Frederick area professionals receive multiple promotions and appointments
Franke Corsi of Linton Shafer & Co. is promoted to senior accountant expanding audit and tax duties in Frederick. Chris Rollins becomes executive director of West Jersey Health and Hospital Foundation in Voorhees, NJ, after leading development in Atlanta and Frederick area roles. Susan Love Schley advances to marketing director at Ann Burnside Love & Associates in Frederick. Douglas Glair joins Andersen Consulting in a Frederick region role. John and Sophie Schmehl receive the International Sales Award for American Speedy Printing Center Frederick. Edmond B. Ted Gregory earns Accredited In Business Valuation from the AICPA. Kathie Bronson and Kathryn Cramer become board certified gerontological nurse practitioners at Frederick Medical & Pulmonary Associates. Consultant Trainers Resource Network meeting announced for Feb 19 at Frederick Community College Cougar Cafe, with snow date Feb 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franke Corsi
CPA
Linton, Shafer & Co
Cpas
Corsi
Frederick
Hagerstown
Escape
Fredenck
Frederick County Advertising Federation
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County
Rollins
Hood College
Susan Love Schley
Ann Burnside Love & Associates
Schley
Fim
Jostens
Aphi Beta Kappa
University of Virginia
Ann Burnside Love
Ms Schley
Nate
Walkersville
Kathie C. Bronson
C.R.N.P
Kathryn Cramer
Frederick Medical & Pulmonary Associates
Ms. Bronson
George Mason University
University of Maryland
Fm&pa i
Ms. Cramer
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fm&pa
Frederick Community College
Eastalco promotes four and adds new staff
Eastalco Aluminum Co announces the promotion of four employees and the addition of four new staff. Promotions include John Kneisely Jr to special services technician, Rick Kyle to auto shop supervisor, Judy Meador to personnel training coordinator, and Steve Wobbleton to process information coordinator. New hires: Jennifer Lowe, George Middleton, Jenny Shelton, and Dave Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastalco Aluminum Co
Buckeystown
John Kneisely Jr
Hagerstown
Rick Kyle
Knoxville
Eustalco
Judy Meador
Walkersville
Steve Wobbleton
Thurmont
Eastalco
Jennifer Lowe
George Middleton
Jenny Shelton
Dave Wilcox
Ms Lowe
Mining firms push Wakefield Valley expansion plans
Western Maryland report notes Redland Genstar, a Lafarge SA unit, seeks to widen and deepen pits at the Medford quarry to create a 500 foot deep single pit covering 69 more acres on 436 acres. Lehigh Portland Cement opened a 750 acre Md 31 quarry near New Windsor in 1995. Arundel Corp plans a 126 acre Nicodemus Road quarry within two years. Valley mineral rights total 4,020 acres with 1,600 acres available for extraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidelberg Zement AG
Germany
MD. 31
New Windsor
Arundel Corp
Florida Rock Industries, Inc
Nicodemus Road
Wakefield
Knights top Railroaders in Monocacy Valley showdown
Middletown defeats Brunswick 57 50 to notch a 14 1 MVAL record and 18 1 overall. A 12 4 second quarter run turned the tide as Aryn McCumber and teammates sparked the surge to a 37 25 halftime lead. Audra Frizzell and Lisa Felthausen closed strong sealing the win amid a Brunswick rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Middletown
Mark Miller
Anne Rieser
Knights
PSK
Rieser
Francis Scott Key
Miller
Aryn McCumber
Audra Frizzell
Lisa Felthausen
Jessica Baker
U S women win ice hockey gold in Nagano
The United States women’s hockey team defeated Canada 3 1 to capture the first Olympic gold in women’s hockey. Sarah Tuetin stood out in goal as Alana Blahoski Gretchen Olion and Shelley Looney supplied the scoring with an empty net finish by Sandra Whyte sealing the win as Japan enjoyed ski jumping gold and its best Winter Games showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagano
Japan
U.S
Masahiko Harada
Harada
Canada
United States
Sarah Tuetin
Alana Blahoski
Sandra Whyte
Gretchen Olion
Shelley Looney
Blahoski
Soviet Union
Mount St Mary's Brown rises after bench spell
Mount forward Mike Brown, a 6 foot 6 guard from Washington, has become the team's bright spot this season. Since Jan 14 he moved into the starting lineup due to Newton Gayle's injury and is averaging 6.6 points and 3.1 rebounds while posting several 19 to 22 point performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Brown
Mount St. Mary’s
Brown
Kentucky
Newton Gayle
Monmouth
Washington
Mount
Jim Phelan
UMBC
Fairleigh Dickinson
Wagner
Brown On Mount Upset Run and NBA Dream
Brown reflects on his breakout season at Mount St. Mary’s highlighted by a 36 of 38 foul shooting streak and a key role in the 69-62 NE Conference title win over Rider. He details his unlikely path from Archbishop Carroll High School to Mount and the emotional NCAA Tournament loss to Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns
Brown
Archbishop Carroll High School
Washington
Washington Catholic Athletic Conference
Loyola of
Baltimore
Winthrop
South Carolina
Norfolk State
Loyola
Mount
Penn State
Matt Meakin
Rider
Kentucky
Howard
Van Dorpe Leads MSM Over Devils in NEC Clash
Mount St. Mary’s guard Gerben Van Dorpe tied a career high with 25 points and 12 rebounds as MSM beat Central Connecticut State 59-53 at Derrick Gym. The win lifts MSM to sole fifth in the NEC. CCSU trailed 25-14 at halftime and closed within one before MSM restored a six-point cushion. Gregory Harris and Irv Conwell added 10 points apiece for the Mount, while Dean Walker, Richard Keh, and Jeremy Bergh each scored 10 for CCSU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain
Conn
Gerben van Dorpe
Mount St. Mary’s
Central Connecticut State
Derrick Gymnasium
Wagner
Mountaineers
NEC
Mount
Blue Devils
van Dorpe
CCSU
Blue Devil
Gregory Harris
Irv Conwell
Conwell
Central Connecticut
Dean Walker
Richard Keh
Jeremy Bergh
Ford star Ford signs with Austin Peay after Army Reserves move
Jennifer Ford, 1996 Class 3A cross country champion from Thomas Johnson, verbally accepted a full athletic track scholarship to Division I Austin Peay State University after visiting Clarksville. Ford, who has battled back injuries, previously offered by North Florida, joined the Army Reserves to help cover college costs and plans to enroll at Clarksville, Tennessee. She rose from a 1994 third place in 3A to a 1996 state title and has posted top indoor times this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennifer Ford
Army Tves
Austin Peay State University
Ford
Thomas Johnson
North Florida University
Austin Peay
Nashville
Clarksville
Tenn
Ouidoor
Army
Miller quiet start as Birds open camp in Florida
Orioles manager Ray Miller began spring training in Fort Lauderdale with few questions, stressing health as the key factor for a team that won the AL East last season. The session featured light moments, updates on injured players Lenny Webster Roberto Alomar and pitcher Rocky Coppinger, and Miller’s plan to let Coppinger prove himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Baltimore Orioles
Ray Miller
Fort Lauderdale Stadium
Miller
Alan Mills
Armando Benitez
Lenny Webster
Roberto Alomar
Mike Mussina
Scott Kamieniecki
Mussina
Duke University
Orioles
Mike Flanagan
Coppinger
Webster
Alomar
Cleveland Indians
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chris Rollins
West Jersey Health and Hospital Foundation
Voorhees
New Taree
Frostburg State University
The
Association For Healthcare Philanthropy
Public Relations Society of America
American Advertising Federation
ABS
Douglas Glair
Union Bridge
Andersen Consulting
Glair
Walkersville High School
Omicron Delta Kappa
Golden Key
Cheri Craft
John and
Sophie Schmehl
American Speedy Printing Center
American Speedy Printing Centers
Edmond B
Ted” Gregory
American Institute of Cpas
Gregory
Linton, Shafer & Ta Odae
Wuh Urs
Institute of Business Appraisers
Cbas
Maryland
Board Certified
Kneisely
Meador
Lowe
Middleton
Shelton
Bridgewater College
Keymar
West Virginia University
Shannondale
W.va
Om Shepherd College
Kearneysville
Wilcox
State University of New York
University of Baltimore
Westminster
Sheriffs Office
Red Lobster
Jam Hagg
Sheriff’s Office
W. Patrick St. Frederick
Fe Lobster
Maryan
Prudential
Newark
N.J
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Ralph Nader
Crestar.com
Cresta
Knights Top Railroaders
Bull Green
Jamie Cable
Jenn Reed
Kazuyoshi Fumaki
Albertville
Lillehammer
Sayako
Takanobu Okabe
Stan Goldberg
Sam Yu
Long Island
MSM
Devils
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