Rohrer crowned Brunswick FFA Sweetheart for 1990-91
Shawn Rohrer, 18, of Gloria Rohrer, was named the Brunswick FFA Sweetheart at the Brunswick Community Show in Grwiswicn High School. Crystal Smith was first runner-up. Rohrer has served as FFA president and participated in nursery and landscape, horticulture, and community projects.
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Brunswick
Shawn Rohrer
Danshtar
Gloria Rohrer
Brunswick Ffa
Grwiswicn High School
Crystal Smith
C. Clayton
Shirley Smith
Jefferson
Stacy Harman
Susan Walker
Local candidates discuss recycling and public services view
Candidates from both parties addressed recycling, water protection, and funding for roads, schools, and fire services. Debates covered county facilities ordinances, capital bonding, mortgage assistance programs, term limits, abortion rights, PAC contributions, tax policy, and law enforcement cooperation among sheriff, state police, and city police. Community organizations sponsored the forum in Middletown.
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Bruce Reeder, Jr
Ms. Bowerman
Howard Wilson
Thomas van Pelt
Carl Harbaugh
Sheriff's Office
Maryland
Frederick City
Robert Snyder
Virginia Fifer
Register of Wills
Tom Shultz
Middletown
Thomas M. Eichelberger
Martha Ann Brittain
Braddock Heights Community Association
Braddock Heights Optimist Club
Amvets Post 9
Middletown Valley Sertoma Club
Middletown Valley Business Association
Middletown Valley Lions Club
Candidate calls for uniform task force to patrol drug areas
Candidate Dorsey proposes a uniform task force to patrol neighborhoods with drug markets. He cites Operation Crack Down and sting operations as making a dent but says more work is needed, noting crime cannot be blamed on crack alone amid a rapidly changing city and economy.
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J. Anita Stup
James
Doc
McClellan
House of Delegates
Political Action Committee
PAC
Boyd Smith
Dorsey
Montgomery County Exec candidates ramp up campaigns
With 33 days until the general election, Montgomery County executive contenders Albert Ceccone and Neal Potter press their campaigns from Chevy Chase homes. Potter plans early morning Metro visits and meetings with committees. Ceccone catalogs 250 lawn signs and 4,000 mailings to business groups. They will debate at 135.0 m Monday and share a candidates forum October 25 at the Germantown Library.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Albert Ceccone
Neal Potter
Chevy Chase
Potter
Metro
Mr Ceccone
Sidney Kramer
Mara
Ceccone
Cannel
Gerantuen
Germantown
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FFA
Lisa Frye
She-Bub Construction
Micah Paxon
Pomona
Bill Green
Linda Boyer
Sue Ann Yingling
James Respess
Allegany Optical
Allegany Feee
National Optical Chain
SRO
Ivy Hall
Frederick Towne Mall
Hanover
Rockport
Mansfield
Bostonia
Eget
Center Square