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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1997

Page

4

Weinberg Center hires update for box office post

Theresa Ramirez, the sole applicant, works to learn the Weinberg Center box office system as the 4 p.m. Friday deadline looms. Weinberg director Wu notes she has not been hired yet while three ads drawn few responses for other open posts and two vacancies follow the firing of Vandever and Murphy.

Weinberg Center Theresa Ramirez Weinberg Ms. Ramirez Ms. Wu Lesley Vandever Sandra Murphy

Grimes appoints APFO committee in Frederick

Frederick Mayor Jim Grimes appoints an Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance committee to study growth tools ensuring school capacity, roads, water and sewer keep pace with residential development. The group, including planning officials and a developer, will assess APFOs locally and county laws to propose an ordinance.

Frederick Jim Grimes Grimes Frederick County Planning Commission Sally Murphy William Hail Bruce Dean Seymour Stern Jeffery Patrick McEvoy Steve Oder Ray Barnes Frederick County Public Schools James Schmersahl Catherine Parks Richard Griffin Lynn Board

No bones about it K9 won’t stay on the job

Sirk a K 9 with the Frederick County Sheriff s Office made his last public appearance at Middletown High School on Friday morning Brandy Darling a 14 year old MHS student invited her brother in law Deputy First Class Jeff Norris to address students about his work as a K 9 handler Norris led a 30 minute question and answer session with the students

Jeff Norris Frederick County K-9 Middletown Sirk Frederick County Sheriff's Office Middletown High School Brandy Darling MHS Norris

Experts Urge Warm Up Before Exercising This Spring

Local chiropractors warn dormant or less active people risk injuries as May-like warmth arrives. Doctors advise gradual activity increases, golf practice warmups, yard work pacing, and caution that overuse injuries rise with sudden activity. Weather notes predict 70s temps with showers possible tonight and Sunday, then warmth returns after a cold front.

John Hagemann Scott Tuminelli David Koronet Koronet Sirk Sheriff's Office Norris Kilo Sheryl Engle Frederick Memorial National Weather Service Calvin Meadows

Frederick County Boards of Health mark 111 years of service

Frederick County celebrates the 111th anniversary of its boards of health, established July 7, 1886, to regulate community health. Eileen Spangler notes the evolution from a part time office to a seven division, 200 employee agency now a world class health organization. Public Health Week features library displays, activity bags, and radio contests for free Frederick Keys tickets.

Frederick County Frederick Maryland Eileen Spangler Spangler Health Department Frederick Keys Health Week

Fort Ritchie PenMar bill stalls in Maryland Senate

The PenMar Development Corp bill to oversee Fort Ritchie’s transfer from public to private hands stalled after a March 31 hearing in the Senate Budget and Taxation Committee. MEDCO could perform the same function, say supporters, while opponents urge PenMar to keep local control. The base is slated to close in October 1998 and debate continues as the legislature nears adjournment.

D-Harford Maryland Economic Development Commission PenMar Development Corp Maryland Mr. Amoss Barbara Hoffman Baltimore MEDCO Ms. Hoffman

Curran to speak on media violence at Frederick school

Maryland attorney general J. Joseph Curran will visit Parkway Elementary School in Frederick on Monday at 10 30 a m to address media violence and its impact on children and crime. The event invites students to discuss the issue with the official and public schools.

Curran Maryland J. Joseph Curran Parkway Elementary School Frederick

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