Whittier Elementary Opens Gym for Public Use
Whittier Elementary expands recreation access by opening its gym to Frederick taxpayers and nonresidents. The center hosts aerobics, kids programs, and dual-use space with a divider for privacy. City and county officials note shared facilities under an agreement, budgeting for utilities and planning future play areas.
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Whittier Elementary
Cheryl Hadcliffe
Myers
Jon Kreissig
Meer
Thomas Johnson
Frederick County
Deer Crossing
Radcliffe
HIV conference speakers inform Frederick attendees
Barbara Smith, HIV positive since 1995, spoke at the Western and Tri-State HIV Conference at Frederick Community College. She advocates for HIV and AIDS patients, urging survivors to relate and learn. Dr Laura Cheever of Johns Hopkins outlined clinic resources and fatigue and anemia prevention.
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Barbara Smith
Tri-State
Frederick Community College
Ms. Smith
Prince George's County
Maryland
HIV Community Coalition
Ms Smith
Laura Cheever
Johns Hopkins University Aids Service
Cheever
Frederick County
Hearing set on Lehigh expansion plans
The Maryland Department of the Environment will hold a public hearing March at 6 p.m. at the Union Bridge Community Center on Lehigh Portland Cement Co. expansion permits. The plans include a new source review for VOCs and NOx and a prevention of significant deterioration permit. Public meetings were held Feb. 11 and are being repeated for more community input.
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Union Bridge
Maryland Department of the Environment
Lehigh Portland Cement Co
Union Bridge Community Center
Robert Maddox
MDE Air Quality Division
Maddox
Lehigh
Home School Team Wins Walkersville Mathcounts Meet
TJ topped by a narrow margin as Frederick Christian Home School beats Gov Thomas Johnson Middle and Middletown Middle in a four person team contest at Walkersville Middle. Justin Kelly Joshua Yeager Joshua Kelly and Brent Follin led the champions with 46.5 points while TJ ace John Gardner won individual honors on a tiebreaker.
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Walkersville
Justin Kelly
Joshua Yeager
Joshua Kelly
Brent Follin
Gov Thomas Johnson
Frederick Christian Home School
Nick Diaz
Frank Kelly
John Gardner
U.S. Naval Academy
Maryland
Washington
Diaz
Kelly
Direcpc
MathCounts
Maryland Society of Professional Engineers
Parking lot closure at Frederick County Courthouse grounds
The rear parking area was shut Monday for an addition and renovations to the Frederick County Courthouse. Enter the building from West Patrick Street as Waynesboro Construction Co upgrades judges chambers state's attorney's office and other spaces. The project is expected to last about a year.
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Frederick County
West Patrick Street
Waynesboro Construction Co
State's Attorney's Office
Ice arena bid filed in Frederick bankruptcy case
John Laughlin and four others placed a 2.4 million bid to buy the stalled arena owned by Byron and Wendy Dyke, with a March 19 court hearing set to determine approval or higher offers. Creditors SBA and Farmers and Mechanics hold first liens on equipment and real estate, guiding allocation at the hearing.
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Oyly
Jim Hogan
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
John Laughlin
Byron
Wendy Dyke
U.S
Greenbelt
Alan Grochal
John Robinson
McShane Group
Grochal
Farmers and Mechanics
U.S. Small Business Administration
SBA
Frederick County
Frederick
Dukes
Girl dies saving boy on railroad bridge
NORTH EAST AP reports 14 year old Krystal Mane Donion died after pushing a 5 year old boy Marcus Boyle off a railroad bridge as a southbound Amtrak train approached. The girl and family were rock throwing when the accident occurred around 3 30 p m on Saturday.
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North East
Krvstal
Mane Donion
Northeast Creek
Amtrak
Michael E. Durant
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Sap Lawrence
Karen Comegys, RN
Brenda Simmons
Toll House Avenue
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Katherine Marks
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