Open NOW forum draws seventeen Freder ick County candidates
Seventeen candidates for Frederick County Commissioner attended a forum hosted by the Frederick County Chapter of NOW. Incumbents Sterling Bollinger and Charles Smith spoke as did Tony Fuca who later said NOW and NARAL endorsed him. The discussion focused on affordable housing and child care with calls for zoning changes, ground rent ideas, and stronger county leadership.
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Frederick County
National Organization of Women (Now
Sterling Bollinger
Charles Smith
Whey
Frederick
Lawrence Way
Howard County
Ick
Mick Mastrino
Way
Tony Fuca
National Now
National Abortion Rights Action League
NARAL
Bruce Reeder
Winston Mann
NOW
End of year solar maximum predicted amid power fears
Astronomers forecast a peak in solar activity by year end with potential electricity disruptions. Potomac Edison official Cyndi Shoop notes constant monitoring of transmission facilities and says current sun flares have not harmed the utility. The sunspot cycle begins as activity rises in both hemispheres and can last from hours to months.
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Cyndi Shoop
Potomac Edison
Architects begin design proposals for Delaplaine Center
Five architectural firms were selected from 18 proposals for the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center renovation at Mountain City Mill on South Carroll Street. Finalists include Cho Wilks and Benn, Quinn Evans, Richter Cornbrooks Gribble, Robert S. May, George Vaeth Associates, Cooper Lecky and Associates with Benjamin and Associates. Final award and fall 1991 opening planned. proposals due Sept. 22 and contract awarded Oct. 4.
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Delaplaine Visual Arts Center
Meredith Springer
Frederick Arts Center Foundation
Old Mountain City
South Carroll Street
Carroll Creek
East Patrick Street
Springer
Cho, Wilks and Benn
Baltimore
Quinn Evans
Washington, D.C
Richter
Cornbrooks and Gribble
Robert 5. May
Frederick
George Vaeth
Columbia
Cooper-Lecky and Associates of
Benjamin and Associates
Statewide Youth Crisis Hotline expands to Frederick County
The Frederick County Hotline joins Maryland’s Youth Crisis Hotline network offering 24 hour toll free support at 1-800-422-0009 serving Frederick, Washington, Allegany and Garrett counties. Six centers statewide handle calls with Frederick reporting diverse crisis topics from home stress to potential self harm and a strong volunteer base of 30 active helpers.
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Frederick County
Youth Crisis
Frederick
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Maryland
United States
WU Luo Ue LU Pe Socka
Ms. Hockman
Frederick Center
Kramer Accuses Potter of Trolley Flip-Flop in MD Primary
Montgomery County Executive Sidney Kramer charges challenger Neal Potter with flip flopping on the Bethesda to Silver Spring trolley plan. Potter says he prefers a bus line and only supported a Master Plan amendment, while Kramer cites shifting positions as voters head toward the primary with four weeks left.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Sidney Kramer
Montgomery County Council
Neal Potter
Kramer
Potter
Bethesda
Silver Spring
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Freder
Julia Robb
News-Post
Hotline
State Network
Ruth W. Ellis
Montgomery
William Donald Schaefer
Schaefer
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Ashburn, Inc
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Spindie
Arrow
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Frederick City
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Nexsek
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