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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 2001

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Thompson cites rules to oust planning members

County Commissioner John L. Thompson Jr. circulated Maryland code guidelines to remove four planning commissioners who backed halting the Frederick Region Plan. At a joint meeting only two commissioners attended. Thompson called the move an efficiency issue while opponents called it a political threat. Gardner and Weldon disputed the threat and urged renewed communication as the plan process continues.

John L. Thompson Jr County Planning Commission Thompson Planning Commission Joan McIntyre J. Denham Crum Fern Hines Richard Stup Maryland Commission Jan Gardner Rick Weldon City of Frederick Stup Hines Crum Commissioners’ and Planning Commission McIntyre Mr. Crum Ms. Gartner Adamstown Gardner Ms Gardner

Child rides horse down Carrollton Drive on Oreo

Five year old Hali Crist guides her black and white pony Oreo along Carrollton Drive during a late Monday stroll with her grandparents. The informal scene captures a calm neighborhood moment as the child enjoys a playful ride.

Senator Larter East Street Fredericks Best Antiques Hali Crist Carrollton Drive Hali

Afghan women discussion at Hood College forum

Fahima of the Revolutionary Association of Women in Afghanistan will discuss women’s plight in war torn Afghanistan at Hood College Rosenstock Hall Auditorium. The 7 p.m. Wednesday October 17 event is free with Afghan refreshments. For information contact Khan Chadda at Hood.

Revolutionary Association of Women In Afghanistan Rosenstock Hall Hood College Fahima Khan Chadda Hood

Port of Baltimore Strengthens Security Measures

Baltimore port officials briefed Maryland lawmakers Benjamin Cardin and William G. Gilchrest on enhanced security and interagency cooperation. Agencies including Coast Guard, INS, Customs, MTA police, city and county police, and FBI share information to monitor ships, cargo, and crews. The Coast Guard now requires 96 hours notice for arrivals, up from 24 hours, with lists screened by multiple agencies before reaching Baltimore. Cardin and Gilchrest urged practical tech and staffing to keep the port economically viable amid heightened vigilance.

Baltimore Bartimore Pew Maryland Benjamin Cardin Warne Gikchrest Hael Coast Guard, Immigration and Naturalization Services LS Customs Maryland Transportation Authority Police Baltimore County Watieal Hacnumac Poline FBI CLA New York Washington Cardin Gilchrest

Maryland Municipal League to hold three day College Park conference

Nearly 200 Maryland city and town leaders will meet in College Park to select a three item lobbying package for the legislative session in Annapolis. The Maryland Municipal League plans sessions on sewer repair funding zoning autonomy and overhead line burial while stressing local government independence. Attendees include leaders from Brunswick Middletown Mount Airy Myersville Rosemont Robeerie and Fredericksburg with workshops on open meetings laws tourism marketing and accounting standards.

Maryland Annapolis Maryland Municipal League College Park General Assembly Prince George’s Montgomery Frederick County MML Middletown Burgess William Thompson Citie Thompson Brunswick Middletown Mount Airy Myersville Rosemont Robeerie City of Frederie

Urbana Historical Society to discuss Hyattstown grist mill

The Urbana Historical Society will discuss the restored grist mill in Hyattstown on Wednesday Oct 17. Donovan will present at 7 30 p m at the Hampton School on Park Mills and Fingerboard roads. Attendance is free and open to the public.

Urbana Historical Society Hyattstown

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