Glendening proclaimed St Elizabeth Ann Seton Day. The Daughters of Charity, long linked to Baltimore and Emmitsburg, were praised for leadership and mercy during the service.
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Emmitsburg
Daughters of Charity
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
Basilica of the National Shrine
William Cardinal Keeler
Archdiocese of
Baltimore
Seton
Edward J. Herrmann
Washington
Columbus
Parris Glendening
St. Elizabeth
Mercy
Order
Villa Louise
Herrmann
Monsignor
Roeltgen
Mount St. Mary’s Seminary
St Joseph’s Valley
St Ann’s Infant and Maternity Home
Hyattsville
Roertgen
Sisters “Saints
Ohio
Pickerington
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Old Foundry
Cras
America
US Rs
Harpers Feery
Bill Green
Kim Failor
Devin Robert
Solatube
ECP
NEU
CRC
IC Li Ponetomala
Ralph Kreimer
International Martial Arts Federation
Word Martial Arts
Black Belt Hall of Fame
Patrick St
Old Camp
Mass
The
Hrederich Newss-Post
Stern
Christie Brinkley
J. David
Nickelodeon
Opta
Sears Kansas
Ditea
Wgen
Sears
Annapolis
Parole Plaza
Cumberland
Country Club
Landover
Landover Mall
Laurel
Maryland City Plaza
Ft. Meade Rd
Red Clay Rd
Shopper's Food
Bethesda
Montgomery
Bowie
Freestate
Francis Scott “A
Gaithersburg, Lake Forest
Silver Spring
White Oaks Center
Waldorf
St. Charlestown
Alexandria
Fairfax
Fair Oaks Mall
Fredericksburg
Spotsylvania Mall
Manassas
Spape
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