Frederick County Schools Seek 110 New Positions for Growth
The Frederick County school board proposed a 1990-91 budget of 124 million, requesting 110 new positions to handle 500 anticipated student enrollments yearly. Added staff include Ballenger Creek Middle School posts, gifted programs, and support roles, plus test technicians and a TV production assistant. The board seeks 74.5 million funding from the county, with salary increases contributing to the rise.
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Frederick County
Ballenger Creek Middle School
Walter Brilhart
School Board
Frederick County Teacher’s Association
Bnnhart
Brithart
Elemen
Citizens seek access to incinerator file in Dickerson dispute
Sugarloaf Citizens Association asks Montgomery legislators for timely access to state files on the Dickerson incinerator project. Karen Kalla seeks a hearing for a complete evaluation and air quality details, while officials say the public record is open and the Maryland Department of the Environment controls the file contents.
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Dickerson
Sugarloaf Citizens Association
Montgomery
General Assembly
Karen Kalla
Sen
Laurence Levitan
Maryland Department of the Environment
Levitan
Del
Gene Counihan
Kalla
Nurses vote strike at Peninsula General Hospital Salisbury
Peninsula General Hospital nurses, about 297 of 350 eligible, backed representation by the Maryland Nurses Association, but trustees refused recognition and sent the dispute to the National Labor Relations Board. A prior sit down strike by operating room staff prompted wage and staffing concerns amid ongoing negotiations. John B. Stevens resigned as hospital president a week after trustees assumed personnel duties.
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Ms. Aheresch
Nurses’ Association
Larry Grosser
Peggy Smith
Peninsula General Association of Health Care Professionals
Grosser
Aheresch
Hospital Board of Trustees
John B. Stevens
Board of Trustees
Goldensohn enters race for county council seat
Gaithersburg native Bruce A. Goldensohn, 47, former two term Gaithersburg mayor and current Montgomery County school board member, announced Wednesday night at the Lincoln Dinner that he is candidate for a seat on the Montgomery County council. He cited concerns over the 1990 budget crisis and property tax woes and urged balanced growth with ongoing facility improvements based on his 18 years in local government.
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Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Bruce A. Goldensohn
Republican Central Committee
Lincoln
Goldensohn
Montgomery
Gaithersburg Planning Commission
Hearing set on bus change for Ride-On Route 54
A public meeting is scheduled for Monday Feb 26 at 7 30 p.m. at the Casey Community Center 8105 Frederick Ave Gaithersburg to discuss proposed Route 54 changes. The route serves Rockville Gaithersburg and runs between Rockville and Lakeforest Mall via Research Boulevard Washingtonian Center Shady Grove Village and Muddy Branch Road. The plan would alter the northern end over Perry Parkway while portions on Lost Knife Road Montgomery Village Avenue Firstheid Road and near the National Institute for Standards and Technology would still be served by other Ride-On routes. For details or to sign up to speak call 217 7433.
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Gaithersburg
Casey Community Center
Frederick Ave
Rockville
Lakeforest Mall
Research Boulevard
Washingtonian Center
Shady Grove Village
Muddy
Branch Road
Perry Parkway
Lost Knife Road
Montgomery Village Avenue
Firstheid Road
National Institute For Standards and Technology
Montgomery County school use fees rise to help cover costs
The Citizens Interagency Coordinating Board announces a first in nine years fee hike for community use of county schools starting July 1. Weekend elementary use climbs from 16 to 20 dollars per hour with further increases over two years for childcare programs and civic meetings. Refund policy changes require seven working days notice. Call 217 2706 for details.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Citizens Interagency Coordinating Board
ICB
DAV Field Service Unit Helps Frederick Veterans Today
The Disabled American Veterans Field Service Unit will be at Amvets Post 2 East South Street Freder ick from 10 p.m. to 5 p.m. to assist all veterans and families free of charge. Nonmembers may receive help with benefits. call L. S. Tharp at (301) 293-7533 if unable to attend.
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Disabled American Veterans Field Service Unit
Frederick
Amvets
East South Street
DAV
Department Service
L.S. Tharp
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