School board anew seeks top post amid search pace
The Frederick school board continued its multiweek hunt for a new superintendent. Members gathered in executive session to discuss preferences and whether to hire a consultant as ads will target national publications. A local educator pointed to both advantages of familiarity and need for a fresh viewpoint amid rapid growth and budget constraints.
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Frederick Requires $80,000 for handicap accessibility upgrades
The city of Frederick faces an estimated 80 000 cost to bring 23 city properties to Maryland handicap accessibility standards including 17 000 for Baker Park and pool and 1 280 to upgrade two parking spaces at City Hall. The report notes possible waivers for pre 1973 structures but repairs since 1975 may still be required. The project earned the 1981 Award of Merit for Barrier Free Design for Baker Park facilities.
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Inside The News Food For ideas on decorated eggs after Easter
A fragment from Inside The News mentions Easter eggs and recipe ideas for using decorated eggs. It references pages where the full story and recipes appear and notes a wellness program at FCC involving faculty and staff. An item highlights puzzle enthusiast Frank Abert dedicating 158 hours to a 12,000 piece project with coverage on another page.
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Gays in Frederick Face AIDS Fear and Change in Lifestyles
A Frederick article surveys how local gay men cope with AIDS, noting shifts to safer sex and secretive living. It cites Scott and Brock, two fictitious residents, and quotes Brother Gregory Dunham on potential broader acceptance as the disease spreads. The piece discusses limited local data and rising impact on gay life in the county.
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Environmental Health Strains Workload in Frederick County
Edgar Woods director of Environmental Health warned that routine health regulations are sporadically enforced as the Frederick County Health Department faces a heavy percolation season. The division with 19 sanitarian inspectors struggles to keep up with inspections from restaurants to rabies cases and pool checks, risking a county lawsuit due to delayed duties.
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Percolation Test Crews Advise Deeper Dig Near Green Valley
Bob Dutrow of Frederick County Health Department signals backbne operator Mark Rhodes to dig two more feet at a percolation test in Ridgeway Farms near Green Valley on Tuesday afternoon. Wayne Rhodes stands by with a tape measure.
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Shultz says near agreement on missiles and summit
Secretary of State George P. Shultz said in Moscow that an agreement to remove medium range missiles from Europe and a possible Washington summit are near. He noted progress after talks with Gorbachev and said hard work remains to finalize terms while Tass described potential concessions on short range missiles and Star Wars.
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