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Sun, May 11, 2008

	Film student rubs elbows with Oscar-winning director Aspiring artists who dream of winning Academy Awards often learn patience while waiting for their big break. more »
	Mount student bound for FBI EMMITSBURG -- Ryan Martin figured he would try to join the Maryland State Police after he graduated with a criminal justice degree from Mount St. Mary's University. more »
	Former teacher becomes school director to 'stick with children' Stephanie Ecton takes her toddler to work. more »
	Community events organizers accept state award for flier Erin Kleintop looked outside with dismay the morning The Great Pumpkin Patch was to begin. more »
	Civil War medicine museum volunteer honored Robert Hartman spent a lot of time at the National Museum of Civil War Medicine last year. more »
	Stylist enjoys cutting hair at home, making friends while she works Lois Schroyer Walkersville more »
	County Mental Health Association elects new members to board of directors The board of directors of the Mental Health Association of Frederick County has three new members. more »
	Myersville employee likes knowing faces in her small town Whether paying a bill or making a park reservation, Myersville residents entering the town municipal center are most likely to be greeted by the smiling face of Kathy Gaver. more »
	Stylist finds self-reliance in father's absence Keshia Hill Libertytown more »
	Marine returns from Iraq feeling positive U.S. Marines Lance Cpl. Michael Cole said his older brother, Air Force Tech. Sgt. Ronnie Cole Jr., persuaded him to join the military. more »
	Once troubled youth, man reaches out to kids Henry L. Templeton Frederick more »
	Local teacher heading to space academy Carolyn Holcomb wants to know what it's like to walk on the moon or exist in a frictionless environment. more »
	Peep Show winner proud as a peacock Heather Hodge briefly considered making a bust of Pope John Paul II out of sugar-coated, marshmallow chicks for the first Carroll County Arts Center Peep Show. But she reconsidered. more »
	Stitching her way into a community Rebecca Bergeron Middletown more »
	Extending lives beyond the finish line Hettie and Bill Ballweber Boonsboro more »
	This Thurmont family plays together Bill and Sean Collins Thurmont more »
	'Idol' hopeful helping to ease abused children's pain Laura Moore is on a mission. more »
	Hood student has Miss Maryland title in her sights Brittany McNeill is no stranger to scrutiny. more »
	Student wins state essay contest Eleanor Brown St. John Regional Catholic School more »
	Woman celebrates 107th birthday Ethel Dixon Braddock Heights more »
	Scientist studies mosquitos' role in spreading disease Michael Turell Fort Detrick more »
	Mount Airy art studio offers creative opportunities Pam and Jim Crockett Mount Airy more »
	1950 soap box derby winner recalls glory Basil Day Kemptown more »
	Woman honored for more than 75 years of service to Mount Pleasant church Evelyn Bruchey Mount Pleasant more »
	Retired teacher has plenty of activities to keep her busy Dottie Engle Middletown more »
	Auctioneer works the crowd to make sales John Roop Walkersville more »
	90 pounds lost and still going strong Connie Carreon Frederick more »
	Lawyer 'masters' community service, takes new court post Ricky Sandy Frederick more »
	Partners in Care helps residents connect through service exchanges Emily Kilby Frederick more »
	Woman brings family education to Frederick Rose Berdahl Frederick more »
	Vehicle of champions Man lists on eBay a 1950 Soap Box Derby car with Frederick connections Jeff Jorgensen Smithsburg more »
	Building, riding motorcycles gives man perspective on life Vincent Hann Spring Ridge more »
	The art of birds John W. Taylor Taneytown more »
	Tiny treasures can provide lifelong pleasure Ralph and Helen Holweck Woodsboro more »
	Volunteer helps bring creature comfort to cats in shelters Karen Nellis Frederick more »
	Even in retirement, Damascus man keeps teaching John Grigg lived in Damascus for 33 years before moving to a retirement community in Frederick. more »
	Politics, positive outlook pay off for this mother Some parents dread the day their toddlers start walking, but Jennifer and Rob Bennett of Woodsboro couldn't have been happier to see Jack take his first steps. more »
	Couple design a life together Charles and Sally Combs Walkersville more »
	Identity is a valuable asset to one Frederick-based company The five trucks Mary Pat Kulina's company sends on paper-shredding missions across five states are always hungry. more »
	New town planner loves job’s scenery Sue Cipperly Emmitsburg more »
	Graphic designer's healthy diet leads her to new venture Kim Dow Frederick more »
	Volunteering is in Urbana man's blood Sam Bailey Urbana more »
	She helps promote safety instead of silence Peggy Webb Frederick more »
	Connecting officials with the world FORT DETRICK -- Enter through Veterans Gate, turn right on Porter Street and start driving. more »
	Running a Restaurant -- With a Message Todd Bricken Mount Airy more »
	Library volunteer puts in 34 years at St John Kate Johnson St. John Regional Catholic School more »
	From student to intern to artist Sara Corley Mount St. Mary's University more »
	Biochemist shares bilingual gift of gab to help Hispanic patients Michael Dean Frederick more »
	Ski fanatic finds time for hobby Tom Jamison Frederick more »
	New dean markets Hood College graduate school programs Kathleen Bands Hood College more »
	Teen realizing dream at FMH Kristen Ward Frederick more »
	Mount grad goes from track and field to chasing criminals Kacie Keesecker Martinsburg, W.Va. more »
	In Frederick are heard encouraging words Jerome LaMont Rollins Frederick more »
	USAMRIID researcher is Detrick's Soldier of the Year Ae, Spc. Susana Padilla Fort Detrick more »
	College student has musical dreams Jimmy Polino Walkersville more »
	Ballenger Creek teacher leads county's top music students Kathleen Taylor Ballenger Creek more »
	Running through a career, Ph D program and marathons Brian McNeill Frederick more »
	Beacon House participant finds comfort in God Stephen Sanders Frederick more »
	Lake Linganore girl uses website to help pets find new homes Jennie Lupkin Lake Linganore more »
	She's a generous kinkling cook Mary Ann Harbaugh Thurmont more »
	After 22 years, teacher still hasn't graduated from preschool Sally Martin Frederick more »
	Man takes pride in store with history Michael Hobbs Thurmont more »
	Frederick man's superhero creation leaps into his own comic Mike Imboden Frederick more »
	'Moose Almighty' has made a living piercing self, others Devon Wilton Frederick more »
	Nurse talks to teens about HIV Debbie Anne Frederick more »
	With more than 50 years with Boy Scouts, retiree's in it for the long haul Robert Rosato Frederick more »
	Main Street manager puts Thurmont on the map Vickie Grinder Thurmont more »
	Downtown manager is brimming with ideas Joanna Lubbes Frederick more »
	Third-generation firefighter retires as Mount Airy chief Dale Lowman Mount Airy more »
	When is a Polaroid photo more than a picture? Christopher Tate Japan (by way of Middletown) more »
	Hood alumna endows full-time chaplain position Dr. Christine McHenry Hood College more »
	American unveils her Middle East experiences in new book Deborah Kanafani Frederick more »
	Restaurateurs bring Miami heat to Frederick Alfredo Maggi Frederick more »
	Researcher balances love of science, dedication to children Robin Winkler-Pickett Fort Detrick more »
	Seattle-transplant mom surrounds herself with 'Smarty Pants' Shannon McKenzie Urbana more »
	Advocate says prevention is key to keeping kids injury-free Cindy Bowers Washington County more »
	Local woman entertains Virginia Tech crowds Ashley Bell Frederick more »
	Authors want incumbent politicians dumped Paul Frey and Michael Boyd Frederick more »
	Pizza deliverers face unique challenges at Fort Detrick Lesly Lewis Fort Detrick more »
	Snake trapper learned to love the reptiles she protects Tammy McCormack Frederick more »
	Brunswick man makes helping others look like fun Bob Ward Brunswick more »
	How ironic: Art therapist turns to art for therapy Anne Quinlan Mount Airy more »
	Woman takes pleasure in work, children Elena Chistik Frederick more »
	FCC professor chosen as honors society scholar Kenneth Kerr Frederick Community College more »
	Band allowed local bassist to make his hobby a career Randy Mazzi Hagerstown more »
	Boy shaves head to support cancer-stricken cousin Colin Middlebrook Spring Ridge more »
	Artist turns children's spaces into enchanted places Bernadette Miller New Market more »
	She worked as an actress and teacher — until she got MADD Caroline Cash Ijamsville more »
	Caregiver helps seniors continue to live at home Pat Guarneri Frederick more »
	Stuck in a permanent Halloween Artist's lifelong obsession with monsters highlighted in his drawings, paintings Stephen Blickenstaff Frederick more »
	Years of searching have paid off Man's collection of still banks includes almost 700 pieces Bob Murray Frederick more »
	Not just for doll lovers, this store offers unique gifts Stephen Josloff Frederick more »
	For 40 years, he's remembered every order Charlie Brown Frederick more »
	10-year-old hopes holiday fundraisers kick off a lifetime of service Joey Athey Middletown more »
	Transportation runs high on MontCo Council president's agenda Michael Knapp Germantown more »
	New Market woman helps others by working for God Debbie Williams New Market more »
	Regional public defender is a helper at heart Mary S. Riley Martinsburg, W.Va. more »
	Trains, plane and automobiles signal start of Christmas for Frederick family Bob and Noreen Moucheron Frederick more »
	Buckeystown baker delights in sweet holiday display Janet Hoey Buckeystown more »
	Woman writes book on pediatric reflux to help other parents Beth Pulsifer-Anderson Frederick more »
	Walkersville senior thrives on the stage Holly Kinnamont Walkersville more »
	Frederick County native caught a fish THIS big Dan Meekins Frederick more »
	For historian, finding his roots was revolutionary experience Raleigh Boaze Rosemont more »
	It's only the beginning, but budding graphic artist makes lasting impression Jim Jamitis Monrovia more »
	New Market woman brings pharmacy classes to Shady Grove Heather Congdon New Market more »
	Oh, what fun it is to ride ... in a UPS truck Phillip Myers Hagerstown more »
	A friend offers a Toast for the Cure Angela Spencer Frederick more »
	Woman drives for work, crafts for fun Carol Putman Yellow Springs more »
	Maryland Senior Olympian keeps himself, family active Tom Dommel Damascus more »
	Flat on her back, this Walkersville woman became one crafty lady Lee Martinson Walkersville more »
	Former school teacher finds love working in museum Peggy Auble Frederick more »
	Fire royalty temporarily swaps cleats for crown Grace Lakin Jefferson more »
	Auto tech takes car from junk to Daytona Justin Gardner Frederick more »
	Hood dean places priority on community Olivia White Hood College more »
	Detrick scientist named an Outstanding Young American Lisa Hensley Fort Detrick more »
	Catoctin guidance counselor honored for 'rewarding' work Curtis Howser Catoctin High School more »
	Girl Scout collects donations to help animal shelter Naomi Brown Frederick more »
	Frederick's past and present inspire local artist John Connors Frederick more »
	Trainers hold event to raise money for breast cancer Jessica Young & Melissa Bennett Frederick more »
	New Windsor woman rides rescued horse to victories Kim Orr New Windsor more »
	Nursing led her to FMH job she loves Maureen Lal Frederick more »
	If the shoe fits, maybe Bennett Hutt sold it Bennett Hutt Spring Ridge more »
	Meeting people is best part of fire prevention title for Wolfsville teen Meaghan Gallagher Wolfsville more »
	The furniture will cost you, but the tales are free Jane Christofori Frederick more »
	Weinberg box office manager manages holiday rush Jef Cliber Emmitsburg more »
	Hood grad volunteers with county literacy council Chelsea Henkel Hood College more »
	Cars, painting drive agent's spare time Skip Mason Braddock Heights more »
	Passion for home movies leads to dozens of veteran interviews Bob Garver Frederick more »
	Sheriff's office official sworn in as president of state association Melinda Grenier Frederick more »
	Trip to Nicaragua helps students, teacher broaden minds Mark Kavanaugh Urbana more »
	These science teachers have their eyes set on the stars Mark Bowman and Jeff Grills Frederick more »
	Being a twin taught him to put family first Richard Kaplan Montgomery Village more »
	MontCo school bus driver never has a bad day Bertha Ricketts Poolesville more »
	She leads walking team so others can hear Denise Portis Frederick more »
	Miss Fire Prevention is all about safety Britney Lowman Libertytown more »
	Fabric cutter, 90, healthy and happy at work Zelma Koontz Frederick more »
	Still courting after all these years Orville and Dorothy Baker Thurmont more »
	City woman hooked on travel business Linda Cleveland Frederick more »
	Cycling toward gold medals Syd Lea Taneytown more »
	Slice of Life — Cutco Cutlery salesman sharpens real-life skills Walkersville High School graduate juggles full-time job with music education Woodsboro resident Jesse Johnson began to sell Cutco Cutlery immediately after graduating from Walkersville High School in June 2004. At age 21, he continues to sell for the company while attending college. more »
	Slice of Life — Don't underestimate this National Guard recruit At 5-foot-nothing, 20-year-old Jesi Raeburn may not look like she fits the military mold, but her attitude says otherwise. more »
	Slice of Life — Man renovating cabin along river he grew up fishing About 7:30 a.m. Saturday, a cloud of mud hung in the lazy waters of the Monocacy River south of Links Bridge Road. more »
	Slice of Life — Brown named telecommunicator of the year Every day is different for Karlea Brown, a telecommunications specialist at Frederick County Emergency Communications."You never know what you are going to get when you pick up the phone," she said. more »
	Slice of Life — County officer corrals animals at work and play John Teal has never met Al Gore, but one of Teal's dogs has been in Gore's bathtub. more »
	Slice of Life — Mother, son work to make their community safer After several years in Florida, Kathy and Ryan Forrest could not resist coming back to Maryland to serve the community they love. more »
	Slice of Life — JUST US means food and fun ADAMSTOWN -- Two hundred forty hot dogs, 160 hamburgers, 108 sweet sausages, 192 cans of soda, 100 pounds of chicken wings, 80 pounds of whiting, 12 fried turkeys and a side dish brought by each of the 300-plus people gathered at Ballenger Creek Park. more »
	Slice of Life — Former Mt. St. Mary's star is professional triathlete Rebeccah Wassner, a 1997 Mount St. Mary's grad, won the second annual Ryka IronGirl triathlon in Columbia, pulling away from her nearest competitor in the final running leg. more »
	Slice of Life — Mount Airy teen helping fire-damaged businesses MOUNT AIRY -- A 13-year-old is doing her part to help businesses damaged by the Sept. 2 fire on South Main Street. more »
	Slice of Life — Longtime farmer now gets old wagons ready to roll WOODSBORO -- Skip Lewis has tried his hand at everything from farming crops to raising cattle and workhorses. Lewis, 73, even has a hobby that takes him back in time. more »
	Slice of Life — Almost a century of sisterhood and friendship KNOXVILLE -- When Edith Morrison Jackson was born 98 years ago, her then-2-year-old sister wasn't happy. more »
	Slice of Life — Young county farmers win big Malorie Rhoderick is funding her own college education at Virginia Tech, where out-of-state tuition runs about $25,000 a year. Winning a $4,000 Maryland Dairy Scholarship for the second time takes some of the pressure off, she said. more »
	Slice of Life — There's no rushing God's work The Rev. Anjel Scarborough believes God's work takes time, but is worth the wait. more »
	Slice of Life — At 101, Shookstown woman still finds fun at the fair Irene K. Palmer remembers hour-long rides from Shookstown to The Great Frederick Fair in a buggy drawn by two black horses. more »
	Slice of Life — Frederick County native hits New York City streets as a teacher Born and raised in Frederick County, Kymm Shern never thought she'd one day be the face of New York City's public schools. Now education ads with her picture can be seen at bus stops, telephone booths and subway stations throughout the Big Apple. more »
	Slice of Life — Eighth-graders score well on standardized college exams High school seniors might be envious of Janine Bainger and Julia Zukus, both eighth-graders at St. John Regional Catholic School. more »
	Slice of Life — Excavator digs superintendent job Excavating professional Rick Gregory is finally starting to reap the rewards of a long career. more »
	Slice of Life — Love is (the fragrance) in the air URBANA -- It may be true what ads say about people falling in love over perfume. That's how the owners of a new store specializing in bringing Italian products to Urbana fell in love. more »
	Slice of Life — More than 50 years and still going strong Charlie Abell has a lifelong love of planes. more »
	Slice of Life — Business owners build key of their own The number of keys on the streets of Frederick has risen to 31. more »