Governor undecided on county school board conflict law
A bill barring married county teachers from serving on Frederick County Board of Education drew strong criticism as a ‘stinking’ measure from Frederick County Teachers Association President Jack Patterson. Supporters argue it prevents conflicts of interest, while the board mostly avoided formal stance. Governor's position will come after agency reviews and he has three signings left before June.
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Attorney General's Office
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Arnick accuser lectures on sexual harassment at Hood College
Judith Wolfer an attorney from Takoma Park spoke at Hood College about shifting the view on sexual harassment to the woman's perspective. She noted changes in legal rights, including jury trials and monetary restitution for victims, and described harassment as an imbalance of power that creates discrimination and hostility in workplaces.
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Hood College
Mr. Arnick
Ms. Wolfer
Arnick
Love of the Earth concert planned in Mount Airy
A Sabillasville couple Bruce and Christine Maccabee plan a free Concert for Love of the Earth on Saturday April 24 at 7 30 p m at Calgary United Methodist Church Mount Airy 405 Main St They will sing and play guitar piano and keyboards and perform songs including From a Distance Bless the Beasts and the Children and Junkmail Blues Donations support the New Forest Project and the Sierra Club Old Growth Project The event is dedicated to the earth and future generations For more information call 2712307 or 8315138.
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Brunswick High School Gym Delayed By Wet Soil Costs Discussed
Construction of the Brunswick High School gymnasium stalls as rain soaked soil prevents foundation work. The Frederick County Board of Education weighs delaying for drying soil versus spending 30 000 dollars on crushed stone. Waynesboro Construction Company builds the gym. board member James Cartlidge questions stone quantity and cost. Dr. Daniel Gadra reviews contract terms and weather delay obligations.
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Frederick County Board of Education
Gadra
Waynesboro Construction Company
James Cartlidge
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