Business Service Network offers local experts for diverse client needs
Frederick County launches a homegrown talent pool through the Business Service Network. More than 50 freelancers plus a dozen full time specialists in computer and other industries offer marketing, publications, programming, and editing services to businesses, nonprofits, and professional groups. Led by Susan Hill Rozynek, with Debbie Demmon-Berger coordinating editorial work, the network aims to curb lengthy commutes to Baltimore and Washington while leveraging local expertise.
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Frederick County
Annal Rogers
Debbie Demmon-Berger
Susan Hill Rozynek
Wamaville
Rozynek
News-Post
Demmon-Berger
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Network offers freelance services for Frederick County clients
Ms Rozynek promotes the Network as a freelance service hub for Frederick County businesses and organizations. It guarantees high quality at pre established rates with no pay for down time. Clients include IBM COMSAT NBS and various public interest groups. The Network handles marketing ads to complex tasks like Middle English translations and spacecraft isometric drawings.
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Ms. Rozynek
Frederick County
IBM
Comsat
National Bureau of Standards
Era N
Rosynek
Telecommunications and
Anther Net
Ms. Borynek
P.O. Hox
Ijamsville
Jefferson Pike Business Park Opens On Md Route 180
Frederick area new park by Yarnell P. Wastler features more than 60 permitted uses in General Commercial zoning. Two buildings completed, Matthew Moving Co. lease on one. inquiries directed to Jack Wilhelm. Also notes Matthew Moving Co. Frederick facility details and state sales tax rise to $91.5 million in May with $890 million year to date.
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Jefferson Pike Business Park
Frederick
Mike Marsh
Matthew Moving Co
Jack Wilhelm
Folliard & Wilhelm Realty Inc
Yarnell Wastler
Nick Rebro
Matthew
Park
Ed Waters Jr
Frederick Drive
MD. 180
Jefferson Pike
Yarnell P. Wastler
City of
Enterprise Court
Thte Commercial
Erade Butler
Jack Wilhelm, Folliard and Wilhelm Realty Inc
Carroll
Washington
Annapolis
Louis Goldstein
Tax reform bill not easy say Dole and Mathias
Senate leaders Dole and Mathias told Baltimore County Chamber of Commerce that passing tax reform will be a long, difficult process. They cited deficits, potential revenue losses, and the need to balance fairness amid lobbying to preserve some deductions. Also noted are a 53 cent dividend, and a Maryland grape field day event at Basignani Vineyard.
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Say Dole
Mathias
Washington
Senate
Robert Dole
Kansas
Maryland
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Baltimore County
House
CCH
Commerce Clearing House
Maryland Grape Growers Association
Basignani
Agricultural Extension Service
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