Fewer youths seek temp jobs in summer economy
The Labor Department notes a historic drop in youth labor participation with only 708 percent of 16 to 24 year olds employed or seeking work in July, the lowest since 1972, amid rising summer school enrollment and a shift toward schooling over work.
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San Diego man sentenced after online threats case
The court heard testimony from SH5 Principal Karen Degiescher about the impact of threats on students who had just returned to class. Smith apologized, was taken to San Diego Central Jail, and placed on three years probation with online and email monitoring. Judge Judith Hayes imposed Fourth Amendment limitations and cautioned that anonymous online threats will be traced and punished.
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Parents react to abrupt child care schedule changes
Parents across Maryland and beyond voiced frustration over last minute changes to child care arrangements affecting work schedules. Quotes describe disrupted routines for children and financial strain as YMCA prices show before and after school rates for members and non members.
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YMCA centers drop nine sites as staffing shortages hit county schools
The Frederick News-Post reports YMCA officials will not open nine child care sites on Monday due to licensed staffing shortages. Sites at Deer Crossing Kemptown Orchard Grove Parkway Twin Ridge Urbana Waverley Whittier and Valley elementary schools will reopen within two weeks. YMCA President Tokar stressed the health and safety of children, while disputes over hiring and paperwork with acting director of child care operations Ms Hall surfaced during a staffing meeting.
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Powerball frenzy draws shoppers and workers to buy tickets
Lottery fans flock to Powerball as excitement mounts across the country. Convenience store workers, factory staff, and riders from Los Angeles to New York chase big dreams, while some hope the spree ends soon. A Tennessee shop owner notes brisk ticket sales as groups travel long distances for a chance at huge rewards. The article recalls historic jackpots like Ohio workers’ 1998 295.7 million win and last year’s 363 million Big Game prize.
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Spy Suspect Regan Arrested Over Ties to Libya Cryptography
Brooklyn native and Bowie Maryland resident Regan, a former Air Force cryptanalyst, was arrested at a airport security checkpoint. FBI found a bag with encrypted messages and notes listing diplomatic offices in Switzerland and Australia, plus a notebook, gloves, GPS device, and an address list. Prosecutors say he faces conspiracy to commit espionage with possible life or death penalty. Authorities tie him to a unnamed country suspected of receiving classified docs including CIA materials and satellite information. Regan claimed ignorance of cryptanalysis when confronted with photos of seized documents.
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Farm Faces Change As Road Splits Krantz Property
After 34 years of farming, William Krantz’s land has become encircled by houses. Mrs. Moss recalls the hardship of moving feed across a road bisecting the farm at 5 am, noting the disruption to Krantz and likely to commuters.
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Moss
Car hits tree on Md 109 in Hyattstown leaves two injured
A Ford Mustang with two occupants struck a tree on Md 109 Old Hundred Road near the Montgomery County line about 4:30 am. One man died, another was hospitalized with unknown condition. one patient was airlifted to a hospital, the other by ambulance to a different facility.
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Old Hundred Road
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Heavy duty stretcher added for obese patients in Frederick
The Frederick County Fire and Rescue Services CFRS expanded its fleet after a complaint about standard stretchers not fitting heavier patients. A 3400 dollar heavy duty stretcher was deployed earlier this month to carry people weighing up to and beyond 559 pounds, with plans to buy more. Junior Fire Co received the gear, assisted by United crew at Mr Summers’ home.
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Summers
David Chisholm
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