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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1999

Page

3

Maryland moves to save 800 megahertz radio frequencies

Maryland lawmakers debate creating a task force to deploy a statewide 800 MHz trunked radio system. Sen. Nancy Jacobs cites looming loss of 48 frequencies and improved interagency communication for police fire and rescue. Frederick County officials back tying into a state system while cautioning against multiple divergent networks.

Annapolis Maryland Federal Communications Commission Nancy Jacobs R-Harford Senate Economic and Environmental Affairs Committee Loudoun County Frederick John Croneburg Droneburg CIP Croneburg Frederick County Jacobs Baltimore City Tire Charles Towers Charles Riley Maryland State Firemens Association

Ridenour named to fall dean's list at Mount St Mary's

Corrine Ridenour of Myersville earned a place on the fall dean's list at Mount St Mary's College in Emmitsburg. She is the daughter of Ternaine Ridenour and a Middletown High School graduate.

Corrine Ridenour Myersville Mount St Mary’s College Emmitsburg Ternaine Ridenour Middletown High School

Hobbs named to Mount St. Mary's fall dean's list

Melissa Hobbs of Sabillasville is named to the fall dean's list at Mount St. Mary's College Emmitsburg. A Catoctin High School graduate, Thurmont, she majors in accounting.

Melissa Hobbs Sabillasville Mount St. Mary's College Emmitsburg Catoctin High School Thurmont

Public information officer appointed in Frederick

Jeanette Eleff hired as City of Frederick's first public information officer with a salary range of 40538 to 43847. She starts March 22 and brings degrees from Saint Francis Joliet Mount St Marys and a masters in business administration. Eleff will develop policies, oversee events, and liaise with media and community groups while promoting the city.

Jeanette Eleff Frederick Eleff St. Joseph Hospital Joliet College of Saint Francis Mount St. Mary's College Emmitsburg Frederick County Pio Ms. Eleff

Near miss as Frederick officer stops fleeing driver

Frederick officer Cpl. Allen Yingling halted Andrew Peters, 21, on U S 40 near Hillcrest Drive. Peters allegedly pulled away, bumped the officer, and fled before being stopped. Peters faces charges of driving while intoxicated, attempting to flee a uniformed officer, negligent driving, and other offenses. jailed awaiting bail.

Frederick Allen Yingling U.S. 40 Hillcrest Drive Andrew Scott Peters Yingling Peters Mr. Peters Bob White Court Frederick County

ESCAPE argues prevention costs less than rehabilitation

ESCAPE director Susanne Riemer cites Frederick speeches urging funding for prevention over foster care or prisons. Maryland data show 1672 abuse reports in 1948. the program promotes home visitation and prevention, noting $40,000 annual incarceration versus $2,000-$4,000 for prevention. Healthy Families Frederick launches with a $330,000 Freddie Mac Foundation grant and will serve 50 first-time, at risk parents in its first year.

Susanne Riemer Escape Lions Club of Frederick Rotary Club of Ms. Riemer Maryland Frederick County Ms Riemer Riverside Riemer Healthy Families America Freddie Mac Foundation Renette Oklewicz Walkersville Fort Detrick

Frederick County Commission for Women seeks state recognition

ANNAPOLIS The Frederick County Commission for Women asks the General Assembly to codify the group and grant eligibility for state grants. Senator Alex Mooney introduced the bill to empower the FCCFW with appointed members and defined duties, aiming to boost women's participation and elevate their status in Frederick County. Madeline Blair cited seminars for women and girls as a key activity, and Mooney noted unanimous local support.

Annapolis Frederick County Commission For Women FCCFW General Assembly Alex Mooney Frederick Washington Madeline Blair Senate Economic and Environmental Affairs Committee Frederick County Blair Mooney

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Ronald Levasseur Jr Ronald Levasseur Sr Rachene Reagan Ridenour Hobbs Frederick County Child Protective Services Unit Frederick Netus Lender Hunter Patrick Street Commission Pooree Area Fredericks Building Systems, Inc
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