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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1999

Page

10

Ambulance unit revival hinges on member-led plan overhaul

The Frederick County ambulance group faced discouragement but rebuilt by surveying members, enlisting Wayne Powell for strategic planning, and launching a broad campaign to recruit from Mount St. Mary’s College and the National Emergency Training Center. They partnered with Vigilant Hose Co to gain breathing room, revised duties, and a flexible volunteer ethic, logging calls and improving response times as pride returns and social ties heal.

Messner Mary Lu Little E Comply Wayne Powell Keeney Powell National Fire Academy Mount St. Mary's College National Emergency Training Center Seton Avenue Frederck County Central Alarm Vigilant Hose Co Frank Davis Everoral Ee Dispatch Frederick County Emmitsburg

Historic District panel grapples with vinyl windows case

The HDC debated replacing seven wooden windows with vinyl at a property near All Saints Street. The panel considered leniency, the visibility of shingles, and delaying removal for up to ten years, with disagreements over whether the work should have been approved.

Tilden HDC All Saints St Zick Fore Carl Robin Lawton Doug Brown

Bonds- Frederck County earns upgrade boosting 1999 issue

Frederck County receives an investment grade rating from Fitch praising quality of life and growth policies that protected rural land and supported development. The upgrade applies to 154 million general obligation bonds and upcoming 1999 bonds funding schools water streets and parks. A county delegation led by Commissioners President David Gray and Ilona Hogan promoted the upgrade to three companies seeking follow ons.

Fitch Frederck County Washington-Baltimore County Maryland Coun David Gray Ilona Hogan Brian Duncan Jim Shaw Ms. Barney

Veteran crusader fights for disabled veterans benefits reform

Pettigrew, a 1974 Navy retiree with service related illness, campaigns for HR 303 to end the waiver that taxes disability payments while reducing veterans pensions. He has lobbied Congress since Flag Day and aims for a Senate sponsor by Labor Day, hoping the bill reaches the president on Veterans Day. He cites 154 co sponsors and says the change costs nothing as funds are separate. He credits divine intervention and says the effort helps 400,000 retirees facing low pensions and restricted work.

Veterans Affairs Pettigrew Navy Department of Defense Defense Department House Senate Michael Bilirakis R-Fla Chris Galm Bilirakis Galm Pamela 7Ates Capitol Hill Washington Mr. Pettigrew

Road funding debate weighs highway expansion versus revenue rise

Transportation official Porcari told the commission that highway miles may grow slowly while state and local road use rises 73 percent over 20 years. He warned peak delays could reach 40 percent as major projects, including a $2 billion Woodrow Wilson Bridge, loom in the pipeline. The state now spends over $600 million on highways and would need about $1 billion annually to advance current designs, with other major projects not yet in the pipeline.

Commission On Transportation Investment Porcari Department of Transportation Inter William Hellman Commission Mr. Hellman Hellman Woodrow Wilson Potomac River Maryland Virginia

Eastview subdivision cleanup after tornado hits Frederick area

Frederick County crews began clearing debris after a tornado damaged Eastview and Sundays Lane, blocking roads with downed trees. Division chief Bill Routzahn said residents and crews would continue canvassing the county for debris and prioritize restoring access before more storms.

Eastview Frederick Bill Routzahn

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