Learning Bus to bring training to Frederick County childcare providers
Frederick County Head Start seeks a 67000 grant from the State to fund a Learning Bus offering continuing training credits for providers. An education specialist will guide sites as the bus travels to homes and centers, with materials borrowable for families to extend learning at home.
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Frederick County
Ick County
Head Start
State Department of Health and Human Services
Contio
Kay Mullican
Mullican
Maryland
Ms. Mullican Si
Frederick mayor outlines city’s 21st century reforms
Frederick Mayor Jim Grimes spoke to the Frederick Exchange Club detailing a new reorganizational plan and budget aims to increase efficiency and accountability. He listed projects including Carroll Creek site development Monocacy Boulevard expansion airport improvements and hiring 11 new police officers while stressing proactive planning and open government. Human services advocate Suzanne Reimer urged prioritizing human services as part of quality of life and economic growth.
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Frederick
Jim Grimes
Frederick Exchange Club
Grimes
Carroll Creek
C. Burr
Monocacy Boulevard
Frederick Police Department
Patrick Street
Jefferson Street
I-70
State
Frederick County
Suzanne Reimer
Escape
Ms. Reimer
Reimer
HDC delays Carroll Creek demolition hearing in Frederick
Frederick's Historic District Commission postponed discussion on a 1.1 million six story Carroll Creek demolition proposal citing missing documentation. Chair Irene Kirilloff said a special meeting or notices 10 days prior may occur. The panel also advanced concepts to renovate Farmers Cooperative at 35 E South St into a 4 million 41 800 square foot mixed use building and approved a glass factory sign and demolition expansion plans for 16 and 22 8 Market St.
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Frederick's
Illati
Frederick
HDC
Farmer's Cooperative
E. South St
B. Fourth St
Market St
Obituaries for Earl Taylor Sr and Helen McGraw
Earl O Taylor Sr 75 of Frederick died Oct 8 at Frederick Memorial Hospital husband of Doris Tregoning Taylor born March 17 1923 in Worcester County a World War II veteran he retired from Pelburn Electric and ran Earl's Produce Stand survived by seven children three stepchildren 25 grandchildren and four great grandchildren services set for Oct 12 at Etchison Memorial Chapel Keeney and Basford Funeral Home interment Mount Olivet Cemetery Frederick Helen J McGraw 90 of Westminster died Oct 7 at Carroll County General Hospital wife of Charles B McGraw born Dec 15 1907 in Frederick County survived by six children and others funeral Oct 10 at Fletcher Funeral Home interment Keysville Union Cemetery
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Earl 8. Taylor Sr
Kemp Lane
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Doris &Tregoning Taylor
Worcester County
Neal T
Jennie L. Stevens Taylor
Pelburn Electric
Rockville
Earl
M. Carroll Taylor
Sharon
Salisbury
Russell A. Taylor
Pat
Elizabethtown
Joy B. Taylor
Norris
Corl
Anita Broadway
Hushand Harvey
Nashville, Tenn
Patricia Ann Pruitt
Robert
Peddler Mills
Hari Steven Taylor Jr
Orange City
Pla
Gordon Lee Taylor
Florida
Kenneth Russell Cromwell
Hagerstown
Steven Cromwell
Lori
Susan Baker
Kim
Keymar
Herman Taylor
Quarryville
Granville Taylor
Pocomoke
William Taylor
Stockton
Olive Johnson
Keeney and Basford Funeral Home
E. Church Se
Brice W. Barth
Bethany Lutheran Church
Brunswick
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Helen McGraw
Helen J. McGraw
Westminster
Carroll County General Hospital
Charles B. McGraw
Frederick County
Ammon D
Iva Mort Byler
Meeray
Webster
Thurmont
Tunnie Eyier
Walkersville
McGraw
Viala McDonald
O Fond
Rene D. Byler
Seuds
Fletcher Funeral Home
E. Main St
Marie Bernadette
Keysville Union Cemetery
Woman Killed Chasing $20 Bill Across Highway
In Cleveland Tennessee a 24 year old Dalton Georgia woman, Karen Byers, was killed early Thursday when she ran after a $20 bill thrown from a car and stepped into the path of a pickup truck. The driver could not avoid impact. no charges filed.
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Cleveland, Tenn
Karen Byers
Dalton
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Frederick County Sheriff Office honors at annual awards banquet
The Frederick Bounty Sheriff's Office held its yearly awards banquet in Woodsboro, recognizing deputies and staff for valor and service. Key honors went to Deputy First Class Keith Robeson as deputy of the year and Richard James for top corrections bureau work, with others receiving life-saving, community service and special appreciation awards.
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Woodsboro
Frederick Bounty
Keith Robeson
Richard James
Corrections Bureau
David Becker
Mount Airy
Becker
Troy Barrick
Jason McCollum
James Fogle
Melinda Grenier
Allen Herrmann
Sheriff's Office
Jerry Horner
Todd Crum
Scot Hopkins
Mark Cullember
Marty Naugle
Jef Hyman
Suzanne Doxzen
Dim Hagg
Carrie Willard
Catherine Bird
Annette Frahm
Dennis Tolland
Craig Cavanaugh
Christopher Figgatt
Donna Tisdate
Jay Kelsh
Set
Thomas Winebrenner
Ben Barry
John Williams
Craig Gagnon
William Crabill
Carol Devin
Jan Renn
Rudolph Torres
Reginald Crawley
Barry
Keesha Beall
Sophia Allen
Theresa Benner
Donna Tisdale
Richard Robertson
Chuck Jenkins
Keith Bowerman
John Chance
John Keyser
Randy Dorsey
Ted Nee
Steven Ray
Michael Bunn
Sherie Carder
Carol Devlin
Lee Evans
David Imes
Stuart Dougherty
Scott Rolle
Robert T. Hilton
Montgomery County
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Earl Taylor Sr
Rick
Annapolis
Uick’s
Meee
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Edgewood Church
Frederick Stills
Loczrzes
Deputy Keith Robeson
Feng
Jim Trelease
North Peedrick
Ann Meandbuth
Drgeat
USA
Anid
cAhldren
Wag Rao
Sas
Aynence
Auberty
John K. Rosemond
Marys Fylanvon
Hreeza
Hitvctown Wascyrlme
Randtiel
Nist
Adoni
Ister
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