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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Dec 11, 1997

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Derr House Demolition Approved in Dearbought Plan

Frederick authorities, Natelli Communities and the Maryland Historical Trust reach a 10 year dispute end by demolishing the Derr House. The site will be documented and preserved as an historic archaeological site with easements to the Maryland Historical Trust and a Derr Fund of 100000 to the Community Foundation. Dr Goodwin notes the house records 18th and 19th century change. The Webb Center plan seeks a arts program with youth and Saturday sessions.

Frederick Sebastian Derr Dearbought Frederick County Landmarks Inc Natelli Communities Maryland Historical Trust Derr Community Foundation Frederick County Landmarks Founda R. Christopher Goodwin Goodwin and Associates Inc Goodwin Grimes Webb Center For the Arts

Maryland to require high school exit tests for graduation

Maryland moves toward a state wide high school assessment to become a graduation requirement. The State Board of Education approved a first round of tests and two years of district trials before a final go or no go. Trials begin January 1999 with English algebra or geometry and government. The plan could include three English tests two math tests U S history world history and two science tests. Districts decide if biology is mandatory in first round.

Baltimore Maryland Maryland State Board of Education Morris Jones Mr Jones Queen Anne’s County Jean Smith Frederick County U.S

Students develop hidden talents at Thurmont Middle

Thurmont Middle offers a biweekly enrichment program with 96 activities from fly-tying to Renaissance Life. Students choose classes such as modern dance, flower arranging, landscaping, self defense, and first aid while teachers note growth in confidence and skills before high school focus.

Thurmont Thurmont Middle Claire Kondig Brook Green Emmitsburg Ambulance Company Thurmont Middle School Rose Sneed Jamie Anderon

Seven arrested tied to at least eighteen break ins

Frederick police announced seven arrests in a citywide burglary spree. The suspects include an 18 year old and six juveniles, with charges ranging across first degree theft and related counts. Two juvenile brothers from Fort Detrick were identified. more arrests were anticipated as the investigation concluded.

Frederick Fort Detrick Thomas Chase Leo Gilbert Mims South Market Street North Market Street Richard L. Herrington Cole Edward Lewis Alan F. Ford Peatguartirs Mims Lewis Ford Sai

Police seek leads in Brunswick supermarket robberies

Police across three states investigate a string of 13 robberies or attempted robberies tied to the Weis Markets chain dating to Jan 23. In Brunswick a fiveemployee team was restrained after closing, with no injuries though one worker was hospitalized briefly. no suspects yet.

Brunswick Super Fresh Robin Brady Stephen Ebberts Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania Weis Brady

County MSPAP score places Frederick fifth in state

Frederick County ranks fifth on Maryland MSPAP, with a composite 43.1 versus the state average 41.8. Howard Carroll Calvert and Harford led the list. the county shows improvement since 1993 but trails last year by 1.1 points. MSPAP covers reading writing language math science and social studies over five days.

Rena Frederick County Howard Carroll Calvert Harford Julian Katz

Carroll Manor fire station plans win approval

The Frederick County Planning Commission approved a 6300 square foot Carroll Manor Fire Department station on 1.7 acres along Ballenger Creek Pike across from Md 464. Serving Point of Rocks growth, Canal Run development, dedication of the site as a fire station was a condition. Access is planned from Ballenger Creek Pike with a future entrance when Md 464 is extended. parking for 25 vehicles.

Carroll Manor Frederick County Planning Commission Point of Rocks Ballenger Creek Pike MD. 464 Canal Run

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