Pay raise dispute over Frederick County education staff
Frederick County Board of Education seeks an 8 percent pay rise plus a step increase for education staff, while other county workers face 3.6 percent with no automatic steps. The gap sparks complaints from maintenance, secretaries, and department heads, who warn morale and fairness will suffer. County officials cite budget limits and equity concerns as the cause of the difference, with some employees urging union action amid school staff gains.
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Frederick
Ment
Board of Education
Harold K. Keller Jr
Interna
Data Processing Authority
Charles Whiting
BOE
Whiting County
Mitchell Hose
Ved
Lawrence Johnson
Onlinie
Johnson
Mark Hoke
Hoke
Scotty's mobile restaurant a Frederick city icon
Scotty's bus on Scholl's Lane is a longtime Frederick landmark. Raymond Scotty Scott runs the kitchen from the back with his secret tomato sauce, serving hot dogs and more to a mix of locals from nurses to cops and politicians. The dining area sits on a small bus with orange Formica counters, while patrons trade stories and jokes and Cobb their pennies for a bite and iced tea. The sauce recipe is a guarded secret shared only with his son, with tests even at Fort Detrick.
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Scotty
Frederick
South End Civic Association
Scholl’s
Raymond
Scotty” Scott
Perrier
Scotty's
Hanker
Frederick City
Rick Boyer
Coca-Cola
Dewey Chaney
Chip” Scott Jr
Fort Detrick
Dennis Martin
Frederick Automotive
Georgia
South Street
Martin
Ken Meade
Ken
Transmissions
George Ambush
Sheriff seeks eight deputies to ease county law enforcement strain
Sheriff Robert C. Snyder urged Frederick County commissioners to approve a bare bones budget increase of about 435000 to hire eight patrol deputies and one supervisor. He warned the current deputy-to-population ratio is the lowest in the state and that long response times of 20 to 30 minutes risk public safety.
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Frederick County
Robert C. Snyder
Snyder
Harold K. Keller
Sheriff Department
Sheriff's Department
Commission
J. Anita Stup
Stup
Scott Scarff
Maryland
Scraff
US Soviets resume INF talks in Geneva
Geneva AP reports the United States and Soviet Union resumed negotiations on medium range missiles at the Geneva talks. Deputy head Alexei Obukhov and U.S. negotiator Maynard Glitman met privately as Washington planned to propose new verification protocols for a potential European treaty banning such missiles. Both sides signaled readiness for serious discussions though no timetable was set.
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Geneva
United States
Europe
Alexei Obukhov
U.S
Maynard Glitman
Glitman
NATO
Obukhov
Nesday
Mikhail Gorbachev
Gorbachev
Frederick High School Band Heads to Florida for Orange Blossom
Inside The News Tonight weather outlook notes showers possible with cooler lows. The Frederick High School Band travels to Florida for the Orange Blossom Festival, signaling a live event amid cloudy conditions and varying winds.
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Middie Sts
Middie
Frederick High School
Florida
Ski College Mountain officials face local opposition in Emmitsburg
About 75 residents attended a Wednesday night briefing by Ski College Mountain officials on a proposed College Mountain ski resort in Emmitsburg a conservation zone. They voiced traffic and layout concerns while supporters urged approval. If blocked officials may pursue gas storage or a mobile home park as alternatives.
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Emmitsburg
Ski College Mountain
Barry C. Maloney
College Mountain
Maloney
Lutheran Church
Ronald Fearer
Scott Road
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Irke County
Linda Allnock
News-Post
Frederick County Teachers Association
Jack Patterson
Cuwdey Eulpadyeus
Patterson
Maryland Classified Employees Association
Scotty’s Restaurant On Wheels
Nancy Luse
Deborah Hawthorne
Ms. Hawthorne
Bethesda
Harry Hughes
Hughes
Rolling Restaurateur
C. Kurt Holter
Restaurant On Wheels
Inside the News
FHS
Cie Weather Az
Philip
Clinick
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