Lifesaver Day CPR Training At Quince Orchard High
Montgomery County Medical Society hosts Lifesaver Day at Quince Orchard High School Gaithersburg on Saturday April 20. Free CPR training runs every 30 minutes from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. with three hour sessions and health screenings by Holy Cross and other hospitals.
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Beltway
Montgomery County Medical Society
Quince Orchard High School
Gaithersburg
Great Southern Printing & Manufacturing Company
Frederick News-Post
Frederick Cablevision
Mark Seigel
Holy Cross
Montgomery General
Shady Grove Adventist
Washington Adventist
Quince Orchard Road
Legislative lessons from a Maryland session endgame
Roy Meachum reflects as the Maryland General Assembly adjourns sine die into a budget era. He notes reduced heat and noisier battles over taxes, education funding, stadium projects, and gun controls, praising Montgomery County lawmakers for defending school construction while warning about vote bargaining and future partisan strains.
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General Assembly
Annapolis
Republic
Jack Derr
Washington
Seton Derring-Do
Ing
Maryland
Frederick County Music Program Faces Administrative Criticism
uth V. Horton of Mount Airy argues FCPS administration undermines instrumental music by failing to provide timely audition pieces, proper room labeling, clear rules, and adequate support. He commends dedicated music directors and students while urging accountability and commitment to Teaching for Quality Learning for All Students.
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Frederick County
FCPS
Frederick County School Board
Uth V. Horton
Mount Airy
Frederick police chief reports no word on missing Officer Patty
Apr 8 1946 report notes no information from Officer Patty since he entered the armed forces on March 16, 1942. His job remained open as authorities continued to await word while ongoing patrols and radio upgrades were praised across Frederick. Brig Gen D John Markey campaigned across counties as Republican governor hopeful. Safeway drivers strike affects 169 stores regionally. Frederick managers expect no immediate customer impact under local contracts. Sheriff Barns promotes David Doxton to jail warden, replacing Ray Carbaugh.
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Fred Straley
William Patty
Frederick
Straley
Officer Patty
Patty
Safeway
Washington
Mid-Atlantic
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Dangerous assault on family values in Frederick article
A letter from Billie Willis Laughland of Frederick condemns a Frederick County schools technology fair and a computerized infant doll project as an attack on family values. The writer argues parenting requires spiritual and emotional maturity and laments efforts to discourage early marriage and parenting as dangerous and godless.
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Frederick County School System
Students push vocational paths amid budget cuts and tagging idea
Connie Phillips argues that budget cuts hit trade and vocational programs while educators push education tags for autos. She notes gifted programs, banks ignoring state insurance laws, and urges Congress to rein in the comptroller and require national banks to follow state insurance rules to protect Maryland residents.
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Maryland
Congress
Student readers critique school board cuts and orchestra loss
A student voices frustration at education budget decisions led by Superintendent Daniel Gadra. The writer laments the elimination of the orchestra after four years of involvement and questions how funds were allocated including a 3.5 percent raise for administrators.
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Daniel Gadra
Arm
Driver & School Board
Aeet Uece
Court ruling on insurance sales sparks consumer concerns
A Supreme Court decision in Barnett Bank of Marion County v Nelson allows national banks to sell insurance in small Florida towns, pre empting state bans. The ruling raises questions who will regulate banks insurers and protect buyers from misuse of confidential data or coerced cross selling and higher fees.
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Supreme Court
Florida
Barnett Bank
Marion County
Nelson
Parking frustrations at Camden Yards on opening day
Stratton French reports long lines of fans failing to find permit restricted parking near Camden Yards on opening day April 2. He and his father drove from Point of Rocks to Baltimore, unable to park after hours of searching amid full decks and signs restricting parking by permit, vowing not to return.
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Camden Yards
Baltimore
Bamme
Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News
The Frederick News invites readers to submit letters to the editor via mail to The Frederick News Fatt OL EL Foexck 80 Box STE Fredignce MO 21735 or by telephone at 662 8290. Not all letters are guaranteed publication due to high volume but readers are urged to send their views.
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Leters
Frederick Nemes
Box Ste. Fredignce
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Sea Wallet Baker
Judiciary Committee
News-Post
Parris Glendening
Montgomery County
Montgomery
NFL
Paul
Peter
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Frederck
Sen. Derr
Ways
Frederick Onpe
Oui
Music Needs Administration
Ruth V. Horton
Ecbdole
Bobroles Dynamic
eNew
ePon
D. John Markey
Walkersville
Cecil, Howard
Harford
Baltimore City
Edgar C. Wirts
Middletown Valley
Planning Commission
Joseph C. Free
Wirts
Donald Barnes
David Doxton
Raymond Carbaugh
Billie Willis Laughland Frederick
Connie Phillips Frederick
Nat Fogle
Middletown
Fracerich
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