Frederick Eyes Underground Utilities and Parking Deck
Frederick Mayor Jim Grimes and the aldermen agreed to begin two major projects underground wiring on Patrick Street and a downtown parking deck. GFDC will lead community support, coordinate with utilities and state officials, and seek funding while the city plans a consultant study to assess parking needs amid rising shortages.
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Frederick
Jim Grimes
Patrick Street
Dick Brady
Greater
State Highway Administration
Brady Sai
Brady
GFDC
Meta Nash
Grmes
Fred Eisenhart Jr
Frederick High honors perfect attendance students
Frederick High celebrated 463 students with perfect attendance at a breakfast in the cafeteria as part of the Renaissance Program. Principal Denise Fargo and teacher Joann Harvey highlighted attendance as boosting achievement and engagement, with plans for ongoing rewards and broader inclusion for top students.
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Frederick High
Joann Harvey
Fredenck High
Denise Fargo
Fargo
Harvey
FHS
Jeft
Mia Walden
Althea Lee-Bing
Josef Williams
Terrance Welcher
Maryland earns mixed grades in Education Week survey
Maryland received an F for learning environment amid large class sizes and high misbehavior, while its standards setting earned a B and funding received mixed marks. The Education Week Quality Counts report rates per pupil spending, teacher certification support, and statewide open enrollment gaps, noting Maryland's urban student mix complicates comparisons.
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Maryland
Education Week Magazine
Free
Ronald Peiffer
Peiffer
North Carolina
Connecticut
New Jersey
Calfornia
Mont
Nevada
West Virginia
Utah
Louisiana
Scientists seek reasons why Pfiesteria outbreak did not recur
Baltimore EPA conference gathers Maryland North Carolina Virginia South Carolina Georgia and Florida researchers to share data on Pfiesteria piscicida outbreaks. They note last spring’s rain and altered water flow may hinder growth, while Maryland’s strict runoff laws spark farmer anger. Scientists test sediment dormancy and monitor estuaries as EPA plans regulate farms with more than 1 000 animals to curb pollutants.
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Baltimore
Marin
North Carolina
Maryland
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Environmental Protection Agency
Robert Magnien
Department of Natural Resources
Bill Satterfield
Delmarva Poutby Industry, Inc
David Saveikis
Delaware
Saveilis
Joann Burkholder
North Carolina State University
Neuse
New River
Parris Glendening
Andall
EPA
Jonathan Fox
Pfiesterna Research and Control
Fox
Residents urged to place recyclables out Friday pickup
Frederick County Recycling Office reminds residents with Friday recycling to have bins out by 6 am Friday January 8. Due to holiday cancellations, heavy volume is expected. RFI will run extra trucks and crews, with routes possibly shifting order and times. If late, use satellite drop off centers listed in Bell Atlantic phone book page 32. For questions call 301-696-2960.
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Frederick County
RFI
Bell Atlantic
Fredenck County
Library board seeks solution to downtown parking issue
Frederick County Public Libraries faces a parking hurdle delaying the C Burr Artz Library renovation as trustees plan Jan 19 meetings with Streets and Sanitation to ask the city to fund free parking. They also pursue a spring policy on Internet access and welcomed a $3,000 donation from Rick Muting to expand the library CD collection.
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C Burr Artz
Frederick
Board of Trustees
Frederick County Public Libraries
Darrel Baston
Streets and Sanitation Committee
Peter Stellin Sai
Beth Pelle
FCP
Baston
Rick Muthng
FCFL
Muting
Middletown
Muthy S
Darrell Baston
Muthig
FCPL
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