Carnivals Are Almost As Important As Water For Fighting Fires
George Bangerd III, Westminster fire chief, manages a 35,000-square-foot facility and a crew of...
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Police Gear Up For Halloween “Crimes of Boredom”
Sgt. Keith Benfer of the Westminster Police Department says that Westminster attracts...
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On November 11: Honoring Another Kind of Veteran
Written By Jeffrey Roth Armies have used dogs since ancient times. The ancient Egyptians,...
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Taneytown Police Chief W.E. Tyler has the perfect phrase for them: “Crimes of Boredom.”As parents and teachers know, it is difficult to get – and hold – teenagers’ attention. And if they fail, more often than not,...
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Healthy, Hearty Before-School Breakfasts
Berry Smoothie Written By Michael Vyskocil, Photos by: Tara Hope Cofiell Preparing breakfast for...
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Exploring the Local Land of the Luncheon Special
Chef Melissa Fordham at Blue Bistro displays a sandwich that is one of the lunch specials offered...
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The Common Grounds of Walt Michael
Written By David Greisman, Photos by: Walter Calahan As a full-time musician for more than two...
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Writing for Children Isn’t Child’s Play
Edith Hemingway relaxes on the porch of the writing studio behind her house in Frederick County....
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Some College Students Bring Goldfish. Maddie Brought a Mule.
Written By Lisa Breslin, Photos by: Phil Grout College freshmen bring all kinds of memorabilia to...
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Helping Students Cope with Growing Pains
Maura McAndrew with one of her pigs from her Carroll County 4-H/FFA Fair Project Written By Donna...
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High Tech Has Produced the Renaissance Farmer
Aaron Geiman of North Carroll High School is preparing ag students for today’s high tech...
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Under-Cover Gardening
The frame of a greenhouse built to hold rows of vegetables to last through each season. Written By...
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