Deaf support bill to create state department for deaf
Dozens of Maryland lawmakers and members of the deaf community backed a proposal to establish an Office for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing within state government. The bill, drafted by Sen Timman Ferguson, would require a deaf director and two annual public town halls, with costs estimated at 163,268 in 2002 and 207,002 in 2006, while Gov. Glendening opposes the measure.
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Annapoles
Maryland Senate
Sentimann Ferguson
Frederick Carroll
Ferguson
Paris Glendening
Raquel Guillory
Office of
Guillory
Department of Legislative Services
General Assembly
Glendening
Alex Mooney
Frederick Washington
House
Rushern Baker
Prince George's
Middletown teen wins state-of-the-art computer for good deeds
Hillary Lerner, 16, a Middletown High School junior, earns a new computer after winning an essay contest funded by DoctorRelation.com in cooperation with Dr Nathan Wei. Dr Wei said deeds that benefit others build the world and that doctors heal people but people heal the world. Jessica Uhlig and Beth Welkes receive $100 US Savings Bonds.
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Hillary Lerner
Middletown High School
Nathan Wei
DoctorRelation.com
Dr. Wei
Lerner
Jessica Uhlig
Beth Welkes
Otal Piraty
Pill Gren
Frederick County plans new school boundaries in Frederick City area
Dr. Jack Dale and residents form Citizens Advisory Committee to draw attendance lines for future central Frederick County and southern Frederick City schools. Aimed at reducing overcrowding, the panel targets a September 2003 high school opening if funded, with elementary and middle schools due September 2004. Public hearing slated for late spring, recommendations due October 30, 2001. Contact school reps or facilities office at 301-644-5025, or Tom Shade at Frederick County Public Schools, 7630 Hayward Road, Frederick MD 21702, or email shades co.frederick.md.us.
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Jack Dale
Frederick County
Frederick City
Citizens Advisory Committee
Dance For the Future
Facilities Services Office
Tom Shade
Hayward Road
Frederick
Summers annexation withdrawn in Frederick
The Summers family withdrew a petition to annex 145 acres on Frederick's western edge aimed at commercial development. With no immediate plans to refile, they face an upcoming nine month annexation moratorium starting in May and cited resident opposition from Gulf View.
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City of
Frederick
Prmary
Summers
William C. Summers
Golf View
Krista McGowan
Mount Phillip Road
U.S. 40A
I-70
Summers Family Limited Partnership
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