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Hes great," said Mary Ellen Mitchell, development coordinator for the Greater Maryland Chapter of the Alzheimers Association. "I dont know what wed do without him. "

Mr. Walker has created two videos that provide tips on moving and packing. A portion of the proceeds from sales will go to the Maryland Chapter of the Alzheimers Association.

Frederick hosts the largest walk for the Greater Maryland Chapter, Ms. Mitchell said. This year, she expects between 500 and 600 people to participate.

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He spent last season as assistant coach at his alma mater, Tampa Catholic, where he played for four seasons from 1989-93 before receiving a basketball scholarship at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.

The other new Central coaches include: Christina Brandel (girls soccer), Lindsay Grey (softball) and Roy Reyes (wrestling). Girls basketball Head Coach Penny Gressick will take over girls golf.

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Like an octopus, the Chesapeake Bay extends watery arms in all directions, stretching its influence far inland. One of those tentacles, the Wicomico River, brushes past the town of Fruitland on Marylands Eastern Shore. There, in an easy-to-miss strip mall, Restaurant 213 offers a blissful dining experience. Chef-owner Jim Hughes fine American dining with global influences encompasses lots of seafood, prepared and served with care, flair, and a refreshing lack of pretension; 410/677-4880 or

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I used it to open many doors all around the area and throughout the state. I made myself a name. People turned to me for the scoop on a high school team, or one of the many Salisbury University or University of Maryland Eastern Shore programs I became so accustomed to. And this very column, boy has that come a long way. I couldnt editorialize to save my life when I got here. Now people call or write me every week with their opinions of my opinions. That has been a lot of fun.

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And so Ive got a plan to work with -- to spend money on technologies. See, the technological development here at this school has been dramatic. Well, we can achieve the same technological breakthroughs when it comes to energy. And that starts with how we drive our automobiles. You know, one of these days, youre going to have a -- batteries in your automobile that will enable you to drive the first 40 miles without gasoline, and your car doesnt have to look like a golf cart. (Laughter. ) I mean, I bet the people down in this part of the world like to drive pickups, Mike. (Laughter. ) But were going to have a battery that makes those pickups go.

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Remarks by President Bush on Labor Day. - WASHINGTON, Sept. 4 /PRNewswire/ -- The following is a transcript of remarks by President Bush on Labor Day.

Melanie Johns, 13, a freshman at Catonsville High, planned to go camping with friends but got grounded and had to stay at home. Bob Schumann, 76, wanted to fish in Southern Maryland but was too busy working in the garden of his Parkville home. Curtis Ferguson, 67, a retired postal worker, did fish from the bridge at Loch Raven last week but never managed to get up to Pennsylvania for the NASCAR races.

One more time," Grant said as he fidgeted with his new school uniform a few days into fourth grade at Immaculate Conception in Towson. He had daydreamed of jet-skiing, playing miniature golf and going to

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Fletcher Snipes and Jim Byrd tied with Gary Klann and Ray Rundus in a men and rsquo;s association 9-hole tournament where only six clubs could be used. Both teams shot 32. . Mike Armstrong shot his best round of 67 and Byrd shot a 78. . Mike Rhodes, Rennie Johnson, Larry Trodgen and Burl Floyd won the front nine in the Tuesday gangsome. Bob Davis, Charlie McBride and Sam Pitchford won the back nine. . Nick Phinney shot a 40 to win the final tournament of the summer in the Fayetteville Metro Junior Golf Association. He won the 16-17 age group. John Michael-Cole won the 13-15 group with a 40. Zach Johnson shot 39 to win the 10-12 group. In the girls and rsquo; division, Samantha Henry won the 16-17 group, Tyson Blount won the 13-15 and Breanna Newton won the 10-12.

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Sept. 8 - Frederick County Chamber of Commerce, Business2business Connection luncheon, 11:30 a. m. to 1:30 p. m. , Hollow Creek Golf Club, 50 Glenbrook Drive, Middletown, Md. usd. 35, members; usd. 50, nonmembers. Prepayment required. Registration deadline is Sept. 4. To register, call 301-662-4164.

Sept. 21- Maryland Workforce Exchange, resume review, 9 to 11 a. m. , Washington County One-Stop Job Center, 14 N. Potomac St. , Suite 100, Hagerstown. The workshop is free. Call 301-393-8255 to make sure theres space available.

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Friedgen followed that discourse with a leap from his golf cart, growling at a startled reporter before cackling with amusement at his own display of readiness. It was one of several playful moments in the last month for Friedgen, who seems far more at ease this year than in other seasons.

Nearly four weeks after reporting for camp, Maryland football players insist they are prepared for a season they believe will vault them back into the postseason.

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After the Northern snakehead catastrophe, Marylanders know better than to dump exotic pets into local waterways, but citizens always need to be on the alert for new invasive species. Please immediately notify the state Department of Agriculture at 410-841-5700. Let them know that you suspect an invasive species has been introduced into the lake and creek.

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