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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1984

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Rec group opposes supervising pond in Frederick County

The Frederick County Parks and Recreation Commission moved to oppose allowing the county parks and recreation department to supervise a stormwater management pond. Karl Noyes led a unanimous advisory board vote and warned the land’s value and maintenance costs, calling the decision a dangerous trend and a quick fix with health and liability implications. The panel also proposed reallocating 15,000 from Fountaindale Park design to park security funds, while Middletown Park development plans were reassessed amid DPW updates.

Frederick County Parks and Recreation Commission County Parks and Recreation Department Commission Karl Noyes FCPRD County Department of Public Works Noyes Fountaindale Peegy Hruska Middletown

Science teachers gather for Mount St Marys conference

Science teachers from over 15 states Canada and Europe will meet at Mount St Marys College August 12 to 14 for the National Association of Biology Teachers conference. Attendees will observe new laboratory techniques and hear 25 topics from microcomputers in bioeducation to a weather satellite ground station receiving data from Russian and U.S. satellites. Conference director Dr Dan Dobey says the program signals a shift toward higher sophistication in science education for the 1980s.

Canada Europe Mount St Mary's College U.S National Association of Biology Teachers Conference Population Reference Bureau Washington, D.C Mount St. Mary’s Dan Dobey Janet Mane Thurmont Patricia Cancellier Nancy Fitzpatrick Office of Public Relations Mount St. Mary Oo Vumeke Emiisourg

World renowned entomologist to speak at Fort Detrick

Sigma Xi hosts lecturer Dr Bernard Greenberg for the Fort Detrick chapter at 7 p.m. Thursday Aug 16 in the Community Club. Greenberg, a famed medical entomologist, serves as forensic entomology consultant for Illinois counties and is a professor at the University of Illinois Chicago. The event also notes recent Fort Detrick chapter student awards to area colleges and high schools.

Bernard Greenberg Sigma Xi Fort Detrick Greenberg National Science Research Society Hood Mount St. Mary’s Western Maryland Frederick Community Collges Catoctin Prospect Hall Singapore Brunswick Thomas Johnson

Carroll NAACP banquet set for August 17

The Carroll County Chapter of the NAACP will host its annual Freedom Fund banquet at Frock's Sunnybrook Farm on Friday, Aug. 17. Baltimore city states' attorney Kurt L. Schmoke will speak. Schmoke, a Baltimore native, attended local schools, Yale University, was a Rhodes Scholar, studied at Oxford, earned a law degree from Harvard, and joined Piper and Marbury. For tickets call Midge Thomas at 829-0727 or Charles Rice at 795-0358.

Carroll County The NAACP Freedom Fund Frock Sunnybrook Farm Baltimore City Kurt L. Schmoke Baltimore Schmoke Baltimore City College Yale University Oxford University England Harvard University Piper and Marbury Midge Thomas Charles Rice

Walkersville honors David Hoke with plaque at fire hall

The Walkersville Volunteer Fire Company honors longtime member David Hoke with a plaque at the fire hall praising his kindness to the volunteer firefighters. The ceremony also honors James E. Mercer for his generosity, with Hoke’s son Charles Hoke observing.

Walkersville James E. Mercer Cedric Smith

Conservation measure gains support in Congress on cross compliance

Washington reports renewed interest in cross compliance linking federal farm program benefits to land stewardship. Critics fear a large central plan, but both House and Senate have advanced sodbuster bills to cut benefits for producers who plow erosion-prone land, signaling growing momentum.

Washington Cross Comiilisms Ag P House Senate

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