Hicks elected tourism group's new president
Clyde Hicks was chosen as president of the Tourism Council of Frederick County at the council's 18th annual meeting. The Trail House co owner aims to grow membership and promote Frederick County as a Civil War destination with programs like the Civil War Medical Museum, Historic Sites Consortium and Group Tour and Small Conference Program. Hicks emphasizes community economic well being and collaboration with local businesses while continuing council growth. He sits on the Chamber of Commerce Downtown Frederick Association and other groups, living in Frederick with his wife Gerry and two children.
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County weighs alternative sites for new roads depot near Burkittsville
Frederick County Commissioners directed staff to study other properties for a proposed highway maintenance depot to serve Jefferson and Brunswick. critics urge location along a major road on industrial land. Planning commission previously opposed the site. a workshop will decide whether to overturn. Also, Brunswick High science classroom renovations authorized with state cost share of about 400000, county share funded in budget.
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Community leadership notes from Frederick and Lewistown volunteers
A compact record of local service roles including board member positions at FCNB Bank and Frederick Memorial Hospital, presidency at The Great Frederick Fair, founding and first presidency of the Lewistown Volunteer Fire Department, Lions Club of Frederick, and leadership within Lewistown United Methodist Church.
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Frederick City Vision Earns National Awards Pride
Jon Grimes outlines a unified Frederick city plan that wins two national awards in 1993. The city earns regional and national recognition for youth services and overall quality of life. Jim Grimes praises the effort as making Frederick a great place to live work and visit.
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Grimes outlines two pronged Frederick development plan
Jim Grimes proposes a two part approach to Frederick economic growth. A comprehensive plan would pre dictate government decisions to entice private investment. He would showcase assets including Carroll Creek Project Historic District the airport and residents to expand the tax base and create jobs.
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Public Safety Plan Emphasizes Police Expansion and Community Programs
Jim Grimes pledges to expand policing on streets with visible patrols and community initiatives. He aims to add parole officers, boost bike patrols, neighborhood watch, and community policing to deter crime and support job creation and tourism. Gary Hughes backs greater officer numbers and data investments to cut crime.
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