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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1990
Page
6
Five year old Fred Phalen III joins 14 other children in the inaugural all-day program at St John’s Kindergarten as his mother Sandy captures the moment while Fred Jr and Meredith look on. The class pool includes 15 all-day pupils alongside 30 students in morning and afternoon sessions.
Frederick County deputies pressed the commissioners to create a 20 year county pension plan citing poor state retirement benefits. They debated options including a separate county system for deputies and correctional officers and possible inclusion of all county employees. The board asked for cost comparisons between 20 and 25 year plans and for a state valuation to proceed.
The Frederick County Human Relations Commission advances toward subpoena powers after the county commissioners agreed to schedule a public hearing for Sept. 25. Chair Matt Campbell calls it an essential tool for resolving discrimination complaints as director Theodore Stenkane notes cooperation issues. Commissioner Sterling Bollinger cites opposition letters and county attorney John Mathias says a hearing is required before action.
Alan Imhoff outlines his platform for Frederick County including growth management, an Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance, capital funding strategy, and long range planning. He stresses master plans with greenways, regional transit, parkland expansion, and private public partnerships. He cites education funding, teacher recruitment, and affordable housing goals while advocating a growth management coordinator and a coordinated waste and recycling plan. He also mentions a proposed compromise on a landfill site and highlights his background in planning and finance.
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