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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1997

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City balks at bid to annex B-3 zoned school property

Frederick officials voted to annex 6.1 acres between Butterfly Lane and Md 180 for a new church but delayed annexation of 8 acre East Frederick Elementary School property. They questioned B-3 zoning and its consistency with the county and city comprehensive plans, despite prior approvals. A meeting with county officials was deemed necessary to resolve the dispute.

City Balks James Schmersahl Schmersahl Planning Commission

Baker's anti growth stance sparks political maneuver claims

Frederick Alderman Jon Kreissig and Mayor Jim Grimes accused Alderman Frances Baker of using her press conference on annexations to influence the mayoral race. Baker defends her votes against widening city boundaries citing service impacts while Kreissig warns of a growth politic and higher fringe-area costs to the city’s budget.

Frederick Jon Kreissig Frances Baker Planning Commission Mr. Kreissig Ninnies.”” Mr. Kreissig

Memories of Camp David reunites former personnel

Former Camp David personnel, mainly Seabees who served under Eisenhower to Johnson, gather for a reunion in Thurmont. Vivid memories surface of LBJ bowling, Caroline and John feeding rabbits, and the aging veterans recalling their youth while hoping for about 100 attendees.

Art Mayne Camp David Mayne Kennedy Peter Lawford

Braddock Heights Water System Costs Set

Frederick County commissioners approve a cost distribution table for a 5.8 million Braddock Heights water project. The table will determine charges per house, per jet and per commercial property as residents await final details. Gary Hill declines to estimate individual costs. Continued on Page A-12.

Braddock Heights Frederick County Gary Hill

Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage feature at Fox Gap Farm

The Mary land House and Garden Pilgrimage includes Fox Gap Farm this year with a focus on history and comfort. Three Dog Night is set to perform at Frederick’s festivals, as reported by The Frederick News-Post which prints portions daily on recycled paper.

Fox Gap Maryland Frederick

Agreement near on plan to balance budget in Clinton era

Washington AP reports the president and congressional Republicans closing in on a budget balancing plan with tax cuts for families investors and students. A five million child health coverage extension is included as part of Me Chitéi's agenda. Negotiations continued to resolve issues and cap deficits within five years.

Washington Clinton Me Chitéi Senate White House

Karma Academy seeks new accommodations as closing looms

Karma Academy, a group home for teenage girls at 13 West Third St, faces closure by month end as the state plans a boys shelter in the building. KEI Services considered shutdown in February but staff and board kept the program alive. Executive Director Lydia Koutze described a friendly session reaffirming commitment to continuing the academy, now seeking an alternative site in Frederick County.

Karma Academy West Third St KEI Services, Inc Rockville Lydia Koutze Sky Cappucci State Department of Juvenile Justice KHI Koutze Department of Social Services Frederick

Secrecy shrouds Vandever firing in Frederick hearing

Frederick officials held a secretive hearing at City Hall over the firing of Lesley Vandever, former acting and operations director at the Weinberg Center for the Arts. Supporters urged reinstatement as testimony stretched for hours, with critics calling the firing unjust and “groundless.”

Frederick Lesley Vandever Weinberg Center For the Arts Ms Vandever Ms. Vandever Jim Grimes Jade Wu Ms. Wu Charlie Smith Lesley Frederick City Kaytie Curtis Jade Jonathan Angel Susan Lee Alison Shafer Lesley Wanderer Center City Hall the Weinberg

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