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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1999

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2

Tech panel weighs worker retention and mergers

A Maryland tech panel at Ceresville Mansion discusses hiring struggles and retention across firms. Noel Buterbaugh BioWhittaker cites campus recruiting while Walter Klein Jr First Nationwide Mortgage notes lower turnover after community giving. Harvey Forest says recruitment extends to West Virginia. Dyan Brasington calls issue statewide and urges transparent merger communication.

Noel Buterbaugh BioWhittaker Inc Walkersville Ceresville Mansion High Technology Council of Maryland Walter C. Klein Jr First Nationwide Mortgage Corp Frederick Harvey Forest Solarex West Virginia Dyan Brasington High Technology Council of Maryland Klem

Mount St Marys seeks $8.8 million bond funding

The Frederick County Economic and Community Development Commission voted to recommend an economic development revenue bond of 8.8 million for Mount St Marys College to refinance debt. County commissioners will vote in June on the financing. The tax revenue bonds aid manufacturers and non profits, allocated by the federal government to states.

Mount St Mary's College Frederick County Economic and Community Development Commission ECDC Jefferson School Frederick Count Recipents

Local woman to be printed in USA Weekend Health page

Theresa Rutter of Frederick will have a letter published in USA Weekend Health and Fitness this weekend. She researched posture and says it affects impressions during interviews, noting many articles target athletes. Rutter, a student at Frederick Community College and freelance writer, has previously published in other outlets.

Theresa Rutter Frederick Todd Mitchell USA Health and Fitness Butler Rutter Frederick Community College

Local students named to James Madison president's list

James Madison University in Harrisonburg Virginia named spring semester president's list honorees Rebecca Lillard of Frederick and Emily Marshall of Middletown. The dean's list includes David Hartley Ina Montefusco Mark Zebra Jule Fox Melanie Ludwig Emily Simpson Lynn Vogel Brian Henry and Jenny Morrison among others from Frederick Wamsville Mount Airy Myersville Walkersville.

James Madison University Harrisonburg Rebecca Lillard Frederick Emily Marshall Middletown David Hartley Ina Montefusco Mark Zebra Jule Fox Wamsville Melanie Ludwig Emily Simpson Lynn Vogel Mount Autry Brian Henry Myersville Jenny Morrison Walkersville

Coalition seeks high school transcripts for jobs

Maryland businesses push for high school transcripts in hiring to gauge course difficulty and attendance. Executive director June Streckfus notes students must show strong records as technology needs rise. Attendance targets 95 percent. a two year campaign gains support from education and business groups including Maryland Department of Education and the Maryland Chamber of Commerce. Some firms like State Farm Frederick BioWhittaker Chevy Chase Bank and Werres Corp are already or considering such practices.

June Streckfus Maryland Business Houndtable For Education Streckfis Maryland Nioe Streckins Maryland State Department of Education Marland Chamber of Commerce Roundtable State Farm Insurance Frederick BioWhittaker Chevy Chase Bank Werres Corp

Baptist youth camp near reopening after 1991 fire

The Frederick County Board of Appeals approved a plan to reestablish Kamp Kaylor at Skycroft Conference Center near Middletown, adding a 40-foot lodge and expanding facilities to serve 102 campers and staff, with limits on operation May 15 to Sept 30 and quiet hours. Neighbors raised concerns about noise and lighting, while Skycroft aims to preserve rustic character and accommodate girls.

Skycroft South Mountain Frederick County Board of Appeals Kamp Kaylor Middletown Beryl Little Baptist Convention of Maryland Delaware John Stann Larry Nelson Nelson Stann Mr. Nelson John Lovell Jr Deborah Raba Dahlgren Road County Planning Commission Little GS Communications Yellow Springs Road Mike Manz Lovell William Brennan Jr

Derr named to spring semester dean's list

Samantha Derr of Walkersville is named to Meredith College spring semester dean's list in Raleigh North Carolina.

Samantha Derr Walkersville Meredith College Raleigh, N.C

Woodsboro Bank seeks Frederick branch admission by FDIC

Woodsboro Bank, a Maryland corporation, intends to apply to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to establish a branch at 4-6 West Patrick Street in Frederick Maryland. Comments may be filed with the FDIC regional director in New York before processing is completed, which will not occur before June 10, 1999 and may be extended for good cause. The nonconfidential portion of the application fee is available for inspection one day after request at the Corporation's regional office with photocopies and a schedule of charges on request.

Woodsboro Bank Maryland North Main Street Woodsboro Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation West Patrick Street Frederick Fifth Avenue 21St Floor New York

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