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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1994
Page
10
Freder ic resident Guy Whidden describes a Normandy day observance and his preparation to join a paratrooper group bound for Europe. He details training, family plans, and his view of French support versus the American stance while emphasizing the resolve and risks of the mission.
County officials request six hundred thousand dollars for farm programs citing delays in permits and inspections. Dey and the Pata Departmons push for funds as the electrical inspector backlog and pension costs accrue. Shaw notes project delays from overburdened staff while 1992 gaming permits exhibit capacity strain across agencies.
Bonnie C Fox, principal of Seneca Valley High School, will retire after 28 years with Montgomery County Public Schools and move to Charles B Smith Day School in Rockville as upper school principal starting July 1. She says the decision reflects personal and professional best, denies influence by recent student rape controversy, and notes strong letters of recommendation from school officials.
Fredericktowne Village residents, city officials, and Mayor Jim Grimes spent over an hour with developer Richard Brinker reviewing problems at River Walk. Brinker pledged immediate fixes to Sweet Gum Court including wing and sidewalk repairs and addressing dirt covered walkways, a sediment trap, and a stormwater plan. Inspectors want benches repaired, oak trees relocated to fit sidewalks, and street lights restored, with Brinker promising timely action and residents seeking guarantees improvements won’t be forgotten.
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