Care Center offers Thanksgiving dinner and aid in two counties
The Care Center Inc opened two months ago by Fredericktowne Ministries will serve needy residents in Frederick and Carroll counties. Pastor Randy White said emergency aid covers food fuel medical rent and mortgage assistance. A Thanksgiving Day dinner is planned for November 25 at Porter's Grill in Frederick for those without a place to eat. The center relies on donations and referrals from Salvation Army Red Cross Social Services and other agencies. Since opening it has aided 20 families and will operate noon to 6 pm on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday with walk ins accepted.
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Myersville and Smithsburg clash over emergency route changes
Myersville Ambulance Chief Kathleen Kaufman and Smithsburg leaders debate whether county rules should prioritize road distance or response time when dispatching emergency equipment. Chief Lewis argues current setup favors Smithsburg. Kaufman urges fair consideration and warns residents face potential service impacts. Residents say petition leaders exaggerate benefits of Myersville service.
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MontCo to form volunteer association in Rockville
Montgomery County plans a countywide association of volunteer coordinators and directors at the Montgomery County Volunteer Bureau December workshop. The organizational meeting is 1 to 4 p m December 1 at the Executive Office Building in Rockville. More than 308 local organizations with over 7 500 volunteer positions are registered with the bureau.
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Firefighters Recognized At Fundraising Function
A speaker at a fund raising event praised firefighters saying these people are just as important as the person making the call. The gathering noted that participants are often over 30 and would likely support continued support.
Walkersville Rezoning Vote Sparks Neighborhood Concerns
Residents warned that the proposed rezoning would worsen overcrowded schools post office strain fire and ambulance service and traffic in neighborhoods with young children while devaluing property. A commissioner motioned to deny the rezoning with four votes supporting the denial. The decision now rests with the burgess and commissioners at their December meeting.
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Wayne Crum
Charles Nicodemus
Clyde Berger
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Winterization funds available for need in Rockville
The Montgomery County Department of Housing and Community Development offers limited weatherization funds for low to moderate income, elderly, and handicapped residents. Call 2791542 between 6 30 a m and 4 p m Monday through Friday for eligibility information.
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Montgomery County Department of Housing and Community Development
Frederick couple aims high in dairy herd program
Grossnickle family pursues efficiency on the farm with a milk goal of 1,000,000 pounds per man or 16,000 per cow. Herd averages about 14,284 pounds per cow. Richard and Mary Sue engage in community events. Richard wins a second four-year term as Frederick County Commissioner. Guest speaker Richard Waybright discusses Rural Life in Liberia.
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Enrollment rise at University of Baltimore reaches 5379
The University of Baltimore reports a 1.4 percent fall enrollment increase totaling 5379 students across undergraduate graduate and law programs. Law school applications rise from 1353 to 1499 with 307 accepted students while graduate business and liberal arts applications grow from 793 to 837.
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