Glendening and Chamber Work To Patch Maryland Rift
Governor Parris Glendening and the Maryland Chamber of Commerce moved to mend strained ties after past clashes over tax cuts collective bargaining and political its. At the Ocean City fall conference Glendening praised his pro business record while urging partnership with the chamber and promising cooperation. New chamber leaders Art Ebersberger and Kathleen Snyder voiced a shift toward a more positive, less partisan relationship.
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Annapolis
Parris Glendening
Maryland Chamber of Commerce
Glendening
Ellen Sauerbrey
Chamber
Maryland
Ocean City
Art Ebersberger
Kathleen Snyder
Casper Taylor
D-Allegany
Rger Anne
Snyder
Ebersberger
Ms. Snyder
Prince George's
County Chamber of Commerce
Champe McCullouch
Richard C Mike Lewin
mid-Atlantic
Chamber of Commerce
Historical Society of Frederick Counts Annual Meeting 1999
The Historical Society of Frederick Counts will hold its 1999 annual meeting on Tuesday November 9 at 7 30 pm in Winchester Hall 12 E Church St Frederick Members will vote on bylaw amendments and officers and directors The nominating committee chaired by William G Willmann submits a slate for two year terms president Donald R Hunt vice president Colleen M Remshberg secretary Bernard 2 Becker treasurer Thomas M Fox Current directors include George Gilbert George E Lewis Sue Shatto Phil Stanley Dwight Hutchinson Ethel Lee Scotto John H Staley Jr and Nancy Thrasher Also nominated for four year terms are Christopher Haugh and Jonathan Warner
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The
Historical Society of Frederick Counts
Commissioners Meeting
Winchester Hall
E Church St. Frederick
William G Willmann
Jim Hallmond
Ann Leichert
Donald R. Hunt
Colleen M. Remshberg
Bernard
Becker
Thomas M Fox
George Gilbert
George E. Lewis
Sue Shatto
Phil Stanley
Dwight Hutchinson
Ethel Lee Scotto
John H. Staley Jr
Nancy Thrasher
Christopher Haugh
Jonathan Warner
Townsend Leads In Governor Poll As Ehrlich Posts Cautious Hope
A Mason Dixon poll of 620 registered voters shows Lt. Gov. Kathleen Kennedy Townsend leading in Maryland governor prospects with 49 percent to Rep. Robert Ehrlich’s 37 percent among those voting today. Ehrlich and Townsend have not announced campaigns. Ehrlich says he is surprised and will watch similar polls while noting Townsend’s Glendon ing Administration ties. In Democratic primaries Townsend leads with 53 percent among likely voters. Duncan trails, while voters unde cided total 16 percent. Among general matchups Ehrlich closeness varies with Ruppersberger Curry and Duncan.
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Kathleen Kennedy Townsend
Robert Ehrlich
R-2nd
Mason-Dixon Polling & Research Inc
Ms. Townsend
Ehelich
Mr. Ehrlich
Townsend
Glendening
Ehrlich
Maryland
Ms Townsend
Baltimore
Charles Ruppersberger
Montgomery County
Douglas E Duncan
Prince George's
Wayne Curry
Duncan
Ruppersberger
Mr. Curry
Curry
Maryland art education awards five Frederick teachers
At the October 22 statewide conference the Maryland Art Education Association will honor five Frederick County educators for outstanding art teaching. Recipients include William Bingham, Sandra Braun, Kevin Cuppett, Reeves, and Charlie Shobe with elementary and secondary career and new educator honors.
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Maryland Art Education Association
Frederick County
William Bingham
Sandra Braun
Kevin Cuppett
Reeves
Charlie Shobe
Towson University
Boring Ridge
Shobe
Russell Beaton
Shohe
National Vietnam Veterans Art Museum
Frederick High School
Mary Reeves
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Beaton
Visual and Performing Arts
Liberty
Middletawn Middle School
Bingham
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