Youth Ranch dedicates administration building
The Maryland Sheriffs' Youth Ranch in Urbana dedicated its new administration building named for the late John Edward Wright. Wright, a longtime board member and former president, died in 1993 at age 54. The $250,000 renovation includes a computer lab, lounge, library, offices and conference rooms.
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Urbana
Darlene Wright
Michael
Maryland Sheriffs’ Youth Ranch
John Edward Wright
Wright
Youth Ranch
Montgomery County Detention Center
John
Alan R. Clapp
Ms. Wyant
Mental patients to be discharged from Baltimore hospitals
About 200 patients in Baltimore mental hospitals will be discharged and receive outpatient care under a state program, saving about 70 000 dollars per patient annually. An additional 100 high cost outpatient Medicaid users will join the plan, with Baltimore Mental Health Systems managing care under a five year contract.
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Baltimore
Nelson Sabatini
Tori Leonard
Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Baltimore Mental Health Systems
Steve Baron
Officers Need All The Help They Can Get
International Association of Chiefs of Police leader Dan Rosenblatt says violent crime is rising while officer numbers fall harming murder and rape closure rates. Frederick County sheriff commends citizen advisory committee and honors Deputy Gary Cline for 62 arrests in six months and leading the 3 D program during holidays.
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International Association of Chiefs of Police
Dan Rosenblatt
Rosenblatt
Frederick County
Sheriff's Office
Citizens Advisory Committee
Carl Harbaugh
Cline
COG reviews plan to clean Bay water
The Frederick County Council of Governments discussed a regional plan to cut nitrogen and phosphorus in Bay runoff by 40 percent by 2000 from 1985 levels. The plan, led by Dr. Richard Eskin, emphasizes voluntary actions, education, and stricter enforcement, with 107 million pounds of nitrogen and 1.3 million pounds of phosphorus entering Upper Potomac basin waters annually.
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Frederick County
Eskin
Agrice
Potomac Basin
County to loan 10000 for Frederick Festival of the Arts
Frederick County Commissioners approved a 10000 loan to the Frederick Festival of the Arts to cover promotional and other costs for a June 24 to 26 event. City officials approved a similar loan. The festival aims for 50000 attendees and self sufficiency in future years.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
Brian Ropp
Frederick Festival of the Arts
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Lindsay Schaub
Citizens Committee
Harbaugh
Citizens
Gary Cline
Ned Ferris
COG
Chesapeake Bay
Gary Hill
Bureau of Water and Sewer
Art
Teresa Franklin
News-Post
The
United States Air Force Band
Washington , D.C
Weinberg Center For the Arts
West Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland
Frederick News-Post
East
Patrick Street
P.O
Ible Space
Rachive
Scott A. Guidry
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