Support groups help families of addicts in Frederick County
Frederick County Health Department offers family counseling and referrals for alcoholic and drug addiction. Meetings sponsored by Frederick Memorial Hospital include Alcoholics Anonymous Narcotics Anonymous and Al-Anon. A family program begins Feb 6 at 7 30 p m with 16 sessions costing 140 first four meetings and 520 next 32. Co dependency groups start late February at New Market Center led by Shereen Robinson and Susie McCaa with 12 weekly sessions at 25 per session or 20 for six or more. More private therapists also offer programs Countywide.
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Frederick County Health Department
Frederick County
Substance Abuse Service
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Alcoholics Anonymous
Narcotics Anonymous
Al-Anon
Frederick Counseling Center
Seventh St
New Market Center
Shereen Robinson
Susie McCaa
County considers regrading to curb landfill leachate problems
Officials say regrading and on-site leachate treatment may reduce fecal coliform and metal contamination from the landfill. Much of the polluted water comes from the Schrodel property and runoff onto Bush Creek. Studies over months will determine further steps while county commissioners express cautious optimism and patience.
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Nelson
Mapure
James Pittman
Hazardous and Solid Waste Administration
Pittman
MDE
County Public Works Department
Wayne Keeler
Bush Creek
Emergency legislation seeks broad endorsement in Maryland
Mr McClellan and Sen Smelser expressed concerns over legislation impacting a local court case. David Johnson, attorney for the Schrodel family, met with Frederick delegates as the Hattery bill faced scrutiny. The delegation examined condemnation statutes from other states to compare with Maryland law.
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McClellan
Hatters
Charles H. Smelser
Frederick
David Johnson
William Schrodel
General Assembly
Hattery
Schrodel
Maryland
Mailman Arlington Bell and grandson Talon Tyeryar Return Home
Arlington Bell and his grandson Talon Tyeryar, aged 2, are seen returning to their Braddock Heights home with the day’s mail. Bell had collected Talon after an outing at a local church earlier in the day.
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Arlington Bell
Talon Tyeryar
Braddock Heights
Mr. Bell
Talon
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Mark Hoke
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Frederick Underwriters, Inc
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Diag
Trinitron Microblack
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BATH
Smith Corona
Chicago
Hess
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