Bowl for Kids Sake aims to fund Big Brothers Big Sisters
A committee at the FSK Holiday Inn plans the 21st Bowl for Kids Sake fundraiser for Frederick County Big Brothers Big Sisters. Over 500 participants from local firms pledge more than $64,000 to aid 450 children and nursing home residents. The event is May 5 and 6 with prizes for top fundraisers. Gail Wood led last year’s top pledge, with a Feb 24 kickoff at 7:30 a.m. sponsored by FSK Holiday Inn. Registration 301-694-9455.
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Frederick County
Gail Wood
FSK Holiday Inn
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Karen Hart-McFadyen
Fairfield Son
Nancy Collins
Big Sister
Eva Rosvold
BBBS
Judy Miller
Community Foundation
Melissa Bartlett
Kota Design
Carole Sepe
Darlene Carver
Merlin & Associates
Sushil Bhattacharjee
Deal ends dispute over development zoning change
Frederick aldermen approved rezoning a 300 foot strip along the eastern edge of the park from M-0 to a full scale industrial district after testimony from landowners Ice Cube LLC and legal experts. The action ends resident objections and clarifies annexation terms, including a forested buffer and connection to the Crum Farm parcel north of the city.
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Frederick of Aldermen
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Frederick Planning Commission
Agian
Aldermen’s Workshop
Ice Cube LLC
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Frederick Research Park
Mid Atlantic Medical Services Inc
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Atrip
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Crum
Home care option offered to Frederick seniors
Frederick County introduces a revised statewide waiver allowing 50 or older residents to remain at home with assisted living services and home renovations if they qualify. The plan aims to stabilize independence, with in home care at nine to fifteen dollars per hour and safeguards to ensure safety and suitability.
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State election procedure review underway in Annapolis
A 1S member gubernatorial panel in Annapolis reviews state election methods to curb issues seen in Florida. Chair John T Wilts aims for recommendations by February 9 10, including recount standards and polling tech. Test displays feature butterfly ballots and AVC Advantage touchscreens as officials discuss accessibility and reliability.
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Florida
Gubernatuial Coronndler
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John T Wilts
Paris
WMATA
Frederick
AVC
Baltimore
Marvin L. Cheatham
Maryland Association of Election Officials
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