New Market Days Reflects 18th Century Heritage Fest
New Market Days returns with colonial garb, re enactors, handmade soap and pottery, and street shows. Nearly 50 exhibitors fill Main Street as townsfolk celebrate 1793 founding, antique shops and restored homes, with parking at local schools and handmade goods only.
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New Market
Main Street
Nancy Fleshman
Fleshman
New Market Elementary
New Market Middle School
Willamsburg
Betts
Final touches on flood-control for C&O Canal
Great Falls reports completion of flood-control upgrades on the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal National Historical Park after 1996 floods. Workers install reinforced stop lock components near the Cabin John area, with subterranean spillways poured to direct excess water, completing major improvements to protect the canal and its berms.
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C&o Canal
Great Falls
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal National Historical Park
Potomac River
Cabin John
Daniel Copenhayer
Parks Oil
Feud
Ipa
Potomac
Young exonerated in Maryland bribery verdict
A circuit jury cleared former state Sen. Larry Young of four bribery counts and one tax charge after deliberations in Annapolis. The vote ended an 18 month case centering on alleged cash payments from Dr Chinwuba to influence Medicaid certification. Prosecutors claimed about 72000 dollars were paid. defense argued evidence failed to prove intent or bribery beyond doubt.
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Annapolis
Larry Young
Biil
Young
Baltimore
Radio One
State Senate
General Assembly
Christan Chinciba
Tring
Senate
Gregg Bernstein
Youngs
Fark Hess
Bernstein
Chinwuba
Chinwaba
Daybreak Memory Walk Raises Awareness for Alzheimer's
Annie Stutler assists a participant as they walk the hall at Daybreak Adult Care center during the Daybreak Walk for Alzheimer's. The Daybreak event occurred on Friday with the Annual Memory Walk scheduled for Sunday.
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Annie Stutler
Daybreak
Maryland Receives Federal Grant Against Bioterrorism Threat
The Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene received a 413,529 grant as part of a 4 million state award by the CDC to boost bioterrorism detection and response. Fort Detrick and the US Army-Medical Research Institute for Infectious Diseases participate indirectly, aiding planning and information. Senator Barbara Mikulski emphasized protecting citizens from chemical or biological terrorism.
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Maryland
Dr. Venezia
US Army — Medical Research Institute For Infectious Diseases
Detnek
DHMA
Barbara Mikulski
D-Md
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