Regents eyed Frederick County site for UM system expansion
State leaders discuss expanding University of Maryland system to Frederick County to bridge Shady Grove and Frostburg campuses. Aimed at articulating an agreement with Frederick Community College, the move could be jeopardized by Hogan's departure. Governor Glendening notes board changes but promises continued ties to higher education.
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Frederick County
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Frostburg
Hagerstown
University College
College Park
Hogan
Frederick Community College
Jeop
Maryland
Glendening
Prince George’s County
Baltimore County
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Lance W. Billingsley
Nathan A. Chapman Jr
Baltimore
Edwin S. Crawford
Towson
Perdue
Salisbury
Frank
Lewis Riley Jr
Enron Amoco Plan for Photovoltaic Growth in States Cap
MEA director Donald E Milsten touts clean fuel and export potential as Amoco and Enron push to expand photovoltaic module production. A new plant for mass producing photovoltaic films is planned to enter the grid connected market, with site location decisions pending and Maryland bidding against about 20 states.
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MEA
Donald E Milsten
Amoco
Enron
Forest
Glendening
Maryland
Fielder
District debates discipline and attendance tensions
BoE members discuss balancing discipline with attendance goals as suspensions rise. Dr Gadra notes a sharp uptick since last year while officials urge staff development and dress code enforcement. A tough stance is urged but signals from administration and teachers vary across schools.
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Trators
Markee
Gadra
Susan Rovin
Rovin
Park rental units near Dearbought seek city aid
Richard I Knapp of Kettler Scott Vienna says 40 south Md. 26 units will rent substantially below market value. He requested city deferral of fees until occupancy and said funding has been sought from the Community Development Agency. He noted state financing depends on local contribution and touted the project as more than bricks.
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Dearbought
Richard I Knapp
Kettler & Scott
Vienna
Knapp
Frederick County approves 1995 96 school calendar begins Sept 5
The Frederick County Board of Education approved the 1995 96 calendar with students starting September 5 and exiting June 17. Teacher in service days on August 28 and September 22 depend on funding and are in addition to the standard 180 day schedule.
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Frederick County Board of Education
Frederick County Teachers Association
Maryland State Teachers Association
Telephone outage quiets Frederick County offices
A Wednesday telephone outage froze lines for about 80 locations in Frederick County including government and school offices. The main switch will be replaced in April and the entire system upgraded by May 30 at a budgeted cost of 1.6 million dollars, while workers cope with limited dial tone and delayed calls.
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Winchester Hall
Lee Koontz
Board of Education
Frederick County
Koontz
Mary Alice Marks
City Hall
Christi Fleming
Frederick City
Donnie Shankle
Maryland considers nine properties for national register
The Bowlus Mill House and eight other Maryland properties, including two in Somerset County and seven in Worcester County, are being reviewed for national register status. Owners note protections against federally funded actions and eligibility for preservation grants, plus potential state tax benefits upon listing.
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National Register
Ms Reed
Littles
Reed
Bowlus
Maryland
Somerset County
Worcester County
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