Brunswick council limits private personnel talks to mayor
Brunswick City Council moves to end closed door meetings after Mayor Thomas Smith announces sensitive personnel matters will be handled only by him or the mayor pro tem. The decision sparks dispute among Harrington, Redmond, and Stull who cite charter rights and demand broader council input.
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Frederick Airport wins good neighbor award for outreach
Frederick Municipal Airport received a Maryland award for outstanding community relations from the Maryland Department of Transportation and the Maryland Aviation Administration. Airport Manager Charles Abell cited noise abatement procedures public hearings open houses and community representation in planning as key efforts highlighting the airport’s commitment to neighbor concerns and its longterm community contribution.
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Hecht to attend leadership seminar at UVA program
Delegate Sue Hecht of Frederick Washington is among 42 state legislators selected for the Program for Emerging Political Leaders at the University of Virginia Darden School. The seminar, held next weekend, aims to develop leadership skills and shape participants into statesmen. Hecht was chosen by the Maryland General Assembly leadership.
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Aldermen to Discuss Vandever Reinstatement
Frederick Mayor Jim Grimes said he and the aldermen will discuss Lesley Vandever's case in a closed meeting on Wednesday July 23. Vandever was fired in March for 24 alleged infractions. The personnel board recommended reinstatement with back pay and dropping 21 charges.
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Col Olsen takes command at Fort Detrick ceremony
Col Roger Olsen assumed command of Fort Detrick's 6th Theater Medical Materiel Management Center at a change-of-command on the parade field, replacing Lt Col William Prettyman II who led since July 1995. The unit, activated in 1994 within the 44th Medical Brigade XVIII Airborne Corps, has deployed 12 times in two years including operations in Haiti and the Balkans. Prettyman departs for Fort Campbell to become chief of medical supply at the Army hospital.
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