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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 2000
Page
9
The United Way of Frederick County coordinates support efforts for local nonprofits. Plamondon notes quality of life needs rise with business profits while agencies seek funds to expand services. Barbara Pilgrim cites public trust as key to attracting donations to widen care for people needing help.
Howard County Detective Porter says a suspect tied to a 4:23 p.m. robbery at Westminster Bank and Trust on 15920 Old Frederick Road is a white man age 30 to 35, about 6 foot 4, 220 pounds with a beard, ponytail, white shirt, dark hat and sunglasses. Contact robbery detectives Porter or Ehart at 410-313-3330 extension 3327 with tips.
Residents challenge Aug 24 zoning vote allowing 18 antennas on the water tower amid concerns about health, safety, and zoning. Town attorney says studies show no adverse health effects and calls the antennas a minor utility. an alternate on the board faced questions over voting authority while residents push for an appeal.
Frederick County Office of Children and Families plans a $200,000 state grant with a cash match from Hearily House to support seven home visitors for 105 mothers, expanding from 49, to prevent child abuse. A separate action transfers $1,050 to fund day prenatal classes to prevent birth defects.
Orr praised volunteers who drive United Way efforts across Maryland Delaware West Virginia and Washington DC Readings included a proclamation from commissioners naming Maryland You Are Beautiful month The meeting also nominated several individuals for recognition including Lowsefuser Barbara John Ford Kim Burdette Susan Weddle Vaughn Zimmerman Michael Hillman Bob Ward Nelson Smith Tony Wolfe Sr Jenny Sue Pearson Emily Maynard Sheila Leatherbury Maurice Jackson Dennis Cannon and Bette Shafer
Mount St Marys President Houston rejects claims the college censors The Mountain Echo while noting campus activities should align with the institution’s mission. Lawbaugh, Echo adviser, argues the college unjustly pressures editors and maintains students paid salaries legally under tax rules.
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