Frederick County considers impact fees in 1994 budget plan
The Frederick County Commissioners moved to form a 30 day task force to study how to implement impact fees for the 1994 budget. The decision signals potential adoption of such fees, with options including development charges for schools libraries and parks, while a transfer tax remains unlikely this year.
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Frederick County
Ronald
Sundergill
General Assembly
Capital Funding Committee
Affordable Housing Commission
Mark Sneadner
Sue Ann Yingling
Sneadner
Yingling
Summit Hall to Open Pilot School-Linked Services
Summit Hall Elementary will host a School-Linked Community Service Pilot Program aiding at risk students and families with screenings health education counseling and referrals. The Rocking Horse site and Highland Elementary in Silver Spring join the project serving families through the International Admissions office with planned full center openings in spring.
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Rockville - Summit Hall
Lois Bell
Gaithersburg
Summit Hall
Rockville
Rocking Horse
Carol Mathews
County Health Department
Mathews
Highland Elementary
Silver Spring
Frederick County Schools Seek Surrogate Parents for Special Education
The Frederick County public schools seek surrogate parents to advocate for special education students during individualized program development. Candidates would not provide financial support but would help identify needs, with training set for February 24. Nonemployees may apply or join a pool for future needs. contact Eileen Fazio at 634-1450.
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Frederick County
Eileen Fazio
County Schools’ Office of Special Education
Students to duel at Hood College Academic Tournament
Seven county high schools will compete at Hood College Rosenstock Hall on February 25 and 26 for a trophy by answering questions on general and specialized topics. The event starts at 6 30 p m each night with the championship round Friday. Admission is free.
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Frederick County
Hood College
Rosenstock Hall
Morella bill targets violence against women and seeks funding
Rep. Connie Morella will introduce a bill to create safe homes for women, authorize grants totaling 2 million dollars in 1994 and 1995 for enforcement of sexual assault and domestic violence, and provide 60 to 100 million for three years to educate children, operate hotlines, and train professionals. The measure would mandate restitution to victims, federal penalties for cross state line spousal abuse, enforce protection orders across states, encourage mandatory arrests, and include civil rights provisions to allow federal suits for gender based crimes.
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Rockville
Connie Morella
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Montgomery County
Neal Potter
Michael L. Subin
Breck Borcherding
M.D. Frederick Psychiatric Resources
Rosenstock
Psychology Department of
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
West Seventh Street
Frederick
Maryland
Ruth W. Ellis
Montgomery
The
Frederick News-Post
Frederick County Advertising Federation
Addy Awards
Patricia Chambers
Walkersville
Lynn Limpert
Addy Award
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