Asthma Class Teaches Breathing Control at School
New Market Elementary student Katie Bassett 9 with asthma tests lung capacity using a peak flow meter. The class practices relaxing and controlled breathing before and after exercise as Lynn Whitall of the American Lung Association and Jane Watson of Frederick Memorial Hospital observe in the background.
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Katie Bassett
New Market
Lynn Whitall
American Lung Association
Jane Watson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
City Wording Reforms Trash Rules for Downtown Businesses
The City of Fredenck plans to revise its commercial trash collection policy at the July 15 mayor and aldermen meeting, with implementation on January. Downtown businesses will obtain all refuse collection from the city, receiving two 160 gallon pickups weekly funded by the city, with additional services billed to customers. Outside the downtown district, city curbside service ends and private firms handle extra pickups. The code previously allowed six cubic yards weekly per business, but 60 percent of bin customers violated rules by 1998, burdening taxpayers with excess waste and rising landfill costs. For more information call 1-694-1163 or 1-604-1147.
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Fredenck
Fred Eisenhart Jr
Eisenhart
Regional planning questioned for growth in Maryland counties
Frederick County EDC heard Gary V Hodge describe regional economic strategies as essential for attracting business, noting Calvert Charles and St Marys counties formed the Tri-County Council for Southern Maryland. The group cited a $7500 SWOT project to sharpen county focus and discussed biotech park plans at Mount Saint Mary College, with developers showing interest but space limits hindering biotech prospects.
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Marland
Frederick Count
Gary V Hodge
Hodge
Maryland
Calvert County
Frederick
Bnan Duncan
Frederick County
Calvert Charles and
St Marys
Tri-County Council
ECDC
Paul German
Anne Boyd
Ron Byrd
Duncan
Mount St Mary 4 College
Orem
Frederck County
Duncan Sant
Grimes launches Mayor's Choice program at Grimes eateries
Grimes starts the Mayor's Choice program today from 4 to 7 pm at Pretzel and Pizza Creations, 210 N Market St, inviting residents to chat with the mayor in a casual setting. Family face painting, charity donations from participating restaurants, and a future stop at Joe's Diner, 1600 W Patrick St, during breakfast hours are planned. Restaurants may join by contacting Eileen Farrar at 301-694-1380.
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Grimes
Pizza Creations
210 N Market St
Ginger Grimes
Joe's Diner
Patrick St
Dring
Eileen Farrar
New Social Services board to take office July 1
A new board of directors will take office July 1 at the Department of Local Services Board chairman will be Pat Davis. vice chairman will be Rick Stup and secretary will be Candace Goebel Four new members join the board David Ballantine Penny Muschette, Gladys Jacobson and Ruby Whalen Continuing to serve on the board are Dorothy Egbert the Rev Albert Lane, Barry Monroe, Pat Owens and Frederck County Board of Com missioners Watson John J. Thomp son Jr
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Department of Local Services Board
Pat Davis
Rick Stup
Candace Goebel
David Ballantine
Penny Muschette
Gladys Jacobson
Ruby Whalen
Dorothy Egbert
Albert Lane
Barry Monroe
Pat Owens
Frederck County
Watson John J. Thompson Jr
Gettysburg College Grad Anne Main to Bow Boston U MS in PR
Anne Main daughter of Liza and Monie Main formerly of Frederick graduates magna cum laude from Gettysburg College Pennsylvania. She is included in Who's Who of American College and University Students and inducted into Omicron Delta Kappa. As psychology major and writing minor she led Psi Chi activities and served on college groups.
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Anne Main
Liza
Monie Main
Frederick
Gettysburg College
Pennsylvania
Omicron Delta Kappa
Psi Chi
Gettysburg
Gettysburgian News
Johns Hopkins Teen Smoking Cessation Study Opens
Johns Hopkins researchers seek 104 teenagers ages 13 to 17 to test two nicotine replacement therapies at the Teen Addiction Treatment Research Clinic on the Bayview Campus Baltimore. The study compares nicotine patches and nicotine gum to halt adolescent smoking amid rising teen uptake.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Johns Hopkins Bayview
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