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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1992
Page
3
Dr Judith Sherman, 45, former assistant principal at South Frederick and Brunswick Elementary Schools, was named Lewistown's principal by the Frederick County Board of Education on Aug 17. She succeeds Dr Michael Cohen and aims to strengthen home school ties and implement new programs.
Frank Joseph Novotny Sr 78 of 2501 Marston Road near New Windsor died Aug 20 after collapsing at home. Surviving: wife Helene Roh Novotny, two daughters Ann Novotny and JoAnne Lee, son Frank Jr, brother George, and five grandchildren. Services at St Luke’s Lutheran Church and burial in Loudon Park Cemetery with memorials to Westminster library.
Jason Hartner a 12 year old moved from Setage to Woodbine won first in his dairy show class and second in the Ayrshire grand at the Howard County Fair after leasing a cow named Fire Chief through a 4 H program. The leasing effort helps urban youths join cattle contests and learn farm work while planning a future in ranching or horse ventures.
Commissioner Gray questions studies on downtown MARC station causing gridlock while Bowerman cites behind the scenes mediation. Secretary Lighthizer at MACo urged openness to state offers. Bowerman pressed for county oversight of rubble fill while meeting environment secretary Perciasepe. Reeder and Hart discussed a new social services building with state officials including Walsh.
Frederick City Police and the Hagerstown Narcotics Unit conducted a sling operation targeting the Sagner Apartment complex and surrounding areas. About $590 in cash and three vehicles were seized. one officer was injured and required stitches. A second drug arrest followed after tip on South Market Street led to Bowens charged with cocaine possession and intent to distribute.
Maryland leaders warn counties must tighten local revenues as state funding tightens. Comptroller Louis Goldstein urges counties to wake up and smell the coffee while officials note mandates and limited fiscal authority. Ratchford says education may attract state support, with partnership tensions rising. Creamer and Yingling argue for greater county autonomy and funding share.
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