On May 28, 2019, the Frederick County Council finalized Resolution No. 19-09 establishing the Frederick County Charter Review Commission.  The Charter Review Commission was tasked to review the Charter and make recommendations for any adjustments.  On June 26, 2019, the first meeting was held.  The Commission was asked to complete their work no later than February 28, 2020. Their purpose was to ensure that the Charter is clear in meaning, addresses the needs of contemporary government, and remains a functional, working document that effectively outlines the framework for the efficient operation of County government.

The Council selected seven residents of Frederick County to serve as members of the Commission, including one member from each Council District.  The members of the Commission are as follows:  District 1- Paul Gilligan, District 2- Walter Olson, District 3- Stephen Slater (Chair), District 4- John Daniels (Vice Chair), District 5- Dr. April Miller, and At Large- Lisa Jarosinski and Dylan Diggs.

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On May 28, 2019, the Frederick County Council finalized Resolution No. 19-09 establishing the Frederick County Charter Review Commission.  The Charter Review Commission was tasked to review the Charter and make recommendations for any adjustments.  On June 26, 2019, the first meeting was held.  The Commission was asked to complete their work no later than February 28, 2020. Their purpose was to ensure that the Charter is clear in meaning, addresses the needs of contemporary government, and remains a functional, working document that effectively outlines the framework for the efficient operation of County government.

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Part two of a story which began last week.

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In short, recovery high schools are secondary schools designed specifically for students in recovery from substance use disorder or dependency. The staff of recovery high schools most often includes administrative staff, teachers, substance abuse counselors, and mental health professionals that each play a critical role in supporting their students. Additionally, recovery schools provide support for families learning how to live with, and provide support for, their teens entering into the recovery lifestyle.

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Heather Boyd is a Registered Dietitian Or Nutrition Professional Specialist in Frederick, Maryland. She graduated with honors in 1996. Having more than 24 years of diverse experiences, especially in REGISTERED DIETITIAN OR NUTRITION PROFESSIONAL, Heather Boyd affiliates with no hospital, cooperates with many other doctors and specialists in medical group Monocacy Health Partners LLC. Call Heather Boyd on phone number (240) 566-7830 for more information and advice or to book an appointment.

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The Frederick YMCA offers personal training for individuals ages 11 and over. Regardless of your fitness background or goals, we have a trainer for you here at the Y. Our trainers’ expert advice and personalized attention can provide you with the edge to keep you motivated and overcome fitness plateaus. All of our trainers are certified through nationally accredited fitness organizations and are required to complete continuing education courses to keep them on top of the newest information in exercise science.

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The GO TEAM Training Program involves a full weekend of classes, typically running from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. each day.  (See Class Info page)  The schedule of classes includes real-life training at multiple venues to expose dogs and handlers to a variety of situations.  Because of different venues in each city, times can and will vary.  Registrants will be provided with a final schedule of times and locations in the weeks leading up to their specific training.

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A grassroots call to action to unify our Frederick County community to reduce substance-related deaths and overdoses. This massive community-wide observance will take place during National Recovery Month in September and throughout the year, demonstrating that Frederick County supports those in active addiction, recovery, and their loved ones; offers hope and resources; and invests in the future of its youth through prevention education.

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