Hyattstown Mill to be arts hub with residence program
Hyattstown Mill in HYATTSTOWN will be renovated as a regional arts center led by Robert Donovan and Scott Brouard. They plan an artists in residence program, trail and sculpture along the mill race, and inward focus on nature based art in the park. The project will use sweat equity to refurbish the miller’s house as payment to the Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission, owner of the property.
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Hyattstown
Robert Donovan
Frederick
Little Bennett
Donovan
Scott Brouard
Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Upper County
Patswald named Frederick police officer of year
Cpl. Stephen Patswald, a nine year veteran of the Frederck Police Department, won police officer of the year at the agency banquet. Col Ray Raffensberger cited his broad involvement including Relay for Life and Armed Forces Day. Lynn Stimmel earned employee of the year. Mrs Strummel expanded duties. Sgt. Dennie won volunteer of the year for 1998 with 1,600 hours of service.
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Frederick
Frederck
Cpl
Stephen Patswald
FBI
Elks Lodge
Col Ray Raffensberger
American Cancer Society
Relay For Life
Armed Forces Day
Fort Detrick
Chaplain Corps
Col
Raffensberger
Cpl Patswald
Lynn Stimmel
Criminal Investigations
Cpl Raffensberger
Liberty parents press for stricter school discipline policy
Liberty area parents gathered with lawmakers to urge tougher discipline rules in schools Following a September playground fight that left a boy with a broken wrist the group PAVIS contends current penalties are too lenient The issue centers on empowering teachers with suspension authority and addressing concerns about lax punishment and classroom disruption mentions of Liberty Elementary School and local officials appear in the report.
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SE Ae
Liberty Elemen
Satur
Barbara Jenkins
Timothy Ferguson
Frederick Carroll
General Assembly
Annapolis
Liberty Road
PAVIS
Beth Stewart
Sam
Retta Barkley
PAVTS
Linda Burgee
State legislators hear complaints about school safety and bullying
A county high school student described verbal harassment and beatings in middle school while a girl faced a sexual proposition in Liberty Elementary. Parents urged clearer policies as a bomb threat and exposure to inappropriate media were discussed. officials noted support for Liberty Elementary programs.
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Jenkins
Liberty
Barkley
Jenson
Mark Buchholz
Ms. Burgee
Gordon Cooley
Allegheny Promises Action on Pleasant Grove Power Issues
Residents of the Pleasant Grove subdivision pressed Allegheny Power on prolonged outages and surges feared since 1995. A meeting heard upgrades including fault indicators, underground wiring checks, transformer additions, and trimming trees away from lines, with about 50 residents in attendance.
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Allegheny
Pleasant Grove
Allegheny Power
Dotina Karmolinski
Bernard Moser
Augusta Drive
Karmolinski
Lowell Lane
Pleasant Grove Drive
Maryland residents fear water tainted by Pennsylvania dump
Westminister AP report notes a gusher well near a Superfund cleanup site north of Carroll County. Seven extraction wells pump water to a treatment plant under construction, but one yields five times expected. EPA may alter plans as Ruth Scharr cites need for more testing amid resident concerns.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
Westminster
Carroll County
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Keystone Sanitation
Ruth Scharr
EPA
Ms Scharr
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BASC
Brass Anchor Scuba Center
Houra Mitr
Semuriay
E. Patrick
Neetwog
Ayan Winter
MasterCard
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Frederick Towne Mall
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