Wisdom Creates Thriving Academic Tournament At Hood College
About 200 students teachers and parents gathered at Hood College for Frederick County s annual Academic Tournament now in its 11th year. The semi final brought Frederick Singapore and Gov Johnson high schools to the final round tonight with Walkersville earning a bye.
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County commission hears school funding and CIP plans
Frederick County leaders heard public input on long range school budgeting, an arts center, fire and rescue expansions, and sheriff office needs during an evening Capital Improvements Program session. Parents and teachers pressed for funds to renovate Catoctin High School auditorium while others urged improvements to Carroll Manor Elementary and various county facilities. No funding decisions were made. decisions on CIP funding are due in June.
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Sheriff's Office
Catoctin High School
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Thomas Johnson
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County bill targets wetlands in development process
County records show that 55 percent of all development plans involve wetlands as officials discuss a proposed bill to govern wetland procedures. Giancola notes the scope covers review and permitting steps across projects, aiming to streamline oversight while protecting resources.
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Giancola
Drug testing policy details and budget constraints
City officials outlined a policy where arrest or conviction for drug or alcohol offenses can trigger random testing and a criminal investigation into illegal drug activity. Testing can occur from credible sources or after tampering with prior tests. Safety sensitive roles include law enforcement, security, inspectors, plant operators, bus drivers, city vehicle operators, and waste removal staff. Random testing may occur without advance notice, but funding for this year's program is lacking and the police cannot be tested without union approval. Each test costs about 36 dollars, and pre employment testing already exists.
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Frederick City
State deficit grows deeper in Maryland 1991 budget
ANNAPOLIS AP Prospects for furloughs or layoffs of state workers grew after lawmakers learned the 1991 state budget could fall 75 to 110 million dollars deeper in the red. Administration forecasts were 75 million higher, while legislative advisers estimated up to 110 million more, making cuts inevitable. House Speaker Mitchell said taxes won’t help and pure cutting is required as officials prepare a final deficit figure.
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Schaefer
House
R. Clayton Mitchell Jr
Kent
State Board of Revenue Estimates
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