Yingling Starts New Role as Commissioner in Winchester Hall
Commissioner Yingling discusses balancing public life and home duties as she transitions from home life to Winchester Hall. She recalls family support, describes keeping a tidy office, and notes how the dog and kids adapt to her new schedule while she remains the same person, just older.
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Winchester Hall
Mrs. Clean
Parent-Teacher Association
Little League
Cub Scouts
New County Board Shows Open Session Shift in Tone
Commissioners describe a swift start and a more open, less boisterous board. They discuss public comment in work sessions, planning interviews, and hopes for a formal policy while facing budget worries and major rezoning projects.
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Gail Bowerman
Sundergill
Planning Commission
Reeder
Linton elected County leader at Frederick bank reshuffle
Patrick Linton becomes president and CEO of Frederick County National Bank after a planned leadership transition. He is joined by exec vice presidents Lapera and Rhinehart who will oversee lending and operations, with Lapera bringing long service and an MBA, and Rhinehart focusing on internal systems. The bank, founded in 1818, serves seven offices in Frederick County.
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Maryland Bankers Association
Linton
Frederick
Sharon
FCNB
Baker
Lapera
Rhinehart
Bank
University of Baltimore
Towson State University
Walkersville
Ter
Bank of Damascus
Blue Ridge
Bank Administration Institute
Gaithersburg
Remsberg
Frederick County National Bank
City eyes engineer hire amid building boom and downturn
City officials expect to contract a project engineer by mid year for the flood control phase from North Bentz to Highland streets. Construction could start March 1 and run about two and a half years with an estimated cost near 13 million dollars.
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Strine
Gordon
North Bentz
Highland Streets
Cullen Center Closing Affects Local Employees And Businesses
Tomi Leonard of the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene said the center’s fate is undecided and some jobs may transfer to another facility. Employees canvassed Sabillasville and Cascade urging affected business owners to contact state officials. Roy Sanders, a grocery owner, noted the center buys odds and ends from his store, while Laura Baker of GT's Handi Mart said they supply and fuel state cars and rarely expected a shutdown.
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Tomi Leonard
Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Sabillasville
Cascade
Roy Sanders
Laura Baker
Handi Mart
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C. Burr
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