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Jun. 6—After allegedly seeing her minivan nearly strike a parked car, Frederick police arrested a woman for reckless driving and reportedly found suspected drugs in her vehicle. Tiffany Marie Neal, 34, of the 8800 block of Briarcliff Lane in Frederick was charged with possessing Phencyclidine (PCP), driving on a suspended license, reckless driving, negligent driving and driving while impaired, ...

Md. octogenarian takes flight, rekindles love for aviation MARY GRACE KELLER, The Frederick News-Post June 5, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 9 1of9Frederick resident Merle Harrison, 89, prepares for liftoff during her flight lesson at the Frederick Municipal Airport Tuesday, June 1, 2021 in Frederick, Md. Eighty-nine-year-old Merle Harrison still remembers the years she spent working as an aircraft riveter in Wichita, Kansas, to put herself through college. It was hard, physical work, b...

Legislature OKs Juneteenth state holiday starting in 2022 June 02 2021 Senator says sense of hope keeps the community going as he shows family photos that tell Black history. Gov. Kate Brown is the final stop for a bill making it a state holiday for a proclamation to the end of slavery in the United States. The Oregon House repassed House Bill 2168 by a 58-0 vote on Wednesday, June 2, the day after the Senate passed the amended version. It will become Oregons 10th official state hol...

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Colorado orders 87 oil and gas wells shut pending cleanup May 28, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail DENVER (AP) — Colorado state authorities have ordered a Denver-based oil and gas firm to shut down 87 wells along the Front Range and clean up 29 of those locations after a series of spills and releases. The Colorado Sun reports that the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission order applies to KP Kauffman, an independent operator. The commission cited violations ranging from polluting farm fields ...

Once an abandoned and dilapidated structure, the former Methodist church on Prospect...

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Maryland family learns to cope with dementia GREG SWATEK, The Frederick News-Post May 15, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, Md. (AP) — Flies swarmed around the trunk of Leah DuRant’s car, and she wondered what could have possibly stirred them up. Turns out, it was an ominous warning sign for what lied ahead. Three or four days earlier, DuRant had gone to Costco and, by her son John’s estimate, purchased $200 worth of meat products. But the shopping bags never made it inside her ...

May 13—Dami Hunter has always been an artist, using whatever medium speaks to her. She's a proficient cook, has studied fashion and sewing, and once ran her own jewelry company. But no medium has stuck with her quite like knitting. Hunter started dyeing her own yarn not long after she first picked up knitting needles in 2012. After moving to Frederick, she met people in the crafting community ...