Community Concerts program advances with upcoming shows
Community Concerts celebrates 31 consecutive sellouts during a successful membership campaign that funds a 1985 88 season featuring Guy Lombardo s Royal Canadians Orchestra Jury s Irish Cabaret Norman Luboff Choir and Max Morath Quatet at Gov Thomas Johnson High School Auditorium All events begin at 7 15 p m with season cards mailed in September and reciprocal benefits with nearby communities including free admission for cardholders.
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Royal Canadians Orchestra
Art Mooney
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Norman Luboff
Wahnce Arnorams Affar
Max Morath
Hagerstown
Gettysburg
Chambersburg
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Betty's
Dorothy Hobson
John F. Lewis
Parking debate centers on Winchester Hall site and deck design
County and Frederick city officials discuss a proposed parking deck near Winchester Hall. Debates include land reuse behind a home, aesthetic compatibility with historic buildings, and traffic needs for county offices. The plan would reuse Winchester Hall land, with access kept via Church Street and Maxwell Alley.
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Nostalgia Antiques
Johnson
City Hall
Division of Social Services
Board of Education
Frederick
Johnger
Winchester Hall
Baltimore
Arris
Historic District Commission
Church Street
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church Street
Maxwell Alley
Weather: heat continues as Danny weakens after Gulf landfall
National and regional forecast show high pressure keeping hot humid conditions for two to four days. Hurricane Danny has made landfall along the western Gulf Coast and is fading over the Mississippi Valley. Western Maryland faces isolated storms then hot muggy days with highs near 90s to mid 90s and scattered late-day thunderstorms. Maryland mountains and ocean beaches similar patterns with warm temps, daylight sun, and nightly lows in the 70s.
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Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
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Rate increase approved for FMH to add preventive health services
Frederick Memorial Hospital is among 20 facilities approved for a rate increase to fund preventive health services. The HSCRC noted 32 hospitals applied for 42 programs with 22 approved totaling about 1.006 million dollars to initiate or expand preventive activities. FMH receives 150,000 for prenatal and parenting education, back school, weight control and cardiovascular classes.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Brian Bowman
FMB
Bowman
Arlene Stephenson
Health Services Cost Review Commission
HSCRC
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