Frederick County Library board trims bookmobile stops
The Frederick County Library Board decided at its Tuesday meeting to reduce bookmobile stops within a three mile radius of the library, shifting focus to serve outlying areas like Amber Meadows. Supporters argue service must reach rural residents even with higher fuel use and maintenance concerns.
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Frederick County Library
Boise
Susan Schreiber
Thebrary
Frederick
John Stewart
Amber Meadows
Alex Smallberg
Dr. Stewart and
Smallberg
Lila Wenner
Robert Holmes
Victor Jogow
Wenner
Holmes
Urbana
Walkersville
Linda Raymond
Shelia Thompson
D‘ann Spangler
Board of Education
The Widening World of Sports and Recreation for Disabled
A booklet from the Easter Seal Treatment Center describes diverse sports and recreational activities for people with disabilities. It notes growing participation, includes a resource list of organizations, and offers a free sample by mail to 1000 Twinbrook Parkway Rockville Maryland 20851.
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Twinbrook ‘Parkway
Rockville
Local mayoral candidate Clark outlines campaign focus
Clark describes aims to improve aldermen mayor cooperation and county relations, support for police and fire departments, and boosting voter turnout. He discusses past work in business and real estate, noting education at the University of Baltimore, ownership of several firms, and family details with wife Stephanie and three children.
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Clark
University of Baltimore
Frederick Artisan Industries Inc
Wolfe, Matan. Sheehan Realty
Brat
National Institute of Realtors
Frederick County Board of Realtors
Frederick Management Corp
P.C. Clark Associates Realty
Stephanie
Robin
Paul Clifford Jr
Margaret Anne
Bartgis Outlines City Service Goals and Community Ties
Frederick official Bartgis stresses listening to residents and solving issues locally. He calls for securing water supply, increasing watershed impoundment, and maintaining parks. He notes past roles on parks and streets, police, and utility committees and lists church, fraternal, and civic affiliations and his two daughters.
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Frederick City
Bartgis
Barigis
Calvary United Methodist Church
Leader's Bible
Columbia Lodge
Afla Masons
Ali Ghan Shrine
Hagerstown
Moose Lodge
Independent Hose Company
American Association of Retired Persons
C&p Telephone Co
Frederick
Life Members
Telephone Pioneers
Clayts
Fogle Seeks Local Office Amid Long Frederick Ties
Fogle a 20 year resident and former Cappello's owner runs in the Frederick city primary. A Frederick High School graduate, he works in business administration and attends St. Timothy's Episcopal Church. He has held senior warden duties and belongs to several local organizations. He lives on Biggs Avenue. The city primary is Tuesday September 15.
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Ormerly Cappello
Fogle
Frederick High School
Frederick County
St. Timothy's Episcopal Church
Frederick
Community Center plans bus trip to Smithsonian
Frederick Community Center sponsors a Smithsonian Institute bus trip on August 3 leaving at 9 30 a m and returning by 4 30 p m. The trip costs 1 with seating limited to 55. For more information call 662 8204. A correction notes Alpine Slide not free, admission costs 2 50 for adults 2 25 for children.
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Frederick Community Center
Smithsonian Institute
Gettysburg
News-Post
Jail drug program revamp eyed in Carroll County
Westminister Dr Janet Heslen Carroll County Health officer and Mental Health Advisory Committee members will meet Sheriff J LeRoy Campbell and the detention center warden to clarify responsibilities and upgrade policies for addicted prisoners. Anthony Swetz of Junction notes authority over treatment is unclear with methadone use needing defined rules and licensed staff.
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Westminster
Janet Heslen
Carroll County
Mental Health Advisory Committee
J. LeRoy Campbell
Anthony Swetz
Junction
John Stultz
Swetz
County Mental Health Advisory Committee
Nelson
Maryland residents rate life quality high in western counties
A regional survey of more than 1,200 Maryland residents shows Frederick and Montgomery counties rating life quality as good or excellent, with about 90 percent overall expressing positive views. Baltimore City and Prince George's County are least enthusiastic. income, race, and age influence ratings, yet regional gaps persist.
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Frederick
Montgomery
Maryland
Surgery Research Council
Univesity of
College Park
Baltimore City
Prince Georges County
Toho Robinson
Robinson
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