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Local Briefs — Officials: False alarm ordinance failed

False alarms cost Frederick County about as much in manpower as ever, so the county commissioners want to repeal the ordinance that was designed to eliminate them

 

Urbana High grad interns at Army lab

Rebekah James remembers being a little put off by the sight of workers in what looked like spacesuits when she first visited the U S Army Research Institute of Infectious Diseases as an Urbana High School senior

 

More than 1,200 teens gather for Catholic retreat

EMMITSBURG -- A belief in God united more than 1,200 young Catholics this weekend during an annual retreat at Mount St Mary's University

 

AAA ties drivers’ cellphone use to other risky behavior

People who use cellphones while driving are also more likely to engage in other risky behavior, according to a AAA survey

 

Motter Avenue Bridge walkway to open in two weeks

Pedestrians will have an easier time navigating the Motter Avenue Bridge when a walkway over U S 15 opens in about two weeks

 

'A special experience': Middle schoolers perform at All-County Concert

The musical talents of middle school students drew hundreds of supporters to Gov Thomas Johnson High School on Saturday night

 

Around Town — Freestyle victory

Oakdale High School
swimmers Emily Hicken,
left, and Sophie
Krull celebrate Saturday
as teammates win the 400
yard freestyle event, sealing
a team victory during the
Frederick County Public Schools swimming
championships at
Walkersville High School

 

After snow, Northeast begins the big dig-out

PROVIDENCE, R I -- New Englanders began the back-breaking job of digging out from as much as 3 feet of snow Saturday and emergency crews used snowmobiles to reach shivering motorists stranded overnight on New York's Long Island after a howling storm swept through the Northeast

 

Flood control is incomplete

Long-awaited help for flood-threatened downtown Frederick is on the way, though not as fast as some had expected

 

Donating a body to science takes a plan

It was David Henley's wife, Jami, who first brought up the idea of donating one's body to science

 

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