Citizens Nursing Home faces monthly deficits near twenty thousand
The Citizens Nursing Home board met in executive session Tuesday to discuss covering an average 20 000 monthly shortfall for four months tied to Medicaid payment reductions and a delayed 50 bed expansion. With 110 Medicaid patients at full capacity and 10 private pay, the home loses about 5 per patient daily. The state may raise the rate to 4091 retroactive to July, aiding but not fully closing the gap.
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Citizens Nursing Home
Frederick County
William P Hill
Citizens
State Nursing Home Commission
Thomas M Fox
Hill
Fox
Remsburg
Home Auxiliary
Lawmakers redraw Fifth District amid Carroll County growth
Legislators propose reapportionment to reflect Carroll County’s 39 percent population rise, carving out four Carroll districts from the Fourth and adding two Carroll districts plus four small Baltimore County districts. Sub-District 5A would be a two-house seat rooted in Carroll, while Sub-District A would gain a single House seat from multiple Carroll and Baltimore County districts.
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Manchester
Berret
Carroll
Baltimore County
House
Ray Beck
Maryland
Edward Thomas
Supreme Court
Ben Cardin
Baltimore City
Lewis outlines city county cooperation and water plant upgrades
Challenger John F. Lewis pushes for better scheduling for officers, union recognition without strikes, and mayoral veto power in Historic District Commission decisions. He favors county handling some services to cut duplication, prioritizes wastewater treatment plant upgrades over federal grants, and urges funding for a new parking deck. Cindy Hackett.
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Board of Aldermen
Historic District Commission
HPC
HDC
Frederick
Young
Cindy Hackett
City leader argues for federal grants and long term projects
Incumbent Ronald N. Young discusses avoiding dependence on federal dollars for operating costs while using grants for capital works. He highlights the Carroll Creek linear park and a wastewater treatment plant as priorities, stating the creek project could take decades but must proceed, with hopes of downtown growth after flooding eases.
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UDAG
Young
Carroll Creek
Man Shocked In Farm Accident Near Frederick
A Frederick County man, Donald Franklin Wood, 20, was treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital after an electric shock while inspecting a motor on a farm elevator platform. He climbed 100 feet on a steel ladder, stood on a wet platform, and collapsed after shouting for help. An on-ground worker shut off the current, and an ambulance transported him to FMH. Corporal Ron Herring investigated.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maryland
Donald Franklin Wood
Urbana Pike
Frederick
Wood
Fmh
Urbana
Ron Herring
Darlene Wiles
Frederick Daily News Shipping Notice and Rates
The notice lists circulation details for the sans Algte Netus edition, published daily except Sundays and holidays. It provides local rate options within the marketing area by mail or by motor route, with prices $3.25 and $2.55 per month respectively. Published by Great Southern Printing and Mtg Co, P O Box 578, 200 East Patrick Street, Frederick Maryland 21701. Second-class postage paid at Frederick Maryland.
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East
Patrick Street
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House vote secures federal funds for Maryland sewage projects
Western Maryland towns press Rep. Beverly Byron for strong clean water funding as House approves HR 4503 expanding state and local cost sharing under the Clean Water Act. Maryland's share would reach about 66.7 million with 75 25 federal local split, while Senate plans differ. Conferees to reconcile differences as cities like Brunswick and Woodsboro seek economic viability through federal grants for ongoing and future sewage treatment projects.
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Maryland
House
Senate
Beverly B. Byron
Jess Orndorff
Brunswick
Burgess Charles Crum
Woodsboro
Frederick County
Maryland Municipal League
Frederick
Ronald N. Young
Young
Byron
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