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Nov 11, 2018
ARIA Alumni attended the Walkersville Veterans Day Ceremony. Walkersville “adopted” the crew of AGAR 23 and added their names to their veterans’ wall in Memorial Park. They honored the crew by giving the AGAR 23 Memorial Association a set of bricks with the crew’s names.
May 6, 2018
ARIA Members, Family, Friends, First-Responders, and Walkersville Residents came together to dedicate the Memorial in Walkersville, MD to those lost on AGAR 23.
MISSION COMPLETE!
April 19, 2018
The Frederick News-Post published an article announcing our upcoming AGAR 23 Memorial dedications: Walkersville to dedicate memorial for 1981 plane crash victims
March 5, 2018
Granite placed. AGAR 23 Memorial construction is COMPLETE!
Jan 11, 2018
23 Memorial Association, LLC, sent this press release to Walkersville area media outlets.
Dec 31, 2017
We finished 2017 with exactly $23,328.00 in donations. We are tremendously excited about exceeding our $20,000 goal and humbled by this particular amount. A big thanks to all our awesome supporters who played a role in honoring those lost on aircraft call sign AGAR 23, tail number 328.
Dec 12, 2017
JD Brewer (ARIA Systems Analyst) and Rug Wilson (ARIA Crew Chief & Expediter) transported the granite podium, bronze plaque, and meditation bench from Dayton, OH, to Walkersville, MD.
Nov 27, 2017
Walkersville Parks & Rec. added the flag, flagpole, and solar light.
October 2017
The Woodsboro Walkersville Times published an article covering the Sep 23rd Internment of Parts recovered from AGAR 23: Plane wreckage enshrined at Walkersville memorial site (see page 12)
Sep 26, 2017
Walkersville Parks & Rec. poured concrete slab and approaching sidewalk.
Sep 26, 2017
The Frederick News-Post published an article covering the Sep 23rd Internment of Parts recovered from AGAR 23: Walkersville pays tribute to victims of 1981 plane crash in memorial groundbreaking
Sep 23, 2017
Ceremonial Ground Breaking and Internment of Parts recovered from AGAR 23
Heritage Farm Park, 9238 Devilbiss Bridge Rd, Walkersville, MD 21793
A small group of men and women from AGAR 23’s home unit, the 4950th Test Wing, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, family members, and residents of the Walkersville community gathered to inter parts from the aircraft. These parts were found years after the crash in the fields around Walkersville. The parts were placed beneath a concrete slab that will support the granite monument.
Sep 11 – 15, 2017
Walkersville Parks & Rec. excavated memorial foundation.
Sep 9, 2017
Donations collected reached $20,000.
The memorial was 100% funded!
Sep 4, 2017
AGAR 23 Memorial Association, LLC launched website:; Team Leader – Jere McLucas
Aug 25, 2017
AGAR 23 Memorial Association, LLC, purchased a $1 million liability insurance policy.
Aug 21, 2017
Donations collected reached $15,000.
We were at 75% of our funding goal.
Aug 9, 2017
Ordered the granite podium, granite bench, and bronze plaque.
Made 50% down payment.
Aug 1, 2017
AGAR 23 Memorial Association, LLC, officially opened for business.
Sent out an email explaining our goals and requesting donations.
July 5, 2017
The Frederick News-Post published an article announcing our plans to construct the memorial: Walkersville memorial to honor victims of deadly 1981 plane crash, first responders.
June 24, 2017
AGAR 23 Memorial Association, LLC, incorporated by the State of Ohio.
June 7, 2017
Walkersville Commissioners and Parks Committee met with AGAR 23 Memorial representative Van Adams and selected the location for the memorial (approximately 39°29’52.3″N 77°20’54.2″W).
May 24, 2017
Walkersville Commissioners approved our plan to construct the AGAR 23 Memorial at Heritage Farm Park near the crash site of AGAR 23.
May 6, 2017
Former members of the 4950th Test Wing, AGAR 23’s home unit, met and decided to design, construct, and dedicate a marker by May 6, 2018.
They were soon joined by family members of those lost on the flight and many others who shared this vision.
April 14, 2017
Resurgence of interest in the goals of a Walkersville Site Marker effort.
Discussion began to bring the project back to life.But Senate President John Cullerton, D-Chicago, said that’s not the case. Lawmakers already have voted for significant reforms, he said, and with little more than a week until the scheduled end of the legislative session, there’s time to do more.
One proposal, Senate Bill 51, would tighten rules on the state’s purchasing practices, with the intention of curbing the “pay-to-play” practice of awarding state business to the politically influential.
The other measure, Senate Bill 54, would revise the state Ethics Act, giving inspectors general greater authority to investigate allegations of state employees’ misconduct and making public some of their findings. It also more strictly regulates lobbyists.
Still uncertain is what changes, if any, lawmakers will make to the state’s wide-open campaign finance system. A Senate hearing has been set for Thursday, Cullerton said.
The Senate Democrats’ plan would allow individuals to contribute up to $5,000 to a candidate for statewide, legislative or local office every calendar year. Corporations, associations, labor unions or other “non-candidate political committees” could donate up to $10,000 every calendar year.
The Reform Commission also recommended putting a stop to legislative leaders’ ability to transfer large amounts of money out of their campaign funds to help specific political candidates. The Senate Democrats’ plan doesn’t include that provision.
The Reform Commission’s overall agenda was dealt a setback on Friday when a Senate panel shot down all nine of the commission’s enforcement-related proposals on investigating and prosecuting public corruption.
But lawmakers approved a 10th proposal, which would require officials convicted of corruption to surrender their campaign funds.
Reform Commission members also will seek state officials’ assurance about scheduling a special legislative session in September to consider overhauling Illinois’ much-criticized redistricting process, which redraws legislative boundaries every 10 years. Commission members want lawmakers to vote by this fall on some kind of revised restricting plan.
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Los Angeles Dodgers v Cleveland Indians over 9.5 +107 - **W**

Seattle Mariners v Minnesota Twins over 11 +127 - **L**

Baltimore Orioles v Chicago White Sox over 11.5 +117 - **L**

Boston Red Sox v Philadelphia Phillies over 9 +147 - **L**

Washington Nationals v New York Mets over 10 +129 - **W**

Tampa Bay Rays v Detroit Tigers over 10 +111 - **L**

San Francisco Giants v Colorado Rockies over 12 +126 - **W**

New York Yankees v Oakland Athletics over 9 +113 - **W**

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