Winter forecasts and local news from Frederick area
Western Maryland and Frederick face a harsh winter outlook with predictions of a longer, tougher season. National Weather Service forecasters say December January and February define winter and reliability runs around 65 percent. Also celebrated retirement of Hallie Creager after 35 years of driving school buses, with many colleagues named, plus a review of a national marksmanship award won by Dr. Henry P Laughlin in Wyoming. Community notes include Local events and remarks from Ronald Reagan on a Frederick concert group, and a feature on Harvey Scheetz appearing on Evening Magazine.
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Thanks to Samaritans on a snowy night near Frederick
Jane and Larry Woodward express gratitude to a Frederick area hero who stopped to help when their car ran out on I-276 near Frederick on Aug 25, 1982. A young man, his wife, and infant daughter assisted by pushing the car, refueling at a nearby station, and guiding them back on the road, enabling a safe return to Buffalo. They hope the kind resident will recognize Almaetf and accept their thanks.
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4-H Agent JoAnne Leatherman Shapes Frederick County Youth
JoAnne Leatherman has trained thousands of Frederick County youths through 4-H for ten years as extension agent. She merges farming roots with travel and teaching, running 4-H programs, crafts, cooking, canning, sewing, and workshops while managing long hours and community events at the Frederick Fair. Her family farm ties and church roles frame a life devoted to practical youth development and hands-on skills.
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Montgomery County
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Sam's Creek Church
Record Enrollment and Regional Updates From Damascus Scene
Yesterday Damascus high school opened with record enrollment across all departments while faculty remained largely unchanged. A special dance at Braddock Heights pavilion featured music by Doc Oregory and local orchestras from Harrisburg. Maryland vocational team represented state in dairy cattle judging in the Eastern States competition. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans to restore its mail train on Shenandoah division. Storer College property at Harpers Ferry added to National Monument. purchase set at 205000 dollars. Martin Co plans to link electronic computers in Baltimore and Denver divisions for missile and space project work. House of Representatives approved a compromise pension bill for self employed individuals. Ray H. Smith, Frederick County dairyman, toured Ohio Indiana Michigan to study hay shipments.
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