School board to receive report on disease cases
Frederick County public schools will report cases of communicable diseases to the seven member School Board under a new policy approved Tuesday. The policy restricts disclosure of names race sex or school and limits data to case numbers. Reports will be in closed session to protect confidentiality. Dr. Farmer will notify if a case is publicly disclosed.
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Frederick County
Noel T. Farmer Jr
Farmer
Emmitsburg weighs refurbishing water plant over new build
Mayor urges repairing the current water treatment facility as a new plant would be costly. Regulators flagged turbidity issues last year, and the plant may only last five years, while one filter has been rebuilt improving quality. Council will confirm which mandates stay in force and explore second filter repairs. Deputy Derry advocates a community watch to curb teen trouble amid curfew and harassment concerns. Officials also tabled dugout plans, seek donated labor, and voted to install four National Historic Register signs.
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Gingell
Dennis Derry Sr
Carr
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EMS board bill advances in Maryland General Assembly
Hagerstown report notes the regional Emergency Medical Services Advisory Committee tracks pending legislation creating a seven member state EMS board appointed by the governor and a statewide EMS advisory council. The board would assume duties of the Maryland Executive Helicopter Advisory Committee. The EMS reception with legislators is set for Feb 1.
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City approves Burger King sign at Westpointe Plaza
Frederick City Board of Zoning Appeals approves five home based businesses, an enclosed porch, a restaurant sign and a communications tower. Core Development wins unanimous approval for a Burger King sign higher than the roofline citing visibility issues at Westpointe Plaza. A 120-foot Frederick Gas Co. tower replaces a former structure. Several home based business variances granted to local residents and professionals.
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Henry Forester
Core Development
Gary Giagrandi
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Gramm warns balanced budget would cut Medicare and Medicaid
Senator Phil Gramm told a Frederick Republican Men's Club gathering that deficit reduction would require cutting entitlement programs like Medicare and Medicaid. He said these programs grow about 15 percent annually and urged cooperation with Bill Clinton on painful long term reforms, warning inaction would force cuts after a crisis. He also dismissed Ross Perot’s gas tax idea as insufficient to fund entitlements.
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