Frederick County funding requests stir debate on budget
County agencies and nonprofit groups seek state and local funding totaling nearly two hundred thousand dollars for fiscal 2000. Requests cover education services, job training, health, developmental disability programs, teen outreach, and transportation, with officials weighing impact against a tight budget and shifting federal investments.
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Frederick City
Ric Adams
Health Department
Frederick's Promise Summit on after school care May 26
A daylong Frederick Community College meeting titled Frederick's Promise will explore better youth activities next month. Sessions include James Vollbracht of the Search Institute and focus on AIDS prevention, substance abuse, teen stress and self harm. TJ Youth Club members from Gov. Thomas Johnson Middle School will participate. Registration ends April 30. call 301-631-3536 for details.
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Frederick
Frederick Community College
James Vollbracht
The
Search Institute of
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Colin Powell
Gov. Thomas Johnson Middle School
Krystal Pinto
Keshawn Snowden
James Stevenson
Brian Diggs
Joey Morrissette
Lamont Stewart
Samantha Weedon
Office of Children and Families
City malls buyer beware ordinance advances in Frederick
At Alderman Blaine Youngs urging Frederick moves toward a buyers beware ordinance requiring sellers to offer buyers access to the city master plan amendments and official maps before signing real estate contracts. The measure would notify buyers of planned land uses and airport proximity while seeking Realtors cooperation to inform and align parties on the proposal.
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Blaine Young
City of
Frederick
Young
Heather Smith
Frederick County Realtors Association
Ms Smith
Joseph Baldi
Baldi
FCC seeks 8 percent budget hike from Frederick County
Frederick Community College requests 69 million from Frederick County for next year, 519,018 more than this year, while county staff proposes 135,000 more. The college seeks state federal and tuition funding totaling 20.3 million, a 7.9 percent increase, to expand programs and services including a culinary arts program, distance degree center, and updated online resources, with tuition unchanged for the next year.
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Frederick
FCC
Coats
London
I/Tech
Crabbs
Shorb Excels in Navy Basic Training Graduation
Seaman Daniel Shorb excelled at Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command Great Lakes Illinois though ranked five out as the fore during graduation ceremonies. He is the son of Vicki Shearer, a technician, and his next duty assignment is nuclear school in Goose Creek, South Carolina.
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Navy
Daniel Shorb
Recruit Command
Great Lakes
Vicki Shearer Tekni Gate
Bre
Goose, &.C
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