Brunswick High Seeks Stadium Lights And City Sidewalks
Brunswick officials discussed funding requests for new stadium lights at Brunswick High School and city sidewalk repairs. Booster leader Hopwood urged cost sharing of 100000 to 150000 for lights, while Councilman Eshbaugh pushed a downtown sidewalk rehab plan, with past accident settlements cited. Budget sessions run through June 2000.
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Brunswick
Brunswick High School
City Hall
Tom Smith
Il Hopwood
Hopwood
Board of Education
Bill Eshbaugh
Potomac Street
Rick Weldon
Economic Development Commission
Walt Stull
Smith
United Way speaker hails volunteers at Frederick dinner
Susan Gilmore highlighted United Way of Frederick County at the annual dinner praising volunteers and the referral center. She warned of rising need as poverty and homelessness persist, noting the nonprofit sector’s growth and donor overwhelm. Agencies honored included Ausherman Homes, FCNB Bank, Life Technologies, and Gale House named agency of the year.
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United Way
Frederick County
Susan Gilmore
Francis Scott Key Holiday Inn
Gilmore
U.S
Ms. Gilmore
Amarillo
Tex
United
Way
Ausherman Homes
Fcnb Bank
Life Technologies
Community Living
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Best Foods
Raytheon
Fairchild Controls
Fredericktown Toyota
Frederick Community College
Mental Health Association
Learning Trees
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Plamondon Enter
Prises
Lewes
Allegheny Power
the Alzheimers Association
Daybreak
Gale House
Fcnb Ban Routzahn's
Goodwill Industries
Keller Bruner and Co
City of Frederick Employees
Frederick County Public Schools
Food Lion
Wall Furniture
Dundee Motel
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
Up County Family Center
YMCA
Frederick Mutual Insurance
Frederick Broadcasting
Frederick Gas
United Way of
Joseph Baker
United Way of America
Peter H. Plamondon Jr
Ann Boyd
Frederick Police near quota as black officers rise
The Frederick Police Department has hired 12 black officers, about 10.3 percent of the force, nearing the 11.6 percent target from a 1992 court order. HRC chairmen questioned why only one black officer has been promoted, while officials cited promotion rules and ongoing hiring to meet the goal. The HRC plans to urge action next year on adding sexual preference as a protected class through state law.
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Frederick
County Human Relations Commission
Eric Brown
HRC
Edward McCoy
Kelly Russell
Lt Russell
McCoy
Frederick County
General Assembly
Zoning Appeals reconsider tower denial over 250-foot lattice
Frederick County Zoning Appeals debated revisiting a 250-foot lattice tower permit by SBA Inc. after residents voiced safety and property value concerns. Board split, with John Stann Jr in the minority. the tower denial stood 2-1. The meeting also granted an 8-foot variance for a 30-foot height limit for a new five bedroom home.
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SBA Inc
Frederick County Board of Zoning Appeals
John Stann Jr
Biggs Ford Road
William Brennan Jr
Stann
Culler Oaks
Sharlene Dunnavant
John Lovell Jr
Frederick County
Michael Thompson
Dunnavant
Police investigate Elmwood Terrace stabbing in Frederick
Frederick Police probe a Tuesday evening stabbing at Elmwood Terrace apartments. Arnold Leith, 45, was flown to R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore and remained in serious condition as investigators sought motive. Two men were reportedly involved. details remain limited.
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U.S. Air Force
Lowell E. Graham
Weinberg Center For the Arts
Frederick News-Post
Frederick
Elmwood Terrace
Arnold Leith
R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Baltimore
Wade Brown
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Sam
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Sam Yu
Julia Robb
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Jas Johezen Dr
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Thea
Doc Scantlin
Imperial Palms Orchestra
Carnell Creek
N. Market Street
Rotary Club of
Carroll Creek
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Holiday Committee
Platea
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Rae Inomey Rivida
Tahee Senda
Byenthimg Younged Techie Aboot
Patter
Wakao, Fittnn
Uda
Nadiast
Ore Cotta
Neha
Slack
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Sisto’s Sewing & Knitting
N. Market St. Frederick
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