Voter's Guide Candidates for alderman continues
Gregory J. Carey, 39, Republican, real estate broker and builder, urges a broad cross section of opinion and citywide development. He cites vitalizing Frederick's economy via a master plan for Carroll Creek, aggressive airport marketing, and open communication through a Citizens Advisory Committee. He supports affordable housing expansion and private sector investment over public housing.
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Kreissig Seeks Racial Sensitivity and Growth in Frederick
Jon Kreissig, 34, a Republican and 23-year professor at Montgomery College, completes his second four year term as alderman. He holds a Maryland education pair and has chaired the Streets and Sanitation Committee while serving on multiple city bodies. He advocates expanding tax base through marketing and zoning, attracting business to raise jobs and revenues, and pushing racial sensitivity programs for city staff after incidents like the Fair.
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Responding to city’s pressing problems and unity strategies
The respondent is asked to identify the city’s most pressing issue and propose a concrete solution. They must outline a plan to defuse racial incidents such as the Great Frederick Fair moment and prevent community division. They should also name an election topic they deem important that has not been discussed.
Elections Board warns on over votes in Frederick primary
The Frederick Board of Supervisors of Elections cautions voters not to vote for more candidates than allowed. In the city primary you may vote for only one Mayoral candidate and five aldermanic candidates. Portions with excess votes are rejected, not the whole ballot.
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Handicapped Voting Help Information Issued
Registered voters who are blind or handicapped or injured may choose assistance to vote. Contact the Board of Supervisors of Elections at 694-1005 for details.
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Open cooperative approach urged with minority leaders
The article calls for more open cooperation with minority leaders to develop joint solutions. It notes ongoing discussions and mentions continued coverage on Page B-8 for further details.
Know Your Candidate for Mayor in Maryland's Third Largest City
Alderman with 40 years of business and public service urges vote for mayor. Highlights 12 years on planning commission and airport board, rival cites national board roles, argues stability and growth. Calls for strong leadership to manage a $510 million budget and 500 employees.
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