Public Works Staff Move Into Old Social Services Building
About 70 Frederick County Public Works employees will relocate to the old county social services building on North Market Street by the end of October. Faced with a tight budget, workers largely renovated the facility themselves, saving the county money though some grumbled about doing the work.
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Public Works
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Health Department
Animal Control
Mr. Hayes
Crystal Chamberlain
Lauren Engler
Dennis Cross
Kathy Everly
Frederick County Department of Transportation Engineering
Social Services
Division of Water and Sewer
Subacute Beds Planned for FMH and 9 Other Hospitals
Frederick Memorial Hospital may add 20 beds under a state plan to create subacute care, an intermediate step between hospitalization and home. Across Maryland 175 beds total are slated, with 20 hospitals applying. HRPC approval is expected at the Sept. 12 meeting.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Health Resources Planning Commission
FMH
Ken Coffey
Susan Panek
HRPC
Maryland
Memorial Hospital
Cumberland
Carroll County General
Carroll County
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
John Costopolous
Washington County
Costopolous
Keller family transplant hopeful for Neil's leukemia battle
In Columbia South Carolina Neil Keller, a Valley Elementary gym teacher, undergoes a bone marrow transplant from his father Charles Keller to treat Neil's leukemia. Doctors report he is doing extremely well with no setbacks, though his immune system remains weakened and precautions like masking are in place. A fundraiser chicken barbecue at Jefferson Raritan Community Center aims to offset transplant costs, with a 1 to 5 p.m. schedule and six dollar tickets for adults, free for children under six.
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Neil
Frederick
Valley Elementary
Keller
Neil Keller
Columbia
S.C
Jefferson Raritan Community Center
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House rejects bid to overturn base closures plan
The House voted 343 to 74 to reject a resolution aimed at overturning a presidentially approved list of military base closures and realignments. In the Maryland delegation, Republicans Bartlett Ehrlich Gilchrest Morella did not vote. Hoyer Wynne and Cardin Mfume were among those voting.
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House
Wayne Gilchrest
Steny Hoyer
al Wynn
Buchanan to Attend Mount Fundraiser
Republican presidential candidate Pat Buchanan will attend a fund raising reception at Mount St. Marys College on Wednesday September 18. The event begins at 6 30 p m in the Marion Knott Auditorium. Tickets cost 100 per person and 150 per couple. Refreshments will be served. Information is available by calling the Buchanan campaign at 703 848 1996.
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Pat Buchanan
Mount St. Mary's College
Marion Knott Auditorium
Buchanan
Town BOA approves carport variances in Glade Village
WALKERSVILLE The town board of appeals approved an 8 foot front yard setback variance and a 5 foot side yard variance for James and Norma Young on Sherwood Drive. The board imposed three conditions including a downspout drain, a Miss Utility check, and a prohibition on enclosing the carport.
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Town Board of Appeals
Glade Village
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Norma Young
Sherwood Drive
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Pasierl
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