Rockville woman guilty of fighting in Frederick
A Rockville woman, Mary E Eckelman, 25, was found guilty in two local altercations and placed on three years probation. She must attend alcohol treatment as part of plea agreements, while related charges were dismissed. In the Oct 20 incident, Eckelman was seen kicking a person on Third and Market Streets and resisted arrest.
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Cindy Hackett
Green Mews-Post
Rockville
Neeiay
Mary E. Eckermas
Harvard
Ms. Reedeke
Stephen W. Baker
Public Defender’s Office
Ms. Lydard
Diane Lydard
East Fifth Street
Frederick
Carl E. Ferguson
East Seventh Street
Emeree Sor Nees Been Aig Ie
Eckelman
Third
Market
Pamela M. Merrigan
Westside Drive
Gaithersburg
Ms. Merrigan
L. Edgar Brown
Ms. Eckelman
Ms. Eckelwan
Countywide Meetings Planned About Teacher Plus Program
Frederick County plans a series of meetings with teachers to explain the Teacher Plus Program. The initiative would grant selected teachers an extra 10 days per year at per diem pay for professional self improvement, followed by principal assignments recognizing competence. Applications are due January 18 and a committee will screen candidates for the three year program.
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Frederick County
Stuart D. Berger
Atlantad
Carroll Shry
Vocational Technical Center
Bryant Ayler
Gov
Thomas Johnson High
Wayne Carter
Brunswick High
David Cline
Yellow Springs
William Greco
Lewistown
Larry Stup
Thomas Johnson
Alfred Pansa
Rock Creek
Emily Lines
Carroll Manor
Vicky Stultz
Middletown
Adam Craven
Walkersville
Donna diGrazia
Denali Z. Koons
Detective Receives Airplane Birthday Gift in Illinois
Round Lake Illinois AP report says private detective Jack Smith awoke to find a Forney Aircoupe on his front lawn as a birthday surprise. Genengels, a local contractor, arranged the delivery Sunday night, with the plane prepared for flight on Monday. Smith, a licensed pilot who owns one plane, remarked on the unusual gift and joked about future presents.
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Smith
Send
Byron Says Central America Improves Amid Repression
Rep Beverly Byron after visiting six Central American nations reports improved dialogue with the United States and signs of progress in Nicaragua. She notes restrictions on the Catholic Church and La Prensa, a stifled independent press, but observes happier street life and a cease fire over the holidays. She warns about rising arms and drug trafficking threats in the region.
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Washington
Beverly B. Byron
Central America
Frederick
House
Armed Services Committee
Nicaragua
U.S
Daniel Ortega
Somoza
United States
Byron
Catholic Church
la Prensa
Eram
Salvador
Honduras
Guatemala
Belize
Costa Rica
British Honduras
el Salvador
New Market Scouts Honored At Dinner For Merit Badges
In New Market a den of scouts held a celebratory dinner after a meeting. Leaders and patrols were announced with elections for patrol leaders Jamie Fadder David McPadden Mark Snyder and David Parkhurst. Members received awards and handmade gifts were presented including walking sticks to Gregg Doalen.
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Searels
David Flr
David Parkhurst
David Parkherst
Eric Stanley
Rick Milian
Life Ax
David McPadden
Jason Hall
Jamie Fadder
Rick Misian
Raws Mathews
D.J. Wright
Greg Castellucci
Charlie Barber
Brian Gove
Robert Karl
Scott Keller
Greg Castellucei
Jason Charlie Barber
David Stone
Brian Mudd
Kyle Bart
Ken Roby
Douglah Brows
Eric mFee Weet
Rana Matthens
Robert Kaiti
Patrols
Mark Snyder
Charlie Arber
Missy Hall
Jerry Castellucci
Jack Hall
Russ Mathews
Alice Fair
Connie Mudd
Ann
Stovikosky
Jack
Gregg Doalen
Jan Niemiee
Jerry Castelbeer
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Dawn Crabill
Oneida Jackson
Carol Heffner
Allie Wachter
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Edna Brightful
Deborah Guard
Joseph Clem
Phow
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