Hogan resigns as Frederick County Commissioner effective June 30
Frederick County Commissioner and Bechtel Corp hire, Republican Hogan cites scheduling conflicts and insufficient board accommodation. After two terms, she steps down at fiscal year end, saying Tuesday sessions worsened stress and she cannot serve half measures.
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Four men in line to replace Tona Hogan in Winchester Hall
Frederick County Republican Central Committee moves to select a successor to Tona Hogan. Four former county commissioner candidates lead the list: two current central committee members from Frederick and New Market, with Rick Weldon of Brunswick and John Lovell of Jefferson as potential 2002 contenders.
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Hogan resigns from county post after long public service
Dana Hogan announces resignation from her 1994 county board seat as a Republican. At 53, she leaves to take a project manager role with Bechiel Corp. Her husband is former congressman Lawrence J. Hogan. A nine member central committee will name a Republican replacement for governor Glendening, who must appoint from the submitted nominee unless objections arise. The process may involve a subcommittee or full vote to select and forward a name to the Maryland Senate.
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County officials spar over Frederick magazine ad for real estate firms
Frederick County figures debated a proposed July issue ad praising the real estate industry. Commissioner John L. Thompson Jr. objected to taxpayer funds backing the ad, while Magazine publisher Thomas Gorsline offered a free space in a June letter. Commissioners Jan Gardner and Mane Kee gin weighed the wisdom of singling out one business sector amid broader economic goals. The dispute continues to Page A-10.
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Harper Accepts Staff Developer Position At Frederick County Schools
Former Parkway Elementary principal Harper Krantz, associate superintendent of elementary education for Frederick County, returns to a staff developer role after a February suspension by School Superintendent Jack Dale amid an FCPS corporal punishment inquiry. The state prohibits corporal punishment, including spanking, by school personnel.
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Flag Day honors and military flag burials in Frederick
The article explains Flag Day origins and how veterans receive a ceremonial flag for burial. Funeral homes arrange military burials with a flag, grave marker, and sometimes $450 toward expenses, after paperwork is processed by the director and local post office. The flag is placed on or near the casket per family preference. Continued on Page A-1
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Democrat Kuster enters race for city alderman
Michael John Kuster, 26, Democratic Party chairman for Frederick's 2-4 precinct, announced his candidacy for the Board of Aldermen. An IT specialist and health planner for Frederick County Health Department, he cited government by and for the people and a platform of balanced growth.
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New Market Mayor Spars Over Zoning Rules Debate
New Market residents witnessed a heated exchange at a town meeting as Mayor Winslow Burhans III clashed with Planning and Zoning Commission Chairman Doug Racine over enforcement authority. The session followed routine budget and service bids, but a 40 minute dispute over zoning powers stretched the meeting past its expected length.
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