Hood College breaks ground on 17 million Hudson Center project
Ground was broken Thursday for Hood College's Hudson Science and Technology Center, a 17 million project expanding the Hudson Science Hall. Attendees included Hood College leaders and local officials, with architects and contractors of note. See A-1 story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Science and Technology Center
Hudson Science Hall
Hood College
William Wilson
William Wilson Associated Architects
Boston
Mass
Louise Snodgrass
Robert Tucker
Gerald Holm
William Warren
The
Hudson Trust
Belinda Teague-Levy
Mary Alice Marks
Frederick County Commissioners
Joseph Bartlett
Shirley D. Peterson
Paul Stull
Carol Allen
Hood College Board of Trustees
Alex Mooney
Sue Hecht
Deborah Lauder
Tilanthi Jayawardena
Hudson
Mike Callas
Callas Contractors
Hagerstown
Ferguson outlines plans for next year at fund-raiser
Mount Pleasant dinner event attracted about 60 attendees at the Morningside Inn as Senator Ferguson, Frederick Carroll, and other Republicans discussed the upcoming Maryland General Assembly. Ferguson warned the first session of the millennium will address Second Amendment rights, gay and human rights issues. He opposes handgun bans and noted tax topics in Frederick County. Senate minority leader Madden praised his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
Sen. Ferguson
Morningside Inn
Ferguson
Frederick Carroll
Maryland General Assembly
Judicial Proceedings
Roscoe Bartlett
Robert Ehrlich
Mr. Ferguson
Frederick County
J. Joseph Curran Jr
Senate
Marty Madden
R-Howard
Prince George's
Madden
Tim
Annapolis
Montgomery Chamber Music Series Plans Nights of Notes
The Montgomery County Chamber Music Society will start a second free Nights of Notes series on Oct 27 at Gaithersburg Regional Library 18330 Montgomery Village Avenue. The program begins 7 30 p m with works by Beethoven Faure Loeillet and Mozart. The Nov 10 program at 7 30 p m features marches patriotic pieces honoring American veterans and the Naval Hospital Bethesda Ceremonial Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County Chamber Music Society
Gaithersburg Regional Library
Montgomery Village Avenue
Beethoven
Faure
Loeillet
Mozart
Naval Hospital Bethesda
Joyce to challenge for Circuit Court seat
Two candidates Julie Stevenson and Jerome Joyce announce bids for the Frederick County Circuit Court judgeship valued at 107 775 dollars. Both cross fil on GOP and Democratic ballots with potential joint run or split primaries shaping a late summer to fall election outcome. Stevenson, appointed in 1998, and Joyce, a former prosecutor, bring deep county legal links and public service roles to the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Stevenson
Jerome Joyce
Frederick County
Parms Glendening
Herbert L. Rollins
Ms. Stevenson
Glendening
Stevenson
Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr
Scott Rolle
Mary Ann Stepler
James Respass
Joyce
New Market
Washington
Carroll
National Fire Academy
Emmitsburg
Baltimore
University of Baltimore School of Law
Gina Cirincione
Washington County
William Nicklas Jr
Maryland State Police
Maryland Bar Foundation
Mount St. Mary's College
University of Maryland School of Law
Public works staff debut town anthem in Frederick meeting
City Public Works employees unveiled a fast tempo tune The Spirit Is Moving All Over This Town at the mayor and aldermen meeting. Alderman William Hail performed as the tape played and applause followed. The song, written with a local twist, promotes unity momentum and civic service by Frederick’s public works team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Public Works Mo Pernment
Public Works
William Hail
Carey Landry
Frederick
Fred Eisenhart Jr
City Public Works
Ex-Phila staffer offers help to Baltimore mayoral transitions
Ex Philadelphia staffer David L. Cohen, who helped Rendell reduce a $230 million deficit to a $70 million surplus, volunteers to join the transition team for either Democratic candidate Martin O Malley or Republican David Tufaro, with both campaigns welcoming the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Ed Rendell
David L. Cohen
Rendell
Martin O'Malley
David Tufaro
Baltimore Budget Turnaround Under Rendell Era
Cohen helped the Rendell administration turn a projected 1.4 billion four year deficit in 1992 into a budget windfall. The gap was closed through pay and health benefit concessions from city workers, private bids on city services, and a labor-management committee. Baltimore faced a projected 152 million deficit over the next four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen
Rendell
Baltimore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sam Yu
Barbara Brown
News-Post
Montgomery
Maryland
Public Works Committee
Andrew McGilvray
Charles Abell
John Lee
Carleen Bowie
Robert Wilkinson
Mark Curry
Robert Forney
Eric Roberts
Beth Richardson
Carolyn Rollins
Richard Dunson
Mr. Eisenhart
Phila
Ertise
ST Omirincreer Moe Pn
NQO
MobileMinutes
RadioShack
Fay Temal
Bell Atlantic
Hyid
Colonial Jewelers
Sears
Eff and
Patty Hurwitz
Weters.com
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!