Maryland high school seniors named legislative pages
Three Frederick County seniors win pages for the Maryland General Assembly 199 session with one alternate. Erin Dwyer of Frederick High, Davia Miller of Catoctin, and Jennifer Fischer of Gov. Thomas Johnson are all active in NHS, clubs, and sports with parent ties to local education and judiciary. Alternate Jennifer Araiza of St. John’s Prospect Hall serves as NHS vice president and student council president.
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Frederick County High School
Maryland General Assembly
Erin Dwyer
Frederick High School
G. Edward Dwyer
Frederick County
Davia Miller
Catoctin High School
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Earl Miller
Creagerstown
Jennifer Fischer
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ronald W. Fischer
Frederick
Jennifer Araiza
St. John’s
Prospect Hall High School
Gerardo Araiza
Prospect Hall
Don Hindman
Frederick girl rescued by helicopter to be on ABC Prime Time
Former Frederick County girl Jamie Lynn Wolf, swept by swift Little Fishing Creek in 1982, will be featured on ABC Prime Time at 10 p.m. Thursday. The segment explores medical ethics for children and dependency on technology, with recollections by state police helicopter crew and Thurmont Ambulance members who aided the rescue.
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Frederick County
ABC
Jamie Lynn Wolf
Washington, D.C
Sheila Leahy
Ms. Leahy
Jamie
Little Fishing Creek
Catoctin
Kathy
Blacks Mill Road
State Nolice
Paul Crutchley
Schroder trial date set for county landfill land case
Frederick County schedules a jury trial in Circuit Court starting next Tuesday January 16 to decide whether the county may condemn 230 acres of farmland owned by William Schroder and his family for a new landfill and recycling center. The Schrodels oppose the move and have gathered petitions. county officials push to move forward, arguing need for the site and efficiency.
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Frederick County
William Schroder
Sebrodel
Kathleen
Maryland Court of Special Appeals
Schrodel
Mathias
Reich’s Ford Road
Tuckson resigns as Washington public health chief
Washington Public Health Commissioner Reed V. Tuckson announced his resignation to join the March of Dimes as a senior vice president for programs. He will be replaced by Dr. Georges C. Benjamin on February 1. Barry noted Tuckson had led the department since 1986 and faced billing and operational pressures amid unpaid hospital bills.
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Washington
Reed V. Tuckson
National March of Dimes
Marion Barry
Georges C. Benjamin
Tuckson
Barry
Mr. Tackson
Benjamin
D.C. General Hospital
March of Dimes
Department of Human Services
David A. Clarke
Health Department
Social Services Agency
COG backs plan to permit private rubble dumps
The Frederick County Council of Governments backs amending the solid waste plan to include privately operated rubblefills aligned with zoning rules. Four landowners have sought rubblefill permits in six months while the plan, last revised in 1986, will be updated starting fall 1990 ahead of a public hearing.
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Frederick County
Reich
Ford Road
Tutors Have Students Help Each Other In Writing Exam
Forty three Walkersville High students will take the Maryland Writing Test this week with 35 peer tutors from Studies in Composition led by Carrie Mehl. Tutors say brainstorming and private settings boosted writing, while students learned to add detail and overcome nerves. Pass rates in Frederick County hover around 80 to 90 percent for 10th to 12th graders.
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Walkersville High School
Maryland
Carrie Mehl
Tracee Sinclair
Sheri Pace
Heather Brennan
Tracee
Sheri
Heather
Mike Pfister
Andi Raber
Frederick County
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