Tourism Council honors best volunteers at 18th dinner
The Tourism Council of Frederick County held its 18th annual membership dinner at the Holiday Inn Fort Detrick on October 28. Jeanne Vasold, Janet Flora, and Elizabeth Shatto received outstanding volunteer recognitions as Scott Grove outlined new marketing themes and incoming president Clyde Hicks introduced the 1993 94 board amid a slide show titled Tourism Works for Frederick County.
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Tourism Council of
Frederick County
Holiday Inn-Fort Detrick
Toursm Council
Jeanne Vasold
Janet Flora
Elizabeth Shatto
Historic Sites Consortium
Touism Council
Ms Vasold
Joy Derr
Derr
Fred
Clyde Hicks
Ray Venema
Robin Scarff
Jack Lyburn
Ken Fischer
Jon Angel
Bruce Jacobson
Jeanne Vassold
Meredith Mercer
Mary Pendergast
Beth Burnette
Sandra Steele
Paula Routzahn
Barbara Swanhart
Scott Grove
Randy Bartlett
A. Colin Clevenger
Mike McCrossin
Ozone Reduction Hearing At FCC In Maryland
The Metropolitan Washington Air Quality Committee will hold a public hearing at Frederick Community College on November 18 to discuss a draft plan reducing ozone pollution by 15 percent by 1996 under the Clean Air Act. The plan targets 147.9 tons per day and includes rules on reformulated gasoline paints pesticides vehicle emissions testing and restrictions on burning and lawn care.
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Metropolitan Washington
Sneadner Hall
County to attend MACo winter meeting in Calvert County
Frederick County representatives will join peers from across Maryland at MACo’s annual winter meeting December 1 to 3 in Calvert County. The event offers information exchange on common issues with the theme Excelling With Less The Challenge of the 9s and features over 22 panel presentations on topics including government restructuring and revitalizing health care.
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Frederick County
Maryland Association of Counties
Maco
Calvert County
C&O Canal path closed for Bailey Bridge repaint
Work begins immediately to sandblast and paint Bailey Bridge at milepost suka within M and O Canal National Historical Park. Towpath closed from Brunswick to Lock 29 at Lander for about 30 days. For more information call park headquarters at 301 739 4200 weekdays 8 am to 4 pm.
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Bailey Bridge
Suka
M&o Canal National Historical Park
Brunswick
Lander
C&o Canal
Friends of the Monocacy Battlefield meet November seventeenth
The group will gather November 17 at 7:30 pm in Winchester Hall Frederick to hear Brian Pohanka discuss The Common Soldier's View of the Battle of Monocacy. The nonprofit advocates preservation and interpretation of Monocacy National Battlefield and supports the National Park Service. Memberships run ten dollars yearly with a ten dollar initiation for adults. youths under eighteen pay five dollars with no initiation. Contact Friends of Monocacy Battlefield P O Box 4101 Frederick MD 21705-4110 for forms.
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Friends of the
Gettysburg
Monocacy National Battlefield
National Park Service
Friends of Munvuacy
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