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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1993
Page
1
Lois Smith Harrison, Hood College alumna and former Board of Trustees chair, delivered the Saturday Centennial graduation address. She urged graduates to pursue excellence with happiness, avoid perfection, and dream boldly while balancing life’s peaks and valleys, noting happiness lies in being all you can be with honor.
Brunswick officials announce resignations with Mayor Richard Goodrich and councilman Tom Smith stepping down June 30. Goodrich cites health and personal reasons after a long tenure since 1990 recall, while Smith says time demands pushed him to leave. A special election is set for Aug. 3 to replace Jesse Thompson. four council members will remain, limiting quorum and veto ability.
Frederick Mayor Paul Gordon described Thursday night’s three hour meeting with the City Board of Aldermen as the most embarrassing the administration has seen. Aldermen deflected budget delays and debated light choices for Carroll Creek Park, with a decision pushed to June 10 special session.
U S Rep Roscoe Bartlett sought legal counsel to determine if campaign workers should have payroll taxes paid and expressed willingness to cover any back Social Security taxes or penalties. He noted payrolls exceeded 82 thousand dollars with up to 15 workers while opponent Tom Hattery ran three paid staffers with payroll over four hundred thirty dollars.
The Walkersville Lions advance to the regional finals in a basketball contest. The brief report notes a strong performance by the team and sets the stage for the next round.
Rock Creek Center celebrated law graduates with video highlights and heartfelt speeches. Ivan Delauter thanked his late father as he accepted his diploma, while Julie Thomason urged pride and boundless possibilities. Several graduates announced future plans with donations to teachers and friends named in attendance.
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