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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1998

Page

9

Residential Care Guide Helps Choose Alzheimer’s Home

The Alzheimer's Association Western Maryland Chapter unveils a brochure titled Residential Care A Guide for Choosing a New Home. It explains care settings, questions for staff, regulation and payments, and includes the Lafe Return Wanderers ID program and Pathways Programs to aid families in selecting appropriate memory care options. For a free copy call 301-696-0315.

Alzhemer's Association Barbara Pilgram The Alzheimer’s Association Western Maryland Laura Waters Alzheimers Association

City County Officials to Meet Nov 18 in Frederick

City and county officials postpone the Nov 18 meeting to Frederick City Hall at 7 p.m. to discuss funding for the Jobs Pathway project. The planned loop around Frederick would open hundreds of acres for development, with a rally opposing the CSR Hydro Conduit plant near Winchester Hall. Mayor Jim Grimes asked for more time to work on a $4 million Monocacy River bridge funding option.

Fredenck City Winchester Hall Frederick City CSR Frederick City Hall Jim Grimes Monocacy River

Five Frederick bands to compete in national events

Five Frederick County high schools will send bands to Scranton Pennsylvania for the Tournament of Bands championships this weekend. Urbana and Walkersville join the Atlantic Coast Championships with about 200 bands, divided into four groups for top 25 advancement. Gov Thomas Johnson and Middletown will perform in the Invitational for ranks 26 to 30. The organization includes over 400 schools in nine states with up to 11 judges evaluating ensembles and drill staff.

Frederick County Scranton Singapore Urbana Walkersville Gov Thomas Johnson Middletown Gary Rupert Middletown High

Frederick County to reclassify East Street extension project

Frederick County Commissioners voted Tuesday to designate the East Street extension as a minor arterial road to qualify for federal funding. The plan links I 70 with the city eastern side, with the State Highway Administration pursuing federal dollars by classifying the road as urban minor arterial.

Frederick Frederick City State Highway Administration

GS Associates to retire from Brown Swiss show circuit at NAILE

GS Associates of New Windsor led the Brown Swiss division at NAILE in Louisville announcing this year’s expo will be their final farm show. The crew described long hours and tight routines, noting six straight grand champions and a planned dispersal next spring as the end of an era for their dairy operation.

Louisville GS Associates New Windsor Brad Garst Lee Chaney Chaney Danny McKenzie Daily McKenzie Pete Velisek Harrisburg Madison Wis NABL Aise Maryland Ayrshire Palmyra Farm Hagerstown Palmyra Wales Pride Farm of Thurmont Glitter Syndicate of Jefferson David Fields Laytonsville Dublin Hills Woodsborn Glad Ray Farm Emmitsburg Christopher Keilholtz Savage-Leigh Holsteins of Knoxville Robert Smith Monkton Maple Lawn Farm Fulton Ehrhardt Farms of Baldwin

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