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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 2000
Page
3
East Street name changes discussed at a workshop with aldermen. Officials presented options and plans to adopt fresh names at the next session, aiming to reflect local heritage and curb confusion.
Officials discuss designating the National Road as a Scenic Byway or All-American Road to boost tourism and preserve natural beauty. Federal and local leaders weigh benefits against new regulations as they review traffic, development, and signage at meetings in Frederick, Md.
Lisa Olney founder and executive director of the private For the Love of a Child Adoption Agency was the sole Marylander honored at a Washington ceremony by the coalition for advancing awareness of adoption. The Frederick native, a 1982 Middletown High School graduate, opened the agency on June 4 1999 to serve Frederick and Washington counties and aims to place more children from Russia Kazakhstan Georgia and Vietnam into Maryland homes by year end. Call 301 682 5025 or visit 4 E Church St for international adoption information.
Valley parents urged the school board on September 18 to accelerate a 13,000 seat addition slated for 2004 and open it with power outlets. They argued the bath should be done with the Chief district planner Ray Barnes, while officials warned a delay may be needed amid enrolment growth forecasts and other projects.
FMH President James Kluttz told Rotary members the Frederick Memorial Health care System trimmed its $6.6 million budget after Maryland ordered hospitals to freeze rates near September 1998 levels. He cited Medicare payment cuts, a nursing shortage, and plans for a new wing, ER observation unit, larger operating rooms, and expanded birth center to add beds.
Maura Tucker will leave the city after serving two years as training and relations manager. She will forfeit a $49,171 salary to become human relations director at an aviation and distribution firm. Tucker praised the city and Mayor Jim Grimes as a wonderful place to work and a fair, generous boss.
King Pontiac Buick GMC in Gaithersburg plans a one day Premier Slasher Sale on Sunday October 1 featuring hundreds of used cars some priced as low as 99 dollars. Customers pre register from 9 AM with slashing of posted prices between 11 AM and Noon.
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