City Chief Ashton to retire after 25 years in post
Seven longtime city workers retire including Frederick city police chief Robert Ashton who plans to leave Wednesday after 25 years as chief. Deputy Chief Pierce Stine Jr. will lead the force until a new chief is sworn in likely by February 1. The retirements also include William Snyder of sanitation and Gladys Sweeney in finance, with years of service ranging from 18 to 23 years.
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Matee Ashton
Frederick City
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Fun Gerdes
Ashton
Pierce Stine Jr
U.S. Army
Public Works Department
Newepteremenet
Bob Strine
Mr. Gordon
Ip Les
Wiliam F. Snyder
Gladys E. Sweeney
Residents unveil New Year resolutions in Frederick
In Frederick area over the weekend residents shared resolutions for 1992. Mary Holliday vowed to quit smoking, recalling a prior habit of a daily cigarette. Others talked of marriage goals, weight loss, economy prayers, and avoiding the press, with some saying they had nothing to change.
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Westridge Square
Frederick
Mary Holliday
Martin
Rita Gordon
Grant
Paul
Frank Eiehorn
Frederick area residents aid War effort with donations
Frederick County volunteers and residents continue sending aid to War, West Virginia. Two caravans of food and clothing are planned for the weekend, with Clyde Thompson delivering gifts Friday. Hope Inc. coordinates the drive with 30 volunteers, while community members supply cash ranging from 5 to 335 dollars, totaling about 1300 dollars for food.
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Frederick County
W.va
Branawick
Herbert
Mr. Cockrell
Clyde Thompson
Thompson
Hope Inc
Debra Hagerman
Hope
Frederick
Ma. Hagerman
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