Woman rises above abuse to help others
Charlotte Fedders, once a social figure in Maryland and wife of John Fedders, became a national voice after surviving domestic violence. She testified before Congress, cofounded stories like Shattered Dreams, and now leads a nursing and caregiving life while guiding her five sons through recovery and resilience.
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Potomac Home Health Care
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Potomac
Gaithersburg
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Men's Republican Club meeting in Frederick at Tauraso's
The Men's Republican Club of Frederick County will hold its monthly meeting Wednesday Oct 1 at Tauraso's on East Street Frederck beginning at 5 30 am. Guest speaker Dick Hug state GOP fundraiser and Bush campaign worker will give updates on both fundraising efforts. For more information contact Timothy J Weselek at 301 416 1910 ext 126.
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Frederick County
Tauraso’s
East Street
Frederck
Dick Hug
GOP
George W. Bush
Timothy J Weselek
Lawmakers Expect Little Tax Relief Next Year in Maryland
Ocean City AP legislative leaders say the 2000 session will aim to cut or eliminate the inheritance tax but no major income tax relief is anticipated. The Maryland Chamber of Commerce pushes for accelerating the remaining 4 percent of the income tax cut and for quicker inheritance tax relief. Gov. Glendening cites a $682 million surplus but favors investing in education and infrastructure over further tax cuts. The group also seeks to reduce regulatory burdens and overturn a court ruling on late payment fees.
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Art Ebersberger
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General Assembly
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Senate
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Prince George's
Chamber
House
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Dallegany
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Stoltzfus
Parris Glendening
Fbersberger
Shawn
Sue Gladhill
University of Maryland
George Houston
Mount St. Mary's College and Seminary
Bettie Delaplaine
The
Frederick News-Post
Maryland eyes 17 or fewer kindergartens classes
A Maryland state task force urges cutting kindergarten to third grade class sizes to 17 or fewer students, with 13 to 17 as ideal. It recommends phasing in over four years, notes potential costs and space limits, and calls for further study of higher grades.
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Maryland
Baltimore) Sun
Carmela West
Dee 1
General Assembly
Harford County
Sandra French
Howard County School Board
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Task Force
Abby Beytin
Timber Grove
Baltimore County
Frederick County nurse wins You Make a Difference award
Nancy Marron, clinical manager at Hospice of Frederick County, received the You Make a Difference award from Maryland first lady Frances Hughes Glendening at the Hospice Network of Maryland annual dinner in Baltimore. Colleagues praised her for coordinating patient care, long hours, quick responsiveness, and volunteer work with Camp Jamie for grieving children.
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Fredenck County
Maryland
Frances Hughes Glendening
Hospice Network of
Baltimore
Ms. Marron
Frederick County
Quicly
Marron
Jamie
Hospice
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ms Marron
Nancy
Laurel Cucchi
Michael Gloth
Burkittsville OKs trick or treating amid debate
Burkittsville Virginia will allow children to go door to door from 5 30 to 7 30 p m on Friday Oct 29 for Halloween. The Burkittsville Raritan Club will host a party at 7 30 p m at the community center. Mayor Joyce Brown says extra sheriff patrols will protect kids and that children should be accompanied. A town wide yard sale is planned for coming Saturday.
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Deborah Burgoyne
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Joyce Brown
Frederck County
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