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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 2002

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Frederick County proposes 2003 08 CIP with 594 million budget

The Frederick County Capital Improvements Program for fiscal years 2003 to 2008 totals about 594 million, seeking funding for projects from a new building excise tax. Key items include 46 million for Citizens Nursing Home construction, 32 million for McKinney wastewater plant work, and multiple road, school, and park developments through 2008.

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Maryland campaign funding reform push gains public traction

A grassroots coalition urged a 1 5 member commission to study public funding of Maryland campaigns. Progressive Maryland cited University of Maryland research showing incumbents far outpacing challengers in 1998 fundraising and urged state treasury financing to reduce influence, while noting data from the National Institute on Money in State Politics.

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Navy Hospitalman Apprentice Robert Phillips Assigned

Phillips reports for duty at the Perforner Support Activity Detachment in Newport. He is stepson of Michel LeComte and son of Katherine LeComte of Jefferson New Jersey, a 1997 graduate of St. Duohy’s Literary Institute Prospect Hall Frederick and joined the Navy in May 2001.

Navy Robert Phillips Michel Katherine LeComte Houndtree Road Jefferson Perforner Newport St. Duhy’s Literary Institute Prospect Hall Frederick Avid

Berte inducted into La Salle Alpha Epsilon Honor Society

Breda Berte of Frederick was inducted into La Salle University's Alpha Epsilon Honor Society. An English and communication major, she coordinates community service projects such as AIDS Alive FOCUS and SAVE. She hopes to earn a doctorate in public interest or pursue a master of divinity after graduation.

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Arts Council director Sommers resigns in FredericK

Frederick Arts Council announces director Charlotte Sommers will resign to take a position with an unnamed nonprofit in the Washington DC area. The release notes her career objectives and says she led a growth phase with increased membership and expanded grant programs while at the arts council since February 2000.

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Tokar named to Rider University fall dean’s list

Brian Tokar, known as Frederick Tokar, has been named to Rider University New Jersey’s fall semester dean’s list. He is in the honors program at the university.

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Hagerstown sewage plant nearly back to normal

Hagerstown’s sewage treatment plant is nearly at normal capacity after a chemical release into the sewer system on February 9 damaged bacteria essential for breaking down waste. By Tuesday the plant operated at 80 to 85 percent capacity and aimed to reach full capacity by Monday, according to Plant Superintendent Donald arian.

Hagerstown Donald Arian

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