Heather Ridge students host Santa workshop for kindergartners
Decorated for the holidays Heather Ridge School for students with severe emotional problems staged a Santa’s Workshop for visiting North Frederick Elementary kindergartners. Principal Kristi Mitchell said the event, planned since September, aimed to teach empathy within strict boundaries.
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Maryland lawmakers open 1997 session with push for tax cut
The 1997 Maryland general assembly opens Jan. 8 with a top agenda item a proposed state income tax cut. Lawmakers largely back cutting taxes but differ on the amount beneficiaries and funding. Key debates center on top rate reductions, tobacco tax hikes, and expanding the sales tax base to fund cuts as talks promise a long, contentious session.
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Car drives artist creativity in Baltimore museum display
Frederick artist Geraldine Lloyd transforms a 1975 Mercedes Benz into a sculpture titled Unchain My Love. The piece anchors her healing after divorce and throat cancer, evolving through collage and decoupage as a four wheeled metaphor and symbol of memory.
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Governor pushes smart growth to curb Maryland sprawl
Governor Parris Glendening urges strict growth controls with state funding tied to smart growth areas in developed districts. The plan would shift millions in construction aid to municipalities with existing roads and sewer systems, while counties retain land use decisions but face penalties for outlying expansion. Continued on Page-
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Homeless shelter opens in former church building
Frederick opens Emergency Cold Weather Shelter in the former Seventh-day Adventist Church on New Design Road owned by the city. The shelter will operate daily 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 a.m. through winter, with 40 beds plus 30 on order. No transportation is provided, and previous rotating church shelters housed up to 47 people on crowded nights.
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