Planner lauds Frederick developers and districts
Frederick planning chair Sally Murphy praised several developers and projects including Whittier Dearbought Wor mans Mall as quality Planned Neighborhood Developments with townhouses rear alleys and a Neath Square style for Wormans Mill. She stressed need for developers willing to take risks and noted Kentland Gaithersburg as an example of high density creativity.
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Sally Murphy
City Planning Commission
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Wormans Mill
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Children plant garden to feed the poor at the YMCA
North Frederick Kid's Club and the Frederick YMCA transformed an abandoned flower garden into a six by six foot vegetable plot behind the YMCA. Fifteen children planted tomatoes peppers and beans as part of Nickelodeon's Big Help Week to aid the Frederick Rescue Mission and show youth volunteering across the country.
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Kid's Club
Frederick Ymca
YMGCA
Frederick
YMCA
Ymcaa
Ms. Jennings
Nickelodeon
Munity
Marva Smails
City Hall on Carroll Creek Proposed in Frederick
Frederick Mayor Jim Grimes floated a plan for a new City Hall along Carroll Creek but no concrete proposals exist. He suggested repurposing the current City Hall as a Circuit Court or nonprofit hub while Aldermen weighed creek development and long term space needs.
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Jim Grimes
Carroll Creek
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County
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Donna Kuzemchak
Blaine Young
Ronald Young
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Carol Young honored as Maryland Distinguished Principal
Hillcrest Elementary principal Carol Young received the Maryland Distinguished Principal Award in Ocean City. She led Hillcrest since 1987, guiding 850 students in a diverse, high-mobility environment with innovative programs and a daily student TV program.
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Carol Young
Maryland
Ocean City
Carol
Elizabeth Morgan
Frederick County
Dr Morgan
Ms. Young
Jéan Smith
Board of Education
Ms. Smith
Nelson Palmer
Frederick County Public Schools
Richard Beckley Sr. Dies at 85 Former tourism council president
Richard Perry Beckley Sr., former Frederick County Tourism Council president, died Friday at Frederick Memorial Hospital at age 85. Born December 27, 1912, in Hagerstown, he owned Beckley's Motel until 1982 and helped build the U.S. 15 Information Center in 1983. Survived by his wife Ethel, three sons, seven grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, and a sister. Funeral set for April 27 at Robert E. Dailey & Son Funeral Home with visiting Sunday.
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Richard Perry Beckley Sr
Frederick County
Hagerstown
Milton Guy
Nancy Kanade Beckley
Beckley
Francis Scott Key
Antique Car Club
Antique Automobile Club of America
Packard Club
U.S. 15 Information Center
Catoctin Manor
Richard Perry Beckley Jr
Cindy
Eagle Bay
N.Y
Robert Lee Beckley
Sharyn
Michael Ray Beckley
LaRue
Frederick
Louise Creel
R. Lee Beckley Jr
Howard Eugene Beckley
Frederick Funeral Home
Robert E. Dailey & Son
N. Market St
Matthew Poole
U S Navy Band Concerts Canceled After Executive Officer Death
The U S Navy Band cancels Sunday April 26 concerts at the Weinberg Center for the Arts Frederick due to the executive officer's death. The Frederick News-Post sponsors the events and cannot reschedule soon. Condolences are offered to the band and the officer's family. future concerts will be planned with notice.
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Weinberg Center For the Arts
Frederick
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