New Market Scouts hold Court of Honor at fire hall
New Market Troop 268 staged a Court of Honor after a potluck dinner. Promotions included Tenderfoot, Second Class, and First Class ranks for numerous scouts. Badges were awarded for many skills including Rifle, First Aid, Camping, Sailing, and more, with new patrol leaders named as Hall Keller and others.
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New Market
Tenderfoot
John Glorioso
Ben Jimenez
Shawn Lupinacci
Scott Stanley
Eric Wagner
Michael Wannacott
Pat Ward
Jason Williams
Joey Winter
Doug Brown
Chris Butler
Scott Keller
Jamie Fader
Zari Galis
Erin Stevens
Jason Anderson
Charlie Barber
Jack Buchanan
Harry Burt
Bob Karl
Pegay Slovikosky
Missy Halil
Diane Gallo
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Red Cross delegates attend Quad State Territorial Conference
The second annual Quad State Territorial Conference and workshop of the American Red Cross took place in Martinsburg West Virginia on October 18 and 19. Delegates from Frederick County Chapter included Geri Banko executive director Paul Mossburg chapter chairman Don Webb disaster chairman and Nita Webb team member. Webb named Disaster consultant for Quad State Territory aiding 44 chapters. Frederick chapter earned an award for surpassing disaster relief fundraising goals for Africa. Funds support Ethiopian relief and other national headquarters needs. Frederick County Chapter aligns with United Way.
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The
American Red Cross
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frederick County
Geri Banko
Paul Mossburg
Don Webb
Nita Webb
Webb
Litter Task Force to meet Oct 28 in Winchester Hall
The Frederick County Board of Commissioners will host a meeting of the Litter Task Force on Monday October 28 at 7 30 p m in the Third Floor Hearing Room Winchester Hall. Carolyn Ballantine will be introduced as litter program coordinator with duties to raise public awareness via media school curriculum and recycling and roadside clean up programs. The one year reestablishment aims to assist Ballantine, build a county anti litter campaign, improve landfill practices, and implement alternatives to landfilling. The public is invited to attend.
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Frederick County Board of Commissioners
Winchester Hall
Carolyn Ballantine
Regional hearing on future of Maryland community colleges
A regional hearing on Maryland community colleges will be held in Rockville on Thursday, November 7, from 1 to 8 p.m. in the Montgomery College Administrative Center. The session targets residents of Montgomery and Frederick counties to discuss mission governance and finance for Marylands 17 colleges and potential responses. Testimony can be submitted to Dr. Robert E. Parilla or scheduled by calling Audrey Hunter. committee members include Martin A. Crabbs, Frederick Community College comptroller.
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Maryland
Rockville
Board of Trustees
Montgomery College
Mannakee 5
Montgomery
Frederick Counties
Robert E. Parilla
Community College
Parila
Audrey Hunter
Martin A. Crabbs
Frederick Community College
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Greg Doolan Jr
David Fair
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Jason Hall
Andrew Johnston
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Andy Sherman
Mark Snyder
Tom Stanley
David Stone
Lucy Thomas
Carroll Board of Zoning Appeals
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Rich Stely
Carla Stely
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Cory Krietz
Katie Mateer
Teri Watkins
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Emily Morris
Hary Welch Jr
Cindy
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Cathy
Danny Rogers
Clarence Rogers
Bill Greco
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Emmitsburg School
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