County Commissioners Tackling Day Care Options
Frederick County Commissioners weigh Blue Ribbon Panel recommendations on child care funding and structure. Only one member ready to vote. others seek more cost data and another work session before deciding between funding a consortium, forming a county agency, or a referral contract.
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Frederick County
Mark Hoke
Sterling Bollinger
Greg Powell
David Bromburg
Barbara Tyler
Tending Toddlers
Consortium
Carol Springer
Department of Social Services
Rail yard option eyed to relocate county offices in Frederick
Frederick County officials discuss using the rail yard to relocate social services and education offices currently downtown. The plan could affect about 150 Frederick County Board of Education staff at 115 East Church Street and may involve moving to East Frederick Elementary School if needed. Police and other city offices could also migrate to the site as space runs out.
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Frederick County Commissioners
Frederick
Gordon
Education
Frederick City
Frederick community seeks treatment facility after release
A neighbor describes the long term commission’s stance that there was no place for the teen. A mother says alternatives were unavailable when she sought help at police, urging a treatment facility to ease pain and heartache. A former crack addict awaiting sentencing echoes the call for local options.
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Frederick
Middletown bulimia survivor to appear on Sally Jessy Raphael
Caroline Miller, a Middletown resident and recovering bulimic, discusses eating disorders on the Sally Jessy Raphael Show. She began recovery in 1984 after years of binging and purging, has written two books, and cites faith in God as key to her progress.
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Middletown
Caroline Miller
Mrs. Miller
Sally Jessy
Raphael
Channel 9
Caroline
Bantam Books
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