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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1998

Page

6

Gaithersburg makes police human to high school students

Gaithersburg High School will host Officer Robert Wilkes as Montgomery County's first full time School Resource Officer. He aims to humanize policing, explain why actions are taken, and teach law related topics beyond drug and alcohol education. He plans open door access and class visits to build trust and safety.

Gaithersburg Gaithersburg High School Robert Wilkes Frederick Montgomery County Wilkes Fficer Wilkes Fred S. Evans Evans MD. 385

Officials expect mild winter with trimmed salt budget

Maryland SHA bets two million less than average. The statewide snow budget is 20.6 million amid two mild winters, with 2,400 staff and 2,000 equipment ready. Forecast calls for warmer, drier conditions, yet planners stock 230,000 tons of salt and 10 Wing Plows. Local towns boost readiness. officials urge caution and winter preparedness for travelers.

Washington Maryland State Highway Administration Rose Muhlhausen SHA National Weather Service Parker Williams Pete Piringer Frederick Fred Eisenhart Mantill Williams Potomac American Automobile Association AAA Piringer Ms. Muhlhausen

Bald eagle comeback spurs hope as act nears renewal

A Maryland naturalist recalls a bald eagle sighting near Urbana while officials report a rising population from 41 nesting pairs in 1977 to 232 this year. The Endangered Species Act, signed 25 years ago by President Nixon, protects more than 1,000 species and remains up for reauthorization after delays.

Alice Alpert Bennett Creek Urbana Breen Ms. Alpert Maryland Nixon National Wildlife Federation Glenn Therris Department of Natural Resources Potomac River Therris Frederick County Monocacy River Congress

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