New FMHit Facility Opens With 20 Minute Pilot
FMHit will take 20 minutes as doctors use lab results posted instantly on computer terminals. The facility aims to lower costs for patients and insurers by increasing volume to spread equipment and test expenses. HMOs seek cheap care and may divert patients if services are not affordable. A ribbon cutting marked the opening with tours and refreshments. about 165 people attended.
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FMB
Hmos
Willams
Coffey
Vandals Damage Campground Electrical Infrastructure
vandals dug into the base of service-posts and destroyed the electrical hookups at the caretaker trailer and the gate box at the campground. Officials must trench to reconnect A Section. opening date uncertain. Rates were adjusted with a shift to monthly billing. seasonal rate dropped to discourage April to November occupancy.
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Bell
Redmond
Routzahn matriarch mourned with services planned
Surviving are several great nieces and great-nephews including Irene H. Sigler of Middletown. She was predeceased by son Grafton Clark Routzahn in 1925 and a sister Mamie R Guyton and brother Roy A Maught. Friends may call March 11 at Donald B Thompson Funeral Home Middletown. Services set March 12 at the same funeral home with Rev George M. Harper officiating. Interment in St. Pauls Lutheran Cemetery Jefferson. Memorials may be sent to St Pauls Lutheran Church Burkittsville Md 21718.
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Irene H. Sigler
Middletown
Controversial Fundraising Remarks Shake Local Politics
The document portrays a heated scene around Sue’s fundraising tactics and claims of influence in Frederick and Washington counties. It cites private benefits, alleged relationships, and political alignments tied to the ECDC bill and local figures like Mark Hoke, Bruce Reeder, and Jon Kreissig.
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George Stephanopouls
Hecht
Sue
Jack Derr
Mike Milken
ECDC
Mark Hoke
Willis
Frederick County
Washington County
Annapolis
Frederck Cours
Bruce Reeder
Maryland General Assembly Updates Passages and Deliberations
Delegates Hecht and Snodgrass led bills advancing in the legislature while others stalled. Rent charges for bad checks gained 135 to 0 House approval. Snodgrass bill on driver license points won 109 to 16. Senate approved unanimously. Ferguson’s ethics bill paused in Senate. Judiciary rejected inmate officer sex offense bill. Senate version had passed unanimously. Stull tax exemption for flags failed in House after broader Senate rejection. Senate also OK’d 43 to 3 a raise in Frederick County marriage license fees. House Commerce Committee moved a districting bill limiting tax districts to specified areas.
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Sue Hecht
D-Frederick
Washington
House
Louise Snodgrass
R-Frederick Washington
Senate
Timothy Ferguson
Frederick Carroll
House Judiciary Committee
Paul Stull
Frederick
U.S
Maryland
Ferguson
Frederick County
Commerce and Government Matters
New Market
Mount Pleasant
Urbana
Friends of Cunningham Falls Rally Support for Park Needs
Ms Olsen of Cascade reports about 2700 earned over the festival weekend selling baked goods and instruments to fund park bills and equipment. The group backs life guard radios, mowing, office help, and concession stand work. nine individuals five corporate and ten business members. Dues are annual 10 for individuals 25 for families 50 for small businesses and 100 for corporations.
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Ms. Olsen
Cascade
Ms. Ecker
Friends of
Cunningham Falls
Frederick News-Post Headlines Weigh Frederick Identity
The Frederick News-Post frames local identity around notable figures and events shaping city life, highlighting how Frederick history, institutions, and residents define the community's present narrative.
Frederick women highlighted in Civil War era history event
Elaine Harvey and Mrs Onley spoke at a Frederick County program praising women’s real wartime roles from hospital nurses to caretakers. Frederick’s Suzanne Beatty and 10 Sisters of Charity noted for impact. march event at Gov Thomas Johnson High School and Maryland Women’s Hall of Fame induction in Annapolis.
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Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Paul Gordon
M.C. Devilbiss
Elaine Harvey
Joy Onley
Harvey
Frederick
Gordon
Suzanne Beatty
New York
Mount Pleasant
Beatty
Mr. Gordon
William
U.S. Supreme Court
Sisters of Charity of Our
Dr. Devilbiss
Gov
Glider crashes near Carroll field injuring two
Two people were injured Sunday when a glider crashed during landing near the 1900 block of Gillis Falls Road Maryland State Police said. The left wing hit a tree and the craft struck nose first. Pilot Thomas Britt Passin and Bonnie Stoner Lloyd exited the glider. Lloyd went to Carroll County General Hospital and Passin to R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center. Passin listed serious but stable. Lloyd treated and released.
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Woodbine
Gillis Falls Road
Maryland
Thomas Britt Passin
Reston
Bonnie Stoner Lloyd
Silver Spring
Lloyd
Carroll County General Hospital
Westminster
Passin
R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Baltimore
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Patrick St
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