Lights Planned for Libertytown Little League Field
Frederick County commissioners switch funding from the softball park to light the Libertytown Little League field. The plan reallocates 130000 for 1998 construction with 8 30 pm weekday and 9 45 pm weekend shutoffs. Shields reduce light spill as 48 percent of 44 nearby property owners approved the plan. Twenty Little League teams use the field. Also this weekend the Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order Nobles Mystic Shrine Maryland Desert Conference meets in Frederick at the Holiday Inn on the Golden Mile.
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Frederick County
Libertytown Recreation Council
Parks and Recreation Commission
Parks and
CIP
Shields
Parks and Recreation
Terre Roy Rhoderick
Nobles Mystic Shrine of
North and South America
Maryland
Samaritan of the Year award seeks FMH nominees
Frederick Memorial Hospital invites nominations for the Good Samaritan of the Year Award now in its seventh year. Nominations must be written and returned by March 31, with the May 9 ceremony honoring past winners and current nominees.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Good Samaritan
Special
Development Council
FMH
Mountain Manor seeks long term adolescent therapy center
Emmitsburg Mountain Manor officials seek to convert part of their facility into a long term psychiatric residential center for adolescent females. If approved by the Maryland Health Resources Planning Commission the program will serve 18 girls ages 12 to 17 with integrated substance abuse treatment psychiatric care and schooling. Applications for a $50 education career scholarship from Kappa Kappa Iota are due March 31 with interviews and a May dinner at Wheeler's Restaurant. the commission will docket the plan March 14.
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Emmitsburg - Mountain Manor
Maryland Health Resources Planning Commission
Kappa Kappa Iota Sorority
Wheeler’s
Frederick County
Barbara Groves
Mountain Manor
Dix ie Miller Appointed to Maryland Judicial Disabilities Panel
Dixie J. Nestor Miller, 60, former Hood College associate dean, named by Gov Glendening to the Maryland Commission on Judicial Disabilities. Miller, Frederick resident, taught at Hood 1973–95 and spent 14 years as a private education consultant. Other appointees include Constance Ross Reims, William P. Hythe, William J. Boarman, Aileen E. Oliver, and David Henricks & Associates.
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Dixie J. Nestor Miller
Hood College
Maryland Commission On Judicial Disabilities
Parris Glendening
Frederick County Hoke pushes to add seven ECDC members
Frederick County Commissioner Mark Hoke proposes adding seven new directors to the Economic and Community Development Commission. He asks key local groups for concurrence and input, citing cross‑sector representation and past attempts at privatization. GFDC leaders weigh ethics rules and board size versus responsive service to business.
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Frederick
Mark Hoke
Greater Frederick Development Corp
Joseph D. Baker
Hoke
ECDC
GFDC
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County
Frederick County Pomona Grange
Tourism Council of
Frederick County Inc
Annapolipolis
Baker
Richard Kessler
Mr. Kessler
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Libertytown Park
By Skip Lawrence
Mle
Shaeffer
Middletown Park
Middletown
Hospital To Make Samaritan Award
Gail T. Guyton
Anne K. Wright
James
K. Kluttz
Philip A Berkheimer
FMH Development Council
Etta F. Cohen
Dr. Ali Afrookteh
Deanne T. Price
Presi
Peace and Plenty
Dixie Miller
Judicial Panel
East Street
Everedy Square
Sun
Elan Plastic Surgery Center
Dr. Kress
American Board of Plastic Surgery
American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons
Lipolysis Society of America
American Society of Lasers In Medicine
American College of Surgeons
Fredenck Memorial Hospital
Elan
Visa
MasterCard
Local
Wyink
Wusm News-Post
Crestwood Village
Mt Airy
Brooklawn Apts
Green Valley
Farm’s Club
Frederck Brunswick
Frede
Muu Eae
Savin Tusaos
Urbana Pike
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