Memory Scholarship Planned for Marilyn Stann
A memorial fund aims to award a $1,000 college field hockey scholarship to a Singanore High School senior. Marilyn Marie Stann, 21, died in a Sept. 28, 1994 car crash near New Market, Maryland, while traveling to visit two potential colleges. Her family and friends organize donations to keep her spirit alive and support future athletes.
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Marilyn Marie Stann
MD. 144
New Market
North Carolina
Ms. Stann
Ms. Jr
Mary Weddle
Miss Stann
Ms. Weddle
Singanore High School
Michelle von Elis
Mary Turney
Jennifer Sherman
Marilyn
Ms. von Wiff
Tmothy
Michael
Tommy
Marilyn Stann
Frederick County Students Top Maryland Math League Honors
Frederick County eighth and seventh graders excel in the Maryland Mathematics League. Christine Liu of Gov. Thomas Johnson Middle School led all eighth graders, with Beck Gery also from TJ among top junior scorers. TJ and local middle schools placed highly regionally, with multiple students in the top 25 and strong team totals.
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Frederick County
Christine Liu
Gov. Thomas Johnson Middle School
Maryland
Beck Gery
Christine
Patrick
T.W. Pyle
Bethesda
Kathryn Washburn
Katherine Kumer
Monocacy Middle
Amy Stull
Walkersville Middle
Todd Sigman
Walkersville Mikdle
Walkersville
Ballenger Creek Middle
David Shaw
Alok Tewari
David Wolf
Ballenger Creek Middle School
Alek
House panel kills bill on child sex offenders
A Maryland House Judiciary Committee voted 12-9 to defeat Sen. Timothy Ferguson's bill to raise maximum penalties for certain child sex offenses. The measure would have let judges impose life without parole for those convicted of kidnapping and sexually molesting, but critics wanted more review and warned against too harsh penalties. Ferguson had previously backed death penalty provisions which were removed, and the committee debated timing and study rather than passage.
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Annapolis
House
Judiciary Committee
Timothy Ferguson
Senate
Supreme Court
Ferguson
J Vallario
Prince George's
Vallaria
James Harkins
R-Harford
Maryland
Anthony O'Donnell
Calvert
Mr. Ferguson
Underage drinking bills await governor's signature
Maryland lawmakers move to hold adults legally responsible for underage drinking in homes with minors. First offense penalties reach up to 500 dollars, repeat offenses up to 1000 dollars, with House debates noting parental accountability amid a rising concern over unsupervised parties.
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Annapolis
House of Delegates
Offenes
Nancy Jacobs
R Harford
Senate
House
John Pica
Baltimore
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