Airport 50th anniversary budget sparks debate citywide
City officials weighed a $2000 plan to celebrate the Erick Municipal Airport’s 50th anniversary in June including memorabilia tents and rededication of the terminal. Aldermen questioned funding. privatizing trash collection in the historic district also moved forward with user fees eyed to cover costs.
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Blaine Young
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Agency offers health care programs in Frederick clinic
The Frederick Community Action Agency runs two health care programs through a walk in clinic staffed by nurse practitioners physicians nurses and case managers. Health Care for the Homeless offers free primary health care and case management for homeless people in shelters or transitional housing. Maryland Primary Care provides free primary health care for low income adults enrolled in the Maryland Pharmacy Assistance Program. Case managers can help with pharmacy assistance applications. The agency partners with Priority Partners to provide care for Maryland Medical Assistance recipients ages 14 and up. For more information call 301 494 1506 and TDD 301 662 9164.
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Gram
Maryland
Bentz Street Playground Dedication in Frederick City
Friends of Baker Park in collaboration with the City of Frederick dedicate Bentz Street Playground Saturday at 9 30 a m at the William R Talley Recreation Center if rain. Donors of 500 or more are recognized at 9 a m as part of a 160 000 project with a music presentation and remarks from FOBP leaders. Mayor Jim Grimes unveils a major contributor plaque while Parkway Elementary students present. The event precedes Baker Park’s annual Children’s Festival.
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Archie Rogers
Friends of
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City of
Frederick
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Two farms nominated for agricultural preservation in Frederick County
Frederick County Planning Commission voted to recommend two properties for inclusion in the agricultural preservation district. H Wayne and Joan Ridgely plan to place 142 acres along Clemsonville Road into preservation but 20 acres were removed due to an unpermitted horse operation. Joseph and Norma Stambaugh also seek inclusion of their 40 acre beef farm along Sixes Road near the Redone and Carroll counties.
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Plannin Commission
H. Wayne
Joan Ridgely
Clemsonville Road
Commission
Fern Hines
Joseph
Norma Stambaugh
Sixes Road
Redone
Carroll County
Planning panel weighs golf course near Ballenger Creek Pike
An 18 hole golf course with driving range and club house on 140 acres near Ballenger Creek Pike and East Bas ford Road prompts concerns from Planning Commission members about road safety and water runoff. Officials discuss natural preservation and neighbor outreach as site plans proceed. The 1998 annual report shows Frederick County population growth to 192,703, 1,990 new housing units, and 71,730 total housing units with 935 building lots on 917 acres. Agricultural preserves cover 1,681 acres with six farms selling development rights on 1,171 acres.
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Planning Commission
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Commission
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Fern Hines
Planning Department
Frederick
New Market
Frederick County
Maryland You Are Beautiful seeks nominations for 13th annual awards
The Maryland You Are Beautiful Program with the Department of Business and Economic Development and the Governor's Office invites nominations for the 13th Maryland's Most Beautiful People Volunteer Awards. Gov. Glendening urges recognition of selfless volunteers shaping Maryland's future beyond 2000. Nomination forms are available in public buildings or by calling 410-767-6332 or via the program site before Aug. 13.
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Maryland
Department of Business and Economic Development
Governor's Office
Parris N. Glendening
Sharon West named Frederick County director of special education
Special education director Sharon West has been selected as the county's director of special education and psychological services after serving in an acting role. The nationwide search to replace Dr. Michele Krantz, who became associate superintendent of elementary schools, ended with five finalists from other states and Maryland counties. West previously supervised special education from kindergarten through 12th grade and helped develop programs such as the school-within-a-school at Heather Ridge and a preschool for autistic children.
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Ms. West
Michele Krantz
Sharon
Daniel Cunningham
di Krantz
Maryland
Cunningham
Frederick County
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