By Heather Cobun
The Daily Record

Del. William G. Folden joined the military at age 17, leaving behind his high school sweetheart. Despite feeling “fearless,” at the time, he did not propose. More than 25 years later, he’s glad he did not tie the knot. “When you’re 17, young love is great,” the Frederick County Republican told his fellow delegates Friday. “I … Read more

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