Freder. County high tech fair set at Career and Technology Center
Frederick County Public Schools plan a midweek hi tech fair from 6 30 to 8 30 p m Thursday Feb 20 at the Career and Technology Center. Sixth graders will race in a downhill contest and a problem solving competition will test students and administrators. Biotech architectural drawing pre engineering multimedia and video production will be showcased with career search software.
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Career and Technology Center
Willam Miller
Frederick County
Interagency Information Systems Department
Technology Services Office
Pam Austin
Ms. Austin
Amy Boyles
Hood College
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Co.frederick
Flood aid checks presented to 20 families in Point of Rocks
At a Feb 1 meeting at St. Luke Lutheran Church, Point of Rocks groups presented 13,000 in aid to 20 families affected by the 1996 floods. Fundraising led by Manor Lutheran Parish and AAL Branch 10288. major donors include AAL and Lutheran Brotherhood branches, churches, Ruritan Club, local businesses, and numerous individuals.
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St. Luke Lutheran Church
Manor Lutheran Parish
Aid Association For Lutherans
Lutheran Brotherhood
Doubs/Epworth United
United Methodist Church
Ashton
Buckeystown
Power plant case to be heard by county board in Ridgeville
Allegheny Power prepares for a zoning appeal at 7 p.m. March 25 before the county Board of Zoning Appeals over the required 16 foot masonry walls for a proposed 34.5 kilovolt substation near Mill Bottom Road with possible expansion to 230 kilovolts. The company argues screening can be achieved by less costly methods and that the walls are excessive.
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Ridgeville
Board of Zoning Appeals
Frederick County Planning Commission
James Latimer
Mill Bottom Road
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Board of Appeals
Planning Commission
Latimer
Wheaton Door Company
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Ferguson fights uphill battles in Maryland Senate
In Annapolis Senator Timothy Ferguson leads a pair of tough bills. One would raise the maximum penalty for sexual assault and kidnapping of minors from 30 years to life without parole, passing the Senate 347 to. The other seeks to amend the state constitution to remove elected officials convicted of misdemeanor drug offenses, facing delays from amendments and party lines as Ferguson defends his conservative stance amid opposition and historical context.
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Timothy Ferguson
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Ferguson
Frederick Carroll
House of Delegates
Walt
Judicial Proceedings Committee
Brian Fresh
D Montgomery
Frosh
House
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