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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1993
Page
20
The candidate calls for leadership focus on youth development and service. They warn that youth violence drug problems and social disruption are rising and criticize society for delaying intervention and relying on punitive responses after youths offend.
Sally Murphy 56 of 1039 Rocky Springs Road is completing her four year term as alderman after serving on Frederick City Planning Commission since 1989 and holding roles on Streets and Sanitation Utility and Plumbing boards. She highlights city finance growth limits and growth management alongside race relations and cross jurisdiction road upgrades amid growth pressures.
Meta Nash, a 43 year old Frederick resident and property manager, outlines priorities to broaden Frederick’s tax base, expand business development, and create jobs while preserving services. She emphasizes openness, fair planning, and support for staff, boards, and infrastructure facing rapid city growth. Nash cites community leadership roles with Historic District Commission and development groups, plus involvement with tourism and historic trusts.
Frances Baker aged 65 of 32 East Third Street is noted for extensive local government and hospital board involvement in Frederick. A Hood College BA graduate, she served as hospital treasurer and held leadership roles on the Record Street Home board, Zoning Appeals, Planning Commission, and the Board of Aldermen over four years, while articulating tax restraint, racial unity, and housing growth concerns.
Joseph Baldi a 46 year old mortgage banker and veteran engages in Frederick city race stressing expansion of the economic base while preserving quality of life He backs incentives for city property development and highlights Carroll Creek corridor as pivotal He pledges open administration promoting diverse viewpoints and inclusion while encouraging dialogue among residents and tourists.
The candidates discuss top city challenges such as housing, transportation, and public safety. They outline plans to expand affordable housing, invest in transit, and boost police-community relations with transparency and data-driven programs.
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