Beautiful Doris Ladner Banks Earns County You Are Beautiful Award
Doris Ladner Banks receives the Frederick County You Are Beautiful award at a Ceresville Mansion ceremony. She will represent Frederick County in Annapolis on November 10 at the Maryland You Are Beautiful event, after nomination by the Frederick County Human Relations Commission for volunteer work with the Silent Mission Committee linking deaf and hearing church members.
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Doris Ladner Banks
Frederick County
Ceresville
Annapolis
Maryland
Frederick County Parks Study Urged by Commission
Frederick County Parks and Recreation Commission urges a resident survey to identify facility needs and ownership of parks. A study costing 90 000 to 210 000 is proposed, funded by staff, outside firm, or both, to guide a long range plan as the county lacks an up to date parks inventory.
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Frederick County Parks and Recreation Commission
Obituary for Mrs Euna Stone of Walkersville
Mrs Euna Lee Stone 72 of 300 Kenwood Court Walkersville died September 30 at home after a year long illness Born April 8 1921 in Holston Virginia she was the daughter of Dale Smith and Goldie Steele Scyphers Twice married she was the wife of Chester G Stone and the late William Hedges Windsor Surviving are daughter Sherry Rae Wollard granddaughter Pamela Lynn Wollard and brother Harry C Scyphers Funeral services 2 pm Saturday October 2 at Woodsboro funeral home officiated by Rev Jeff C Hudson and Rev Earl Hayter Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery Frederick The family will receive friends October 1 from 2 4 and 7 9 pm at the funeral home Memorials may be made to Fredericktowne Baptist Church or Hospice of Frederick County
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Euna Lee Stone
Kenwood Court
Walkersville
Holston
Dale Smith
Goldie Steele
Chester G Stone
William Hedges Windsor
Jeff C Hudson
Earl Hayter
Mount Olivet
Frederick
Fredericktowne Baptist Church
Frederick County
Fredenck
Poor students in Frederick County show gains but gaps persist
Frederick County officials report poor students improved on the Maryland Functional Tests since 1987 with reading passing rates rising from 89 percent to 93.5 percent and math up 25 percent, while MSPAP gaps remain. District leaders credit social services and targeted funding, noting ongoing poverty-related challenges and a 52 percent high school dropout rate among low income students.
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Martin
Frederick County
Maryland
Kevin Castner
Castner
Governor’s Commission On School Funding
David Markoe
Markoe
Lawmakers split on stalking bill aims modest upgrade
Dissenting lawmakers argued stalking should be felony now, while supporters hailed initial step as attention grabbing. Frederick City Police Chief Raffensberger noted stalking stems largely from domestic violence and praised new law as giving police more leverage against offenders.
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Menes
Prince George
Senate
Stup
Littrell
May Regis Raffensberger
Frederick City
May Raffensberger
Extension plans spark street damage worries in Frederick
Residents Giller Pearl and Wrench report roaring trucks from I 70 and I 270 injure streets and shake homes on South Market Street. They fear slower emergency access and noise while East Street extension aims to ease congestion, attract businesses, and improve traffic flow for visitors to Carroll Creek. Alderman Kreissig backs talks to balance concerns with city history and growth.
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Giller
James Pearl
Mr Pearl
Constance Wrench
Mount Olivet Boulevard
South Market Street
Ana
Wrench
McDonalds
East Side
East End
Jon Kreissig
Kreissig
East Street
Kreissig Sud
Carroll Creek
Frederick
We Carry The Wells and Keep You Posted
Frederick News-Post notes Wells service and updates from BADHIVE era. Niewera details scarce but document highlights ongoing community information sharing and local reporting.
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Frederick Netws-Post
Niewera
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