Emmitsburg withdraws bid for K8 school plan
Emmitsburg officials pulled a proposal to convert toward a K through eighth grade system at Emmitsburg Elementary. The Frederick County Board of Education opted to discontinue consideration after debate on costs and completion of the withdrawal by town President Philip N Postelle amid a meeting discussion.
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Emmittsburg
Frederick County Board of Education
Philip N. Postelle
Tie
Emmitsburne
Thurmont Middle
Postelle
Anne Hooper
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Emmitsburg Elementary
Schools opt out of Take Daughters to Work Day over calendar loss
Frederick County officials defend Take Your Daughters to Work Day as aligning with workforce readiness while other districts and even girls schools in New York City and Washington drop the event due to lost instructional time. Principals and educators emphasize the day’s value but must balance education time, with some districts rescheduling or skipping the event entirely.
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Frederick County
Max White
Mr. White
New York City
Covenant of the Sacred Heart Girls’ School
New York
Brearley School
National Cathedral School
Washington
Ms. Foundation
Cre
Marie Wilson
Jeff Walkington
Webb School
Knoxville
Tenn
County fire and rescue honored at fifth annual ceremony
Frederick County volunteers received ten individual awards and hall of fame inductions at the FCVFRA ceremony. Patrick Spielman noted teamwork in a critical rescue of a man trapped in a paving stripper, while Thomas L. Topper was honored posthumously for paramedic service.
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Frederick County Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association
Terry Shook
Fcvfra
Patrick Spielman
The
Liberty
Town
Richard Himes
Frederick County
Thomas L. Topper
Emmitsburg Ambulance Co
Topper
Himes
Jefferson Volunteer Fire Company
Clint Hughes
David C.snyder
James H. Stavely
Everett W. Gaver
Helen Barker
Rocky Ridge Volunteer Fire Company
Navy Band cancels Weinberg concerts after officer's death
The United States Navy Band cancels its Weinberg Center performances set for Sunday afternoon and evening April 26 due to the sudden death of its executive officer. The Frederick News-Post sponsors the concerts and cannot reschedule soon. The paper expresses condolences and vows future concerts with adequate notice.
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United States Navy Band
Weinberg Center For the Arts
Frederick News-Post
The
Richard Kline Sr. 55 dies in Keymar Maryland
Richard Allen Dick Kline Sr. of Good Intent Road Keymar died Friday April 17 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He was born January 27 1943 in Woodsboro son of the late Ray R. Kline and Louise E Fogle Kline. He retired in 1996 as a salesman for Frederick Trading Co after 25 years and owned My Choice Farm in Keymar breeding milking and beef cattle.
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Richard Allen
Dick” Kline
Good Intent Road
Keymar
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Susan M. Fyler Kline
Woodsboro
Ray R. Kline
Louise E. Fogle Kline
Kline
Frederick Trading Co
My Choice Farm
Teen-age actor Keef Morgan celebrates life on stage after surgery
Keef Morgan, 17, of Gov Thomas Johnson High School, recovered from a brain hematoma diagnosed in January. Doctors removed a vascular blood clot near his brain stem on January 28. He returned home a week later and resumed school two weeks after starting physical therapy while preparing to perform as Durdles in The Mystery of Edwin Drood.
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Keef Morgan
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Children’s Hospital
Mr. Morgan
Sandy Morgan Baker
Durdies
Edwin Drood
Mystery of
Edmund Drood
Young Actor Triumphs Through Injury at Gov Johnson High
Mr Morgan, a 15 year old actor, returned to rehearsals after an injury affecting his hearing. He plays Durdles in a Gov Johnson High School production shown April 25. His mother notes his love for acting and his move toward Frederick Community College next fall.
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Durdles
Mr. Morgan
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Ms. Baker
FUN Company
Frederick Community College
Guard to grade new ballfield for Middletown High
The Maryland National Guard’s 121st Engineering Battalion will grade a sloped campus site as a training exercise to create a new baseball diamond for Middletown High School. Frederick County Board of Education approved the plan for summer 1999 work and spring 2000 play.
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National Guard
Middletown High School
Susan Stepnick
121St Engineering Battalion
Maryland National Guard
Frederick County Board of Education
Middletown High
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Richard Kline Sr
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Douglas Tallman
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