Talk:Jennifer Dougherty
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Controversy edit
Should be noted, as mayor she did not live in Frederick proper. Rather, she lives and resides in Urbana, MD (outside of Frederick City Limits). FYI. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Rwynne (talk • contribs) July 28, 2006.
Jennifer moved to Frederick in 1987 and has lived on West Patrick Street from 1987 to 1998 and has lived on Magnolia Avenue since 1998. There is no dispute on where she lived before during or after her service in City Hall. The residency dispute was with a sitting Alderman who had moved his family to Georgia and spent time with a friend in Urbana; a former mayor who lived outside the City until the election; and a former City engineer who ran for mayor and won while living outside the City with his family on the family farm. Jennifer, Frederick, MD.
WikiProject class rating edit
This article was automatically assessed because at least one WikiProject had rated the article as stub, and the r Under the "Early Life" section, the wording "she was the only woman, or person of any gender..." is extremely unwieldy, and can not be up to Wikipedia standards.
The section describing her term as mayor reads like campaign literature - this can not be up to Wikipedia standards.
Discussion and comments are welcome.Mahatma99 (talk) 17:05, 22 July 2009 (UTC)
Neutrality edit
Political career section describes Kim C. Dine as "superior" and legislation passed under Dougherty as "innovative." General tone of the section is pro-Dougherty.
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