City studies rules on use of fire retardant plywood
Frederick officials and builders met to discuss an ordinance requiring builders to follow manufacturers guidelines for fire retardant plywood. The measure aims to ensure industry standards, control moisture exposure, and prevent deterioration before installation, with fines up to 50 dollars per day for violations. Local officials cite state urging to regulate such plywood use.
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Montgomery educators back three for local offices
The Montgomery County Education Association endorses Alan Cheung for at large school board Marilyn Praisner for county council and Sally McGarry for the House of Delegates The vote follows prior endorsements and was announced by association president Mark Simon who cited overcrowded classes and a need for leadership and resources in schools Praisner’s board experience was highlighted as adding a valuable perspective to the council
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Hazardous waste collection Oct 28 in Frederick County
Frederick County will hold a household hazardous waste collection day on October 28 from 9 am to 3 pm at the Frederick County Landfill on Berch's Ford Road. Alfred Tavares, chief of the Solid Waste Bureau, notes counties like Montgomery and Prince George's have had success with similar programs and urges residents to avoid dumping such wastes in landfills or drains. The program is free for county residents and farms. explosives, nuclear, and medical waste are not accepted.
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Kinder Cabinet lets kids air views
A fifth grade Monocacy Elementary student, Jeffrey Vogt, will represent Frederick County in Annapolis for the first Kinder Cabinet. He will join 23 Maryland children to discuss youth and family issues with Gov Schaefer presiding. Officials say the program introduces younger students to state government and key topics such as family preservation and adoption.
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