Frederick County Urges Expanded Science Education Meetings
Frederick County schools push for broader science instruction from elementary to senior high. Teachers invited to regional and local science meetings to improve the space age curriculum. Students urged to join science fairs and exhibits. two county seniors named among a thousand nationwide in a search.
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Frederick Science Barbers
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Frederick County
United States
Quentin Barham
Frederick School System to Tour Fort Detrick for Science Exchange
Frederick County supervisory staff will tour Fort Detrick on Tuesday for three hours to discuss exchanging scientific viewpoints between the military installation and the local schools. A luncheon will follow as ideas for using Fort Detrick personnel and resources in education are discussed.
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Assembly Asked To Aid Newly Students
Annapolis reports a proposal to fund 1,600 talent scholarships based on financial need. Scholarships would be $800 annually for college dwellers and $400 for others, totaling up to $1,280,000 yearly. Sponsored by 25 House delegates, originally suggested by Del. Robinson. No deaths from heat in Tampa, Florida.
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City board approves demolition for parking space
The City Board of Aldermen on Thursday night approved a recommendation to tear down the old structure to clear the way for more parking. The note recalls that in 1873 Frederick City Hall stood on the market house site for over a century.
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Market Space Since 1746 Frederick Market History
The Frederick City Market, to be torn down for a parking lot, originated in 1746 when Daniel Dulaney obtained permission to establish a weekly market in Frederick. The first market was open air with no walls, later incorporated in 1769 with a Market Howse and City Hall built by the Frederick Committee after a lottery funded construction.
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Starket
Market House and City Hall Evolution in 19th Century
In 1817 the market under City Hall expanded with stalls and an upstairs assembly hall on the second floor. The Market House housed 26 butcher stalls and 57 others at a total cost, later the hall moved, and the market declined as the town adopted green goods and automobiles reduced central markets.
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Tn Deel
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Opera House
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Frederick
Market House market wanes as stalls thin and decay grows
Fragmented report details the 1990s shift away from the Market House in Frederick with only two stall operators left, a few customers, and the building used mainly for storage. The old market, once a center of fruit and vegetable trade, lies deteriorating with leaking plumbing and long idle periods, while city departments and several groups salvage parts and decorations amid a dwindling shop presence.
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Maryland State Pulice
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Chamber of Commerce
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Police Department
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