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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 2001

Page

7

Victor Cullen backers weigh keeping Maryland juvenile jail

In Sabillasville local residents and business owners urge preserving the Victor Cullen Academy despite past inmate escapes and abuse reports. They warn closing Cullen could cost about 180 jobs and hurt the local economy while officials review staffing, care, and security under a $41.7 million contract. Local sentiment splits as discussions with state officials proceed ahead of a December recommendations deadline.

William P Mah Sanders Colin Sabillasville Cascade Cullen Owneend Baltimore) Sun Correctional Services Charles H. Hickey Jr Cub Hill

Maryland declares enough flu vaccine for all residents

Maryland health officials announced that the state now has sufficient flu vaccines after months of delays and price gouging allegations. Two flu cases were reported in Baltimore and Prince George's County, both patients in good condition. The state joined a bulk-buy coalition, facing supply and distribution problems earlier in the season. Local departments maxed budgets and redirected funds to vaccinate elderly and chronically ill residents amid delayed shipments and midlevel supplier charges. Johns Hopkins and Union Memorial reported initial flu cases with others seeing none.

Baltimore Maryland Princes George’s County Br. Georgas Benjatmin Anne Arundel Harford Howard Anne Arundel County Frances J. Phillips Johns Hopkins Hospital Union Memorial

Midpoint message from Senate leader on centrism in politics

Senate President Thomas W. Mike Miller urged centrism at a Frederick Community College breakfast, praising the middle as where people are and highlighting Clinton and Bush as examples. He said consensus builds benefits, while opponents like Alex Mooney and Timothy Ferguson argued for principled stands. The event featured awards to local civility advocates and the Committee for Frederick aims to unite county voices for Annapolis outreach.

Welasenbach Roy Sanders Sanders Market Cullen Senate Thomas W. Mike Miller Frederick County Miller Frederick Community College Clinton George W. Bush Mr. Miller Alex Mooney Timothy Ferguson Mooney Frederick Washington Ferguson Frederick Carroll Hit Frederick Tom Lynch Committee For Annapolis

The Simple ABCs of Mortgage Refinancing

A practical guide to refinancing explains one point rate drops justify costs for most homeowners who plan to stay, with cautions on cashing out equity or paying off high interest debts. It lists documents needed and notes tax benefits, while stressing client–loan officer collaboration.

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