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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1999

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Sheriff seeks $1.1 million budget hike for deputies and staff

Frederick County Sheriff James Hagg asked Commissioners to add about 1.1 million to his FY2000 budget to fund two administrative specialists, two information specialists, a grants coordinator, a public information officer, a computer systems analyst, and six cadet positions. He cites rising calls for service as population nears 200,000 and aims to shorten response times from 11 to 8 minutes. He also seeks funds for an education program with Frederick Community College and expansion of the COPS program.

James Haany Frederick Easioeneral Hagg Hagy Frederick Community College FCC Sheriff's Office COPS Lars Filby General Assembly John Mathias Ron Hart Frederick County Winchester Hall Hart ECDC Jim Shaw Shaw

Kosovo Kids Crisis Committee Funds Raised at Walkersville Middle

Ten Walkersville Middle School students raised 2300 dollars to aid Kosovars. The effort, named Kosovo Kids Crisis Committee, involved nearby Brunswick and Middletown middle schools and several elementary schools. Frederick County Red Cross allowed the flag to fly in tribute.

Walkersville Red Cross Kosovo E Tass Walkersville Middle School International Committee of the Red Cross Brunswick Middletown Glade Green Valley Wolfsville Frederick County American Red Cross

Sanchez state finalist in teen pageant

Kristina Sanchez has been chosen as a state finalist in the Miss Maryland American Teen Pageant to be held June 26 to 28 at Hunt Valley Marriott. She is the daughter of Dennis and Lydna Taylor of Frederick. The pageant is for girls ages 16 to 17. The winner receives a $500 cash award a crown and banner a bouquet of roses a day in Disney World for two and a travel package to compete in the National Pageant at Walt Disney World in Florida. Her sponsors include only parents at this time.

Kristina Sanchez Maryland Hunt Valley Marriott Dennis and Lydna Taylor Frederick Disney World Walt Disney World Florida

Senate OKs county rebate bill for Frederick municipalities

The Maryland Senate approved a bill requiring Frederick County to provide tax rebates to its 12 municipalities, aligning with eight other counties. The measure, unanimous at 9 p.m., now heads to Governor Glendening for signing. Frederick City expects about 1.2 million while smaller towns receive far less, and local leaders worry about possible withholding of funds to fund schools amid growth pressures.

Annapolis Senate Frederick County House of Delegates Frederick Jim Grimes John L Parris Glendening

Mann steps down as county ALS Council chair in July

Dr. Stephan Mann, who has led Frederick County's ALS Advisory Council since 1995, announced Monday he will resign as chair in July due to increasing work commitments while remaining involved. The council weighs expanding its mission to cover all emergency medical services and Maryland rolls out new pre hospital care protocols requiring provider training by July 1.

Frederick County Council Tom Smith Oneas Maryland

Middletown weighs tax hike as hearings set

Middletown officials announce a tax rate hearing to address anticipated higher revenue next year and plan two budget workshops in April. The Town also considers curb housing by Scout Troop 476, a consent agreement to clear the 100 block of E Main Street, a traffic light study at Hollow Road and US Alternate 40, possible Jefferson Street one way change, a free study offer from Acer Engineers, and Administrator Drew Bowen receiving a public service award.

Middletown Celiger E. Main Street Hollow Road U.S. Alternate 40 Burgess Bill Thompson State Department of Transportation Robert Fisher Jefferson Street Tho Way Main Street Acer Drew Bowen Janet L. Hoffman The American Society of Public Administrators

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