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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1994

Page

4

Local schools plan big budget for 1996 expansion

The county schools project a 1996 budget totaling 20.7 million dollars, mostly local funds, to fund Orchard Grove Elementary nine million, Walkersville Middle five million, Middletown High three point one million, Urbana High three point two million, and planning for two new elementary schools in Lake Linganore and northwest Frederick. An Windsor Knolls Middle addition is planned while portable classrooms remain in use at a cost about one million, as enrollment grows by about eleven hundred students.

Orchard Grove Walkersville Middle School Middletown High School Urbana High School Lake Linganore Frederick Windsor Knolls Middle School Ray Barnes

Capital Improvement Plan details 1996 2001 needs for Frederick County Schools

Frederick County Board of Education outlines a long term plan projecting 7 000 to 12 000 new students by 2003 requiring 11 new schools and nine additions through 2001. Renovation costs include 13 open classrooms and 2.1 million to correct the open school design, plus nearly 4 million for new science labs. A public hearing on the plan and the 1996 budget is set for Aug 23 at 7 p.m. at Monocacy Middle School.

Barnes Monocacy Middle School

Large TB screening at local schools after student case

Health officials conducted the mass screening at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School and Middle School after a June 8 graduate was diagnosed. About 1,600 people were tested since late July. No active TB found in tested co-workers. the patient is receiving treatment and noncontagious. Free tests remain available at the health department.

Belle Neri- Aquino Health Department Gov. Thomas Johnson High School Gov. Thomas Johnson Middle School Bowes Frederick County Montevue Lane

Myersville setback ruling ends asphalt plant bid

Wolfe could not meet a 750 foot setback after a July 1993 site plan approval expired July 27. County officials noted no progress toward construction and denied the permit as agencies had not reviewed it. Civic Association cited noise, traffic, pollution and value loss as reasons to block the plant.

Wolfe Mike Thompson Thompson Sue Ann Yingling Myersville Thompson Sala

City seeks repairs to substandard rental housing case

Judge Landbeck ordered Mrs. Ro to repair 11 violations by 30 days and allow city inspections after findings of leaking air improper wiring and a damaged floor beam plus tenants moved in without fixes. Fine suspension of 3300 of 4400 and 24 month probation set. daily tickets possible for further violations. Lynn Tillery urged compliance to end substandard housing.

Landbeck Lynn Tillery Blank Seventh St Ms. Tillery

Longtime City Pools Roar With Summer Traditions

Rain or shine the Thomas and Diggs pools draw families since 1927 and 1948 respectively, with lifeguards and staff like Mr. Griffin sustaining a multi decade city pool program. Lessons welcome 700 to 800 children each summer at S15 for two week sessions. Concessions offer bargain snacks while staff recall filtration upgrades since 1957 and a culture of generational employment across 13 lifeguards.

Thomas Pool Mullinix Park All Saints Street William R. Diggs Griffin Joanne Sears Tammy Sigler Baker Park Mr. Griffin Diggs Pool Jinny Rinehart Peggy Rinehart Monterey Bowie Diggs Willis Hall Iike Hall

Frederick County Speeding Citations Hit High Rates in 1994

State troopers issued 12 783 citations to Frederick County drivers with 6 912 exceeding 55 mph. For the first half of 1994, 5 962 total citations and 2 772 speeding tickets were reported, and projections for the second half imply 1 368 fewer total citations than in 1993. Lt. McAfee notes rising speeds and no ticket quotas, while police detail specific speed ranges from June and mid July 1994.

Frederick County Lt. McAfee

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