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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1984
Page
3
Cindy Hackett Green reports that despite springlike days, December and January bills linger. Utilities with two month cycles push bills that show a sharp rise over last year, unsettling area homes with winter’s lingering cost.
Brinker’s plan for three acres of parkland in Carrollton is reduced to one as officials cite city rules. Traffic study backs some growth but urges added signals. Vote aligns with concerns over overcrowded schools and existing park usage while aldermen earlier backed a $15 million city backed bond for the project. Birth notices follow with several local families announcing newborns and anniversaries.
Burkittsville residents will receive 2300 from the Maryland state for park funds spent. The refund via the states Program Open Space was announced by Council member Nancy Coker. The park project includes a basketball court and kids playground with a second phase planned for landscaping and picnic tables. A park development committee of five will be formed. The town may join the counties Crimewatch program after a favorable survey response.
Fredericksburg teachers survey results show mixed views on policy receptiveness and leadership. Evelyn Holman and area directors Thompson and Naso receive varying approvals for leadership, morale impact, and fair observations while principals and curriculum staff score higher on morale and support.
Teachers and retirees crowd the statehouse corridors urging lawmakers to preserve some 3 percent caps on post July pension benefits, while offering alternatives like keeping existing cost-of-living increases for past earned benefits and moving to a new system with refund options. Stakeholders express concern over morale, integrity of contracts, and livelihoods as debates over retirement reform continue amid demonstrations and song.
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