Vandever to Return as Weinberg Center Reinstated
Frederick officials announced Lesley Vandever will be reinstated at the Weinberg Center for the Arts within two weeks with retroactive pay of about 17700 and five counts on her record. She will fill an unspecified technical position by September 22 as labor disputes over her previous role are resolved.
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Lesley Vandever
Weinberg Center For the Arts
Frederick
Jim Grimes
Board of
Aldermen
Ms. Vandever
Vandever
Sally Murphy
Fran Baker
Weinberg
Jade Wu
Board backs closing of Monocacy Bottom Road
Frederick County Roads Board on Monday recommended closing Monocacy Bottom Road at Bennett's Creek after resident pleas. Final decision rests with county commissioners after a public hearing. Neighbors report disturbances from late night activity and occasional stranded vehicles at the ford.
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Frederick County Roads Board
Monocacy Bottom Road
Bennett's Creek
Frederick County Commissioners
J. R. Corneil
Flint Hill
Walter Ambush
Ford
Ambush
Bruce DeLauder
Elaine Cosgrave
Charles Thomas
Lipa Water Garden
Town to shut off service to violators of water ban
Middletown commissioners tighten water ban enforcement with warnings for first offenses and shutoffs for repeat violators. Second violations incur reconnection fees of 850 dollars and third offenses bring disconnection plus another 50 dollars to reconnect. Witness reports must be verified by officials.
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Middletown
Burgess
Health day idea to fight recurring cancer at local church
The Rev. Dottie Wilson proposes an annual health awareness day at Frederick's Maranatha Church of God on Taney Avenue to help prevent cancer. She reflects that with current knowledge she might have warded off the deadly disease. Continued on Page A-5.
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Dottie Wilson
The
Maranatha Church of God
Frederick
Taney Avenue
Wilson
Voters go to polls for city primary in Frederick
Polls opened to a slow start in Frederick with 77 ballots cast in three precincts at the Old Frederick Armory within the first hour. Election official Bertha Kennedy cited gloomy skies as a factor while a booth key glitch briefly halted machines for about 45 minutes. Donna West described voting as a positive civic moment.
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Frederick
Frederick Armory
Bertha Kennedy
Kennedy
Armory Gymnasium
Armory
Donna West
Primary election in Frederick city for aldermen nominees
Sixteen candidates compete for the Frederick city aldermen seats as polls open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Voters may cast ballots at South Frederick Elementary School 202 Madison St Building B Old Frederick Armory 121 N Bentz St Hillcrest Elementary 1285 Hillcrest Dr North Frederick Elementary 1101 Motter Ave Waverley Elementary 201.
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Nancy Royal
Milton Gordon
Joyce Gordon
North Frederick
Frederick City
South Frederick
Madison St
Old Frederick Armory
N. Bentz St
Hillcrest
Hillcrest Drive
Motter Ave
Waverley
Delaplaine Receives Eagle Scout Award Honors
On September 8 1942 a Frederick youth earned the Eagle Scout award. On Monday night George B Delaplaine Jr marked 55th anniversary with the distinguished Eagle Scout Award the first in the Francis Scott Key District. He joined notable Eagles including Ford Nunn Bentsen Bradley Armstrong Spielberg. Clarence Page presented the award as hundreds attended praising Scouting’s life skills and moral compass amid a fractured family era. Seventy percent of Naval ...
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Dnhes Monde
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Holiday Inn
Fsk Mall
Clarence Page
The
Chicago Tribune
Boy Scouts of America
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Delaplaine
Gerald Ford
Sam Nunn
Lloyd Bentsen
Bill Bradley
Neil Armstrong
Steven Spielberg
Mr. Delaplaine
National
Boy Scout Executive Board
Mr. Page
Naval
The Great Frederick Fair Opens Friday
The 135 year old Frederick Fair begins this Friday continuing a long tradition. Page A-7 carries the full story as part of The Frederick News Post. The newspaper notes a commitment to recyclable materials and news delivery.
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Great Frederick
Maryland teacher Beth Ohlsson earns Model Program honor
New Market Middle School theater arts teacher Beth Ohlsson is recognized for developing a student service learning program. She received the Maryland Student Service Alliance Model Program Teacher honor and will support other educators in Frederick County and statewide as an alliance Teacher Fellow. The model programs are funded by a federal CNCS grant.
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New Market
Beth Ohlsson
Maryland Student Service Alliance
Ms. Ohlsson
Alliance
Frederick County
Corporation For National Service
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William Thompson
Green Street
Mandi Wright
Uesday's People
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Julia Robb
Matthew Barakat
News-Fast
Ms. West
Board of Aldermen
News-Post
Sam Yu
Eagle Scout
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