FCC Trustee nominees seek to strengthen Frederick County college board
The Frederick County Democratic Central Committee nominated four prominent residents for two upcoming FCC Board of Trustees seats. Nominees Jeffery D. Bresee Samuel S. Hollingsworth Rev Dr Francis E Reinberger and J Vernon Summers are all white with three attorneys, one practicing part time. They advocate improving FCC to expand higher education access in Frederick County. The governor may appoint any candidate. timing of announcement is uncertain. Bresee outlines FCC as an alternative educational path with area tailored courses. Hollingsworth urges a balance between educators and business leaders. Reinberger emphasizes FCCs community role and affordable education. Summers notes FCCs important educational role and would assess changes after joining. The January bond sales report shows Frederick County ranking third in Maryland for Series E and H bonds with 200,736 sold, behind Garrett and Baltimore City, within a statewide total of 14,559,591.
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Sjamsville
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State General Assembly
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Gordon
National Institutes of Health
John A. Scigliano
Myersville
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Washington County
Howard County
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Frederick City officials study 1979 budget proposals
Frederick City leaders and department heads review preliminary budget requests through the week. Hearings began Monday with select Board of Aldermen members and mayor hearing items from treasurer staff. Last year’s operating budget was 6.05 million with a 5.8 percent raise for full time staff.
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FBI Frederick recruits 1800 for clerical typing posts
The Frederick FBI office seeks 1800 applicants for clerical and typing jobs at FBI headquarters over the next six months. Special agents James Duffy and Ronald Lichtinger will be available Thursday April 27 at the Frederick FBI Resident Agency Room 4 Court Square Building 102 W Church St for residents of Frederick and Carroll Counties.
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Carroll Counties
Budget debates shape Frederick County schools plan
Frederick County faces a tight funding year as school officials push for a $37 million request for next year amid growth and rising costs. County leaders cite a constant yield tax formula that lowers the rate and complicates any rate hike. Budget hearings begin with input from citizens as commissioners weigh cuts and maintain local services.
Warfield site favored for county library amid debate
County officials weigh Warfield property as potential library site citing flood risk, parking, and high study ratings. Commissioners Virts and Crum express mixed views while Mrs. Smariga notes the tavern’s price and usability factor. Bollinger’s involvement prompts calls for careful consultation before a decision.
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Warfield
Wirts
Paul L. Crum Jr
Crum
Donald L. Lewis
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