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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1991
Page
6
State grants approval for a 1200 seat high school and expansion to 08 seats by decade end to relieve overcrowding at New Market Middle School and reduce pressure on Frederick and Singapore high schools. Officials project county high school capacity full by September 1968 if construction delays persist.
Maryland Municipal League and local officials met with state planners to review a 2020 bill recast as a Resource Policy Program. Mr Young stated the plan is non regulatory and would not require additional funding or a War Generacy. Wittem Dowald Schaefer endorsed the plan’s concept.
A New Market couple plans to open a 5 000 foot theater space pending Board of Zoning Appeals approval. They aim to import a Catskill Mountains theater group from New York See Reet and may purchase the old Grange Hall on Eighth Street Alley for non musical contemporary dramas by Neil Simon. Investors are needed to back the project. Mrs. Robinson is a social worker and Wr Robinson works for a Baltimore manufacturing company.
Temperatures plunged across the region with record lows from 24 below at International Falls to single digits in several cities including Minneapolis St Paul Alpena Marquette Flint South Bend Akron Cincinnati and Beckley Snow fell heavily in parts of western North Dakota eastern South Dakota eastern Minnesota the Great Lakes and southern New England Oswego County saw snow at rates up to inches per hour. Syracuse officials reported transit closures and 27 area school districts canceled classes after a cargo plane slid from a taxiway and a small jet veered off the runway at the airport with no injuries reported.
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