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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1998

Page

6

Thurmont remembers longtime teacher Catherine Albaugh on 104th birthday

Catherine Albaugh, a Thurmont Elementary teacher for 40 years, turned 104 and received a governor’s proclamation at her nursing home in Anne Arundel County. Neighbors Doris Remsberg and Jim Mackley recall her mentorship, humor, and impact, noting she helped shape generations of local students.

Arnold Thurmont Catherine Albaugh Ms. Remsberg Albaugh Anne Arundel County George H. Littrell Jr Jim Dorothy Mackley Ms. Albaugh Mr. Mackley Mrs. Mackley

Redistricting plan for Emmitsburg area sparks school crowding worries

Plan continued from Page A-1 explains added sections to Emmitsburg Elementary and boundary shifts. Projections show Emmitsburg at 98 percent capacity next year while Sabol lasville and Lewistown enrollments rise. implications include moving Lewistown students to Thurmont Middle and possible public hearings. Community concerns focus on unifying residents and potential changes versus doing nothing amid overcrowding fears.

Emmitsburg Black Road Kelbaugh Road Eyler’s Valley Road Barnes Sabillasville Elementary Lewistown Thurmont Elementary Yellow Springs Thurmont Monocacy Thurmont Middle Dale Maryland

Lake Linganore and Balmoral Road Standards Discussed

Singapore CDA will share road improvement costs at three lots per acre for benefiting commercial property. Annual charges will appear on county tax bills. New Balmoral and Meadows roads will meet 1996 Linganore standards enabling narrower streets. A further Lake Singapore Association work session was scheduled with no date set.

CDA John Kendall Lake Linganore Association Balmoral Meadows Lake Singapore Association

Aron witness tapes allowed in Gaithersburg murder-for-hire case

The judge ruled that recorded conversations between Aron and undercover detective Terry Ryan, who posed as a hit man, may be used at trial despite defense claims the tapes are inaudible. Prosecutors argue missing segments are minimal and witnesses will attest to accuracy. Aron was arrested after paying a $500 deposit on a $20,000 hit-man fee and has been free on bond with home confinement and electronic monitoring.

Ms. Aron Arry Helfand Terry Ryan Helfand Matthew Campbell Ryan Avan Gaithersburg

We Cannot Say Yes Until We Have Answers

A brief quote notes uncertainty as officials discuss proceeding without full information. The remark underscores a cautious stance and the need for additional data before affirming a decision. Authorities emphasize gathering facts, timelines, and sources to avoid premature commitments.

Controversy Over New Shooting Range Plan Draws Residents

Local officials outlined a plan for a county shooting range with 8 am to 9 pm hours and a 65 day annual cap, accompanied by 10 warning signs and increased police presence to enforce speed limits. Residents remain skeptical amid concerns about trespass and perceived public input limits.

Freysz Jim Hagg

Impact fee study urges re evaluation of county plan

The capital funding committee says the impact fee must be re evaluated to include county transportation needs while most funds should still fund school construction. It warns against relying on the capital budget to cover operating costs and urges a two year budget cycle paired with a strategic plan to ensure CIP funding. It notes potential APFO changes must not undermine CIP and recommends no new transfer taxes and no tax rate cut.

Parents and teachers critique split schedule hearing issues

Parents and residents attended a program but only the first five rows could hear. A teacher splits mornings with first graders and afternoons with kindergartners, with first graders dispersed to five classes. One parent says the arrangement doesn’t work and would not want their child in it.

Mr. McCarthy

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