Aldermen weigh mayor plan as residency rule debated
Frederick mayor Jim Grimes seeks aldermen approval tonight for his reorganization plan and a $49 million budget. Key issue is residency for five top officers with 19 mile distance allowed, a change after a 4-1 vote spurred by aldermen Blaine Young Donna Kuzemchak Meta Nash and Witham Hall Joseph Baldi cast the dissenting vote.
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Governor Glendening Visits Thurmont Celebrates Education
Governor Paris Glendening visited Thurmont to celebrate education and push for school construction funding. About 200 residents gathered at Catoctin High with the 70 piece band and 40 member chorus singing Happy Birthday. The event highlighted approved projects and future plans including additions to Thurmont Middle and a new elementary school, aiming to boost local growth and keep families in the area. Glendening touted state investments in education and noted efforts to reduce class sizes, with a plan for free college education at Maryland institutions for state residents.
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Frederick County school workers reach tentative 4 percent pay raise
The Frederick Association of School Support Employees and the Frederick County Board of Education reach a tentative agreement for a 4 percent across the board raise, contingent on budget funds. The deal includes binding arbitration for grievances, overtime pay for holidays, higher tuition reimbursement, and expanded in service training for non supervisory education support staff such as bus drivers and clerks.
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Dr Michels remembers open door policy and aid to patients
The 81 year old Dr Ralph Michels once kept a tiny back room office and treated the indigent and drug abusers, earning community praise for decades of care including early AIDS patients. Susie Pedersen, Dr James Bowes, and others recall his open door policy and long service before his recent surgery.
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Classified ads disrupted by computer crash at Frederick papers
Notice states that all classified line ads received between noon and 4 pm on Wednesday, June 3 were erased from the computer system. Readers who telephoned in ads yesterday are urged to check today’s Frederick Post and The News for publication and may call (301) 662-1162 with questions.
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Summer job hunt tougher for Maryland students this year
Maryland Job Service reports fewer summer job listings and more student applicants than last year. Joan Thielker notes about half as many postings, with higher applicant volume. She urges students to register with the service and continue independent searches for better chances, using the service for guidance and counseling.
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