Atheist stake ignites heated Pittsburgh debate
In Pittsburgh the atheist Modrovich declares a lone stand against a courthouse display of the Ten Commandments as a gateway to broader moral tenets while criticizing religious privilege. He notes the liberating pull of voicing dissent and questions the safety of atheists in political life, citing a passport office protest and a stark reaction to his actions.
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Bush Plan Sparks Debate on School Vouchers and Choice
President Bush promotes a voucher idea drawing conservatives while facing questions on eligibility and out-of-state use. Dick Armey champions district funding, Clinton vetoes a similar measure, and educators warn that testing may mislead about student progress.
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State funding for Frederick County projects includes schools and parks
The capital budget allocates 1.2 million to Mount St Marys College for a student services building and science hall renovations while Frederick County items cover Oakdale Middle 3 million Catoctin High 2.7 million Oakdale Elementary 1.4 million Thurmont Middle 1.3 million and a string of other school, park, and facility improvements across the area.
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Computers help Whittier students in class
Whittier teachers defend elementary computer use arguing labs with small groups increase one on one time and keep students engaged. Laptops connected to projectors and CD ROMs aid lessons with visuals from Colonial America to Saturn, jungle scenes, and student work, while outdoor and art activities remain unchanged.
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City Market proposal aims to revitalize upper North Market Street
Ameriken plans City Market a mixed use project with a grocery retail cafe two office floors and a three level garage plus a movie theater fitness center and pool. Backers say it could transform the area drawing regional visitors though some question the need for more retail space amid empty storefronts. Ameriken seeks HDC approval demolition hearings and property options while awaiting contact with a foreign owner and Carmack Jane parcel fence plans.
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Police officers seek search after traffic stop on Louder Road
The Supreme Court ruling on police requests to conduct checks is cited as officers in Brunswick do not have to inform a person they are free to leave a restaurant. An equipment repair order preceded a check of Mr. Golden’s truck for weapons or contraband. Officers then used a K-9 scan leading to the discovery of five gallon bags of Beeive
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