Park planned for 2003 master plan outlines facilities
The county advances a park project linked to a 2003 timeline. It envisions a fishing and pull area, a skate park, a swimming pool with possible fee structure, and a visible entrance from Old Frederick Road near US 13. Final completion depends on funding and county approval, with a focus on making the park revenue generating.
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Brunswick OKs 2002 balanced budget with wage increases
Brunswick city officials, in a 6 to 0 vote, approved a $1,964,081 operating budget for fiscal 2002, effective July 1. Highlights include police salaries raised to 419,958, new funds for legal fees, a foreign vehicle registration program, and $10,000 for sidewalk work, plus $12,500 for a skateboard park. The plan omits specific money for Corner Park and a west side park but promises capital-improvement planning.
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Carroll Jones
Square Corner
Frederick County Commissioners approve multiple board appointments
The Frederick County Commissioners granted several terms on county boards Tuesday. Reappointments include Sheila Leatherbury, the Rev Samie Convers, and Keith Scott to three-year Human Relations Councils terms. Gerald Patick will serve four years on the Interagency Internal Audit Authority. Monica Hall will serve an unexpired term ending June 30 2003. Ted Haas and Eric Larson join the Frederick County Public Libraries Board of Trustees for five-year terms. Norine Haas Margaret Turner join the Department of Social Services Board for three years. Gladys Jacoboun Pauwie Owens and Robert Gehrke are reappointed to the same board for three years. Dr Michael Rudman fills an unexpired Substance Abuse Advisory Council term ending July 1 2002. Hugh Davis George Herman Paul Muehl and John Hahn are reappointed to three-year terms on the Transportation Services Advisors Council. Kathy Bolinger fills an expired permanent board term ending June 30 2003. Paul Frey Michael Marsh George Littrell and Karlys Kline are reappointed to one-year terms on the Workforce Development Board.
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Samie Convers
Keith Scott
Gerald Patick
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Internal Audit Authority
Monica Hall
Ted Haas
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Eric Larson
Norine Haas
Margaret Turner
Department of Social Services Board
Gladys Jacoboun
Pau Wie Owens
Robert Gehrke
Michael Rudman
Hugh Davis
George Herman
Paul Muehl
John Hahn
Transportation Services Advisors Council
Kathy Bolinger
Paul Frey
Michael Marsh
George Littrell
Karlys Kline
Workforce Development Board
Kline graduates cum laude from Washington College
Jacob Kline, a senior dual major in English and philosophy at Washington College in Chester town, graduated cum laude and earned the Department of Philosophy and Religion Award on May 20. He was a consistent dean’s list student and Phi Sigma Tau member, son of Theresa Kline of Thurmont and David Kline of Emmitsburg.
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Washington College
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Chestertown
Phi Sigma Tau
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Thurmont
David Kline
Emmitsburg
State fire marshal leaves for promotion
Maryland State Fire Marshal Robert Gabrele, after years as the nation’s longest-tenured state fire marshal, steps down in July to join the Maryland State Police Superintendency as a liaison and trainer. He highlights expanded duties include inspections of day cares and hospitals, plan reviews, and explosives handling while noting the office’s growth since being placed under state police authority. He plans to maintain ties with fire service groups and national organizations.
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Annapolis
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Gabriele
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Baltimore County
Area students graduate from Bucknell in May ceremony
Bucknell University conferred degrees on area residents on May 20. Erik Arena earned a bachelor of arts in electrical engineering. Zachary Cohen and Chery Myers received bachelor of science degrees in management and biology respectively. Gina Petrovitch earned a bachelor of arts in English. James Stack, of Damascus, earned a bachelor of science in mechanical engineering with summa cum laude honors and multiple awards including the University Prize and President's Award.
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Sandra Arena
Zachary Cohen
Fred McMillan
Jeffrey Cohen
Gaithersburg
Chery Myers
Knoxville
Mervil
Donna Myers
Gina Petrovitch
Clarksburg
Pedro
Carol Petrovitch
Alpha Lambda Delta
Tau Beta Pi
Rational Defense Science and Engineering
Charles F. White
County director Koontz to retire after long tenure
County official Koontz, age 70, plans retirement after 25 years in county government including roles in purchasing and management. County Manager Kan Hart calls him an outstanding employee who contributed to the Frederick County team and will be missed by colleagues.
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