Ballenger Creek Students Sweep Jingle Bell Run Honors
Three Ballenger Creek Middle School students placed first in their age divisions at the Arthritis Foundation 5K Jingle Bell Run. First place finishers were Jack Berne, Anna Routzahn, and Rebecca Rippeon, with Aletha Anders and Kory Cartnail earning seconds. A school team raised $600 for the Arthritis Foundation during the event.
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Ballenger Creek Middle School
Arthritis Foundation
Jack Berne
Anna Routzahn
Rebecca Rippeon
Aletha Anders
Kory Cartnail
Ballenger Creek Z Middle School
Holiday songs reveal history and culture through singing
AAS notes holiday songs and hymns mirror the people who sing them revealing history and culture. This month articles discuss songs or tell about them. One example highlights how a carol’s narrative ties to the holiday's meaning, showing that stories within lyrics enrich celebration. Oldest and newest songs reflect long traditions and evolving tastes, explaining why people are drawn to singing them.
Commentary on loud car stereo culture at Middletown High
SUZANNE DIGIULIO argues that booming bass from lowriders disturbs neighbors, questioning the need for oversized car systems. She critiques the link between loudness and status, favors clear listening to lyrics and rhythm, and advises owners to avoid offensive noise when driving past homes.
Urbana Mighty Hawks host Secret Santa Workshop for funds
Urbana High School marching band held its second Secret Santa Workshop transforming the band room into a North Pole scene. The event raised about 61000 in profit with elves guiding children to buy gifts for family friends and teachers. Santa Bill Olson and a train display wowed attendees as parents shopped and wrapped gifts with help from band volunteers.
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Erin Fair Rhoades
Urbana High School
Santa Claus
North Pole
Urbana Mighty Hawks
Bill Olson
Urbana Athletic Boosters
Olson
Santa
Ben Fry
Bob Fry
Gregory Wade
Graduates urged to stay sober this graduation night
Frederick High School students and parents form Safe and Sane to host an alcohol free party at Hood College from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. The event costs 20000 but graduates attend free and can play games gamble for prizes and a car prize.
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Mardy
Robyn Bell
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Thurnmont Middle School
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St John's Catholic School
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