Hugo Leaves Five Dead in Carolinas
A direct hit by Hugo caused widespread devastation across the Carolinas with at least five deaths reported in the region. Charleston suffered extensive damage including flooding, fires from gas leaks, and hundreds of thousands without power as the storm moved north toward North Carolina and beyond.
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Frederick County Board Delays Local SAT Score Release
The Frederick County school board delays local SAT scores while waiting for category breakdowns by gender and race. Officials say they prefer a single release after board members digest the national and state figures, a week or two after the national release. Stephen Hess notes the goal is to show progress in the district.
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Tropical Storm Hugo Lashes Frederick Area Fair
A tropical storm drenched the Frederick area around 9 am Friday houring area workers and residents as Hugo neared. Officials warned winds would be weaker than Charleston's, with tents and exhibits secured and rides expected to operate unless officials or entertainers cancel.
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Fair Officials Brace for Hugo at Great Frederick Fair
Fair officials take safety steps as tropical storm Hugo nears, housing livestock under a large tent and weighing early departures for animals. Exhibitors decide when to pull livestock, while 4 H and dairy shows proceed with fashioning outfits for animals and promoting beef, lamb, and wool. The event includes youth activities and shows scheduled through the afternoon with precautions for weather and flooding.
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Weather Delays Two Area Football Games Postponed
By Friday morning two area football games were postponed due to bad weather. Walerville will now play Middletown Saturday at 7:30 pm. Frederick will play at Jefferson Monday at 1 pm.
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Arrived at 95 Millard Rice Remains Active at Homewood
Millard Rice aged 95 at Homewood Retirement Center Frederick is profiled as an active writer and former bank executive. He has contributed to Magazines with at Cather's, The Saturday Evening Post, Harper's, and Nation's Bust. He writes longhand and plans a national Margarine story while continuing letters to editors. He is known for a 1984 book New Fade and 4 Families and an article for Harpers Magazine in 194. He still enjoys bingo, lunches with friends at Betty's and the occasional game of Oawles.
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Weather Mix Then Fire Crews Respond In Thurmont Area
Mixed weather expected with showers and thunderstorms tonight. Western Maryland reports a construction incident near Thurmont as a worker is tied to a personnel matter. Authorities say a county day care provider case is under review with limited details available.
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Wyrick receives 45 year prison sentence
Barry Glenn Wyrick was sentenced to 45 years in prison after a pattern of armed robberies tied to a severe drug problem. The judge and prosecutors urged long term rehabilitation, citing a 1 year criminal record and seven prior felonies, while defense urged leniency. The case involved threats with a knife against a pregnant clerk and raids on multiple stores.
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New school planned near New Market amid Lake Linganore growth
The Frederick County School Board advances a 22 acre site north of New Market off Rogers Mill Road for a new elementary school. The Summerfield area at Lake Linganore will host a mainly flat square site with public water and sewer, donated for the project. Ballenger Creek Elementary is planned just south of Lake Linganore with targeted fall opening as families move eastward. County planning officials note the area’s growth since the 1990s, with multiple residential projects approved or under way to meet rising student numbers.
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