Four County study flags regional landfill concerns in Frederick County
Frederick County officials question a Northeast Maryland Waste Disposal Authority report on a four county solid waste plan. They oppose a regional landfill and possible incinerators citing out-of-county trash and insufficient recycling mandates. The $280000 study proposes uses including refuse derived fuel and material recovery facilities, but commissioners demand clearer evidence and beyond state recycling goals.
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Gail Bowerman
Frederick
Howard
Carroll
Washington
Northeast Maryland Waste Disposal Authority
Baltimore
Frederick City
Wayne Keeler
Public Works
Sue Ron Yingling
Ronald Sundergill
Bruce Reeder
Brook Lane Names Patricia Hanberry as Public Affairs Chief
Patricia G. Hanberry has been hired as director of Brook Lane Psychiatric Center new office of public affairs. The office will develop educational programs for mental health professionals and the community with plans for clinician seminars on personality disorders and a Sunday workshop on satanic cult related activities among adolescents. She has 14 years in management consulting with Touche Ross Booz Allen in the Washington area and holds degrees from Albion College and the University of Chicago.
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Patricia G. Hanberry
Brook Lane Psychiatric Center
Hanberry
Albion College
Albion
Mich
School of Social Service Administration
University of Chicago
Touche Ross & Co
Booz, Alien & Hamilton Inc
Washington, D.C
City seeks state federal funds for city bus system
Frederick city officials will ask for 1.55 million from state and federal sources to buy seven new buses and refurbish four aging units. The plan hinges on a 172 500 contribution with refurbishments forecast to take two to four weeks per bus. A public meeting is set for 1 30 p m Wednesday April 10 in City Hall Room 105 for resident input.
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Frederick
Glenn Nikirk
Bob Lee
Nikirk
Paul Gordon
City Hall
Brunswick looks to hire temporary police officers
Brunswick Mayor Richard Goodrich said two temporary officers will be hired to July to cover sick and military absences. One officer is on sick leave and Pvt Jeff Kessler is on military duty in the Persian Gulf. A K-9 handler's handler’s dog Baron is cared for by a sheriff’s office member. Two academy recruits graduate in May as cooperation from Sheriff Harbaugh helps patrols. Public calls about suspicious activity have risen as community involvement grows.
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Brunswick
Richard Goodrich
Persian Gulf
Mr. Goodrich
Jeff Kessler
Frederick County
Brunswick Police
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