Frederick County needs rethink on local government form
John Hagerhorst argues for alternatives to the commissioner system in Frederick County. He suggests expanding elected boards, planning a 20 year trajectory, and drawing on approaches from other states to balance government, business, and citizen needs through public forums and broader citizen input. He writes from McKaig.
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John Hagerhorst
Frederick
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
New Jersey
California
Freeman Shirley M Brobst on Charter Government in Frederick County
Shirley M Brobst recalls campaigning for a county charter with a CEO concept while wearing a bright blue Charter Government shirt. She notes the referendum was decisively defeated and states the people have spoken in Frederick County.
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Charter Government
Frederick County
Frederick County teachers defend school movie guidelines
Tony Miller defends a panel of 18 educators including parents and students that set formal guidelines for classroom movie use, arguing the process produced a balanced, age appropriate policy. He counters criticism, lists shown films, and urges focus on education amid unfunded mandates and rising class sizes.
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Monroe
Frederick County
Brunswick High
Thomas Johnson
America
Endorsing Terre Rhoderick for Frederick County Commissioner
Peggy Rhoderick writes about the endorsement process and her husband Terre Roy Rhoderick's campaign for County Commissioner. She details voting in the Republican primary, the role of associations like the Frederick County Teachers Association, and why she supports Terre based on his education advocacy, honesty, and commitment to local schools.
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Terre Rhoderick
Frederick County
Terre
Yellow Springs
Patterson
Parkway EL
West Frederick Jr. High
Frederick High
Frederick
Association
FCTA
Terre Roy Rhoderick
Rhoderick
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Illiam L. Dahut
J.F. Forstmann Company
McKaig
Shirley M. Brobs
Shirley M. Brobst
Ony Miller
Tony Miler
Eggy Rhoderick
Peggy Rhoderick
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