Catholic Schools Week Celebrations Begin Across Frederick County
Frederick County Catholic schools plan National Catholic Schools Week activities January 27 to February 1. Mother Seton School Emmitsburg features a Wizard of Oz theme with daily character days and student registrations. St John’s Frederick hosts liturgies, open houses, and Parent and Grandparents days. Queen of Peace students visit Mother Seton for a day, while St. John’s Prospect Hall hosts Junior Ring Day and honors assembly.
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Cassilly Wins Derr Endorsement in Maryland Senate Race
Republican U S Senate hopeful Joe Cassilly secured state Sen. John W. Derr's backing at a Freder ick County Courthouse news conference. Cassilly, a Vietnam veteran and Harford County state's attorney, promotes tax cuts and deregulation as he campaigns in the Maryland primary amid other endorsements and race activity across the state.
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Leggett denies sexual relationship with former employee in court
Montgomery County Councilman Isiah Leggett testified he never had any sexual relationship with Anne Renee Colbert, the former employee accusing him of harassment. He described his background from Louisiana, his White House fellowship, and his 1986 council election, saying Colbert began testifying about encounters in 1987 amid his health issues. He is set to continue testimony next Monday.
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Baltimore OKs rules for school Bible clubs in high schools
Baltimore officials approved regulations allowing high school students to start Bible study clubs, prayer groups, or political advocacy groups under a 1984 federal law. Groups must meet outside class time, be student-led, and be monitored by staff who cannot participate. The policy notes risk of including groups not tied to curricula and excludes younger students. Clergy leaders urge dissemination of the new legality while school officials say no current religion groups exist.
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