Mid Maryland Live

Mid Maryland Live

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Mid Maryland Live episodes

  • County Executive Jan Gardner 4-18
    Jan Gardner is an American government administrator and politician. A member of the Democratic Party, she was sworn in as the first elected executive of Frederick County, Maryland on December 1, 2014
    41 min
  • Dr Terry Alban Superintendant of Frederick County Public Schools 4-16
    Dr. Alban has served as Superintendent of Frederick County Public Schools since July 2011. The Board of Education of Frederick County renewed her contract in 2015 to run through June 2019. In 2017 she was named Maryland Superintendent of the Year.
    As Superintendent, she leads a dynamic organization of approximately 5,650 employees; FCPS is the largest employer in Frederick County. Most importantly, she is responsible for overseeing the academic achievement of more than 40,500 students.
    34 min
  • Randy Sowers South Mountain Creamery 4-17
    We are a dairy farm: we bottle our own milk, we make our own butter, yogurt, and ice cream.
    We also offer something very unique: the convenience of home delivery. Shop our online farmers market and have your products delivered to your door.
    Over the years we have grown to be the largest and most efficient home delivery business in the area. And now, we are not just supporting three generations of our farm family, but nearly 200 local sustainable farm families.
    14 min
  • Delegate Bill Folden
    William G. "Bill" Folden is a Republican member of the Maryland House of Delegates, representing District 3B. He was first elected to the chamber in 2014. Folden is running for re-election in the primary on June 26, 2018. The general election will take place on November 6, 2018.
    15 min
  • Tony Chmelik County Councilman District 2
    Chmelik ran to represent the second district on the newly created Frederick County Council in 2014.
    Tony said he was running for Council because he wanted "to keep Frederick County moving in a positive direction". Chmelik said that the biggest issue facing the second district was roads and schools.[13] Chmelik supported improvements to Route 75 and Route 80. Tony also wanted to accelerate construction of a new elementary school in Urbana, expand the middle school in Urbana, and build a new elementary school in Monrovia.
    The councilman promised to never vote to increase his own salary. Chmelik signed the Americans for Tax Reform's Taxpayer Protection Pledge to "oppose and vote against any and all efforts to increase taxes
    31 min

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Local News & Conversation for Mid Maryland on 930 WFMD. Featuring Tim May, Frank Mitchell & Guest.