Citizens Nursing Home Celebrates 20th Anniversary
Citizens Nursing Home marked its 20th anniversary with a reception as it looks to the next two decades. Administrator Randal Fowler warned of changes in managed care, Medicare and Medicaid affecting the facility. Dr. Dana Cable noted rising care needs and potential staffing shifts as aging Baby Boomers approach, while county officials consider a broad review of senior citizen programs including Citizens and Montevue Home.
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Sam Yu
Citizens Nursing Home
Frederick
William P. Hill Jr
Faye Bevard
Sue Ferguson
Bernard C. Thomas Jr
Randal Fowler
Dana Cable
Citizens’ Board of Trustees
Ing Home
Cable
Hood College
Fowler
Citizens
David Gray
Montevue Home
The
Commission On Aging
Woodsboro backs burning permit request in county support
Woodsboro commissioners agreed to send a letter backing open burning for local resident Larry Wilcom to clear lots while complying with county rules. They discussed a parcel contract for Donald Gladhill to clear main roads at $40 per hour, and Barbara Schildt was appointed to the Planning and Zoning Commission.
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Woodsboro
Frederick County
Larry Wilcom
Copper Oaks
Frederick
Donald L. Trimmer
Wilcom
Ipal
Wilcoming Brush
Trimmer
Fz Sue Heer Arene
Ghaut Paravel
Donald Gladhill
Gladhill
Barbara Schildt
Town Planning & Zoning Commission
William Bollinger Jr
Felton heads Montgomery County school board as first African American president
Reginald M. Felton, a first term member from Silver Spring, was elected president of the Montgomery County school board on a unanimous ballot for the coming year. Nancy King was chosen as vice president on a non unanimous ballot. Felton has held naval civil service roles and community leadership positions. King, Montgomery Village resident and 1994 board member, serves as legislative representative to the Maryland Association of Boards of Education.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Reginald M. Felton
Nancy King
Felton
Ana Sol Gutierrez
Silver Spring
Chief of Naval Operations
Department of the Navy
Navy Department
Highland Beach
Maryland
Bae
NAACP
Freedom Fund
Planners OK 175 townhouse project and more approvals
The Pradsrick Plc Commission approved a 175 townhouse development on Md 26 south side near Monocacy Boulevard with 21.4 acres of mixed uses and fee in lieu of parkland. The project will run in four phases and include roadways parking and afforestation with two access points. Additional cases approved include a 35,400 square foot self storage and truck rental on Worman's Mill Court a subdivision of land from a Potomac Edison site added to the Kieinhans property and a 4,370 square foot garage at 269 W. Patrick St renovated into office space for Advocates for the Homeless.
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Pradsrick PLC Commission
MD. 26
Dearbought
Monocacy Boulevard
Worman
Kieinhans
East Fourth Street
W. Patrick St
Advocates For
Lasers for Wrinkles and Cosmetic Use Debate
Falling reimbursements push some doctors to buy lasers to supplement income. In inexperienced hands, lasers may cause scars and color changes, while trained surgeons can use them to precisely reshape and rejuvenate skin. Smoking, stress, and sun speed aging. lasers erase wrinkles around eyes and mouth like painting.
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Spa
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