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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1997

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Plan for county growth visions in Comprehensive Plan

Frederick County Planning Commission released a 1 112 inch draft of the Comprehensive Plan for 1997 at Winchester Hall detailing seven visions to guide growth into the next century. Ed Gorski said the plan aims to raise jobs per housing unit to 1.2 by 2020 and protect over 100000 acres of agricultural land via permanent easements, with 10000 to 15000 acres already under easement.

Frederick County Planning Commission Winchester Hall Planning Commission Ed Gorski Comprehensive Planning

FMH Rates Slashed by Almost Three Percent

Frederick Memorial Hospital faces a near 3 percent rate cut as Maryland Health Services Cost Review Commission trims hospital rates statewide. The 2.93 percent rollback, lower than the proposed 3.86 percent, comes as costs at FMH rose more than 10 percent in the past two years. Hospital officials warn the cut could hinder capital investments while highlighting Maryland’s historically low costs and shift toward outpatient care.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Maryland Maryland Health Services Cost Review Commission Robert Murray Cost Review Commission Murray FMH Commission Ken Coffey Coffey Nancy Fiedler Maryland Hospital Association Ms. Fiedler

Frederick city primary vote urged to boost turnout

Frederick County Elections supervisor Maxine Pratt urges residents to vote, noting voting is a right not shared by all nations. Frederick city primary is Sept 9 with general on Nov 4, while registration closes Oct 6. City officials and parties push for higher turnout amid past low participation.

Maxine Pratt Frederick County Ms. Board Ms. Pratt Frederick City Great Frederick The Frederick News-Post Marcy Clagett Democratic Central Committee All Democratic

Governor cuts ribbon on I-70 interchange opening

Gov Parris Glendening and local officials celebrated the Friday opening of the eastbound I 70 to westbound US 340 and southbound US 15 interchange marking the first phase of 8150 million in highway projects. The ceremony precedes a battle in Congress this month to fund the next phase linking I 270 and I 70 and ISTEA reauthorization. Glendening cited transportation as key to economic strength with employers like Georgia Pacific and Medimmune.

Parris Glendening Congress Glendening Georgia Pacific Medimmune Roscoe Bartlett R-6th

Almanac predicts snowy winter for mid Atlantic region

The Hagerstown Town and Country Almanack predicts a white winter with 49 inches of snow for the mid Atlantic states, down from last year’s 27.5 and near the 35 average. Weather forecaster William O’Toole hedges the forecast citing El Nino and notes cool, sunny days today with mid 70s highs.

Baltimore- Washington —_International Dulles International Airport Frederick Hagers Town William O'Toole Almanac Pacific Ocean O'Toole Mount St Mary's College

Eastern Shore farmers donate hay to Frederick County

Seven of Frederick County's neediest farmers receive donated hay from Eastern Shore responders after a drought. Lee Simms and George Drew, both Hebron residents, cut, baled, and hauled 703 bales plus two asphalt bales, completing the effort in a week with Fort Detrick soldiers assisting.

Frederick County Fort Detrick Lee Simms Simms Farms Hebron George Drew Rivendel

Rumors Stir Over Fregenck Wrage Prat Paper

Local newspaper notes rumors surrounding the Fregenck Wrage Prat amid a day of uncertain chatter. The piece references a recycling paper topic and mentions the word olairey as a fragmentary clue in the era’s chatter.

Fregenck Wrage Prat Olairey

Weinberg official takes new position with city

Angie Hott, former Weinberg Center assistant director, has joined the Thurmont Department of Community Development as secretary. The move, approved by Director Jim Schmersahl, offers regular hours and time at home for her family, despite a notable pay cut. She and her husband Dan and their 7-year-old CATty look forward to more time together.

Weinberg Center For the Arts Theater Angie Hott Department of Community Development Jim Schmersahl

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Christopher Scinta News-Post Lor Ervin Carnival Frederick County Fairgrounds Kayla Fontana Matthew Barakat Samet Parris N. Glendening I-70 U.S. 15 Bruce Reeder Aspa PR Wesawene Weinberg Bruce Hamilton Sheers
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