Mother Earth's Attic Opens in Downtown Frederick
New downtown Frederick shop Mother Earth's Attic offers a unique selection of natural cosmetics and environmentally friendly products. Owned and operated by Vana McGee with partners Michael McGee Kimberly and Bob Travis, the store is at 49 KE Patrick St.
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Willard named AC director and industry boards
Willard, president of Willard AgriService in Frederick, has been elected to the board of Abie Corp. Monroe Louisiana. Abie Corp. is parent to Poly- Processing in Louisiana Poly-Cat in California. He also serves on boards including Avliance Agronomics in Richmond Virginia and Fluid Fertilizer Foundation in St Louis Missouri.
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Thomas elected mail order group's new president
Charles B. Thomas of Lilypons Water Gardens Maryland has been elected president of the Mailorder Association of Nurseries. The group supports professional mail order nurseries and aims to improve service and inform gardeners about ordering plant material by mail. Thomas has led Lilypons Water Gardens since 1975 and is a noted speaker on aquatic plants across the nation.
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Daubert Named Vice President At James Madison Mortgage Co
Kathy Daubert, previously manager of the Frederick office at 3 Hillcrest Drive, has been named vice president of James Madison Mortgage Co. She is active in professional and community groups and has earned multiple real estate honors. Her community work includes home repairs for those in need, soup kitchens, and charity events.
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James Madison Mortgage Co
Frederick
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Frederick County Association of Realtors
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Construction activity declines in June as government spending falls
The Commerce Department reports a 1.5 percent drop in total U.S. construction in June to a 416.9 billion annual pace, the worst since May 1991. Residential construction rose 1.1 percent, but government construction fell 5.7 percent and nonresidential private projects declined 0.9 percent.
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FCNB Corp. promotes VenDouren and Hess to vice presidents
Alan R. VenDouren is named vice president for residential mortgage loans and Duane K. Hess becomes vice president for branch administration at FCNB Corp. and Frederick County National Bank. The promotions reflect ongoing growth after loan department expansion and new branches, with both men taking on broader leadership roles. VenDouren has 12 banking years and active community roles. Hess oversees administration for 11 branches and supports expansion, bringing extensive FCNB tenure since 1979.
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University of Maryland
Maryland Bankers Association
Frederick
Wickes reports first quarter income and loss
Wickes Companies of Santa Monica California posted operating income of 14.5 million on sales of 548.2 million for the quarter ended April 25 1992 up from 12.8 million and 507.6 million the prior year After interest and taxes the firm showed a net loss of 17 million versus 17.7 million last year for the same period.
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Santa Monica
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Daryl Smith Co Wins Locker and Shelving Contracts
Daryl Smith Co of Middletown completed metal locker and steel shelving contracts with several schools in Western Maryland and the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia. The projects cover outfitting facilities with durable storage solutions for athletic facilities classrooms and common areas. Local districts expand infrastructure as metal furnishings are installed to meet growing school needs.
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Eastern Panhandle
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