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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 2000
Page
1
Maryland Senator Sarbanes announces a 4.4 million boost to a 100 million project to ease congestion around Frederick. The effort to fix the interstate disconnect includes routes 1-70 1-270 US 15 Md 355 and Md 65 with federal and state funding already totaling 32 million.
A fragmented AP wire report notes dairy farms shrinking in Carroll Frederick and surrounding counties with regions losing more than a quarter of dairy herds over nine years. The trend shows rising milk production nationwide though herd sizes vary, with the South East hit hardest and regional shifts continuing.
A Frederick report shows City employees are predominantly white males in professional roles with 29 white men earning 43 000 to 70 000 annually and 9 white women earning 33 000 to 54 900. Black female professionals are paid 33 000 to 54 900. The study notes promotions and data gaps. Edward McCoy plans to discuss findings with Mayor Grimes and to obtain county employee data as well.
Shadow puppet performer Kelsey Meekins, nine, waited for the school bus along Schifferstadt Boulevard early Wednesday. Her North Frederick Elementary class marked a bring a staffed animal to school day with a playful puppet display.
Two 20 year olds Alexa Pecore and Sedyelea voiced uncertainty about Social Security's future, saying they may not benefit from private savings plans and doubting the program will disappear. They noted the presidential race could shape the system's course.
Frederick Mayor Jim Grimes told commissioners a city county partnership could bolster Lake Singanore’s water supply if the county finalizes the agreement. The county has progressed without the city but the city can help if terms are workable. Page A-18 continues.
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