Frederick Community College outlines 20 year master plan growth
FCC officials approve a 20 year campus master plan envisioning 170 percent enrollment growth through 2010 with four new buildings two major additions a library and administration center and an eight million dollar library project at the core. The plan foresees five courtyards a revised entry road and expanded parking along with up to 10 new programs and phased construction starting with a new library and administration building.
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Frederick
Betts
Jon Larson
Opossumtown Pike
Fine Arts
Vo-Tech
Larson
Senate kills Frederick County subpoena power bill
A Maryland Senate Judicial Pro ceedings Committee vote ended a bill that would have let Frederick County Human Relations Commission subpoena employers and staff records. The bill’s enforcement provisions were struck, leaving only subpoena powers. Senator Walter M. Baker opposed broad powers, stating he favors individual rights and warned against government subpoenas.
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Annapolis
House of Delegates
Senate
Frederick County
Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee
Walter M. Baker
Eastern Shore
HRC
House Constitutional and Administrative Law Committee
House
Maryland
Baker
Rally in Annapolis backs Governor Schaefer amid turmoil
About 100 friends gathered outside the Maryland State House to show support for Gov William Donald Schaefer amid weeks of negative publicity from demonstrations including a parade of outhouses. Among attendees was former boxer Al Flora with boxing gloves bearing Keep Punchin.
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Annapolis
State House
William Donald Schaefer
al Flora
Maryland
Schaefer
Maryland governor warns of 1992 tax hikes
Governor William Donald Schaefer says a multimillion dollar deficit in Maryland's coming budgets makes a tax increase inevitable in 1992, while denying he will propose the tax hikes. He blames the General Assembly strategy for forcing him to balance the budget and expects job cuts, possibly by attrition, totaling about 1,200 before July 1992.
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Annapolis
Maryland
William Donald Schaefer
Schaefer
General Assembly
Nancy Kopp
Montgomery
House
Senate approves Monocacy river protection bill
The Maryland Senate voted 46 to 0 to approve a measure protecting the Monocacy River and sending it to Governor Schaefer. It creates a permanent advisory board for Carroll and Frederick counties, outlines planning and enforcement steps, targets illegal dumping, raises public awareness, and urges a interstate compact with Pennsylvania.
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Carroll
Frederick
Pennsylvania
Monocacy Scenic River
Rezoning reversal appeal dropped over bias concerns in New Market case
In Frederick County Maryland a circuit court ruling reversing a 1987 New Market rezoning stands unchallenged by commissioners amid bias concerns. The Woodville District Citizens Association and Linda Miller appealed. B&C Farm Limited Partnership seeks 32 acres rezoned for 24 single family homes.
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Frederick County
David Gray
Sue Ann Yingling
Bruce Reeder
B&c Farm Limited Partnership
B&c
Mark Hoke
Old Annapolis Road
Old Annapolis Court
Hoke
Woodville District Citizens Association
Linda Miller
Court of Special Appeals
Ms. Miller
Woodville
Miller
Stepier
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Rederick
ING Plan
Robert C. Reid
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the Guy
Shore
Associated Press
Stu Kerr
Monocacy River
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