Teachers debate funding and morale in county school system
At a public meeting County Commissioner Clagett and Superintendent Berger discussed funding for a correctional work release facility and the impact of a proposed 10 percent salary funding. They noted a budget around 65.6 million dollars with policy caps on funding and debated administrator levels as morale and recruitment concerns persist.
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Hut
Clagett
Berger
Board of Education
Te Berger
Newspaper Masthead and Subscription Rates Fragment
The document lists leadership roles with George B Deleplaine Jr as President and Publisher and Fred J Archibald as Associate Publisher. It also shows financial and staff positions including Myron W Randall as Vice President and Treasurer Edward F Mull as Advertising Director Philip W Hammond as Controller William H Main Jr as Business Manager and Marlene B Young as Secretary. Subscription rates appear partially legible with monthly and yearly pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Deleplaine Jr
Fred J. Archibald
Myron W. Randall
Edward F. Mull
Philip W. Hammond
William H. Main Jr
Marlene B. Young
Community voices in push for state site study meetings
Neighbors fear a proposed plant will squeeze property values and trigger air pollution and acid rain. Carroll Manor Civic Association VP Cristy Carton says residents lack representation as Teitt and consultant Frees urge public input on site areas. Advisory members note déjà vu as Teitt emphasizes opinions matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cristy Carton
Carroll Manor Civic Association
Teitt
Carton
Lewis Frees
Interaction Inc
Frees
Work release program praised by local judges and officials
Circuit Judge Samuel W Barrick calls work release tremendously successful as a humane alternative to incarceration while nonviolent first offenders with jobs and families are considered. Community concerns focus on area impact and the future $1.1 million county plant complex funding discussions with state legislators.
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Samuel W. Barrick
Barrick
Frederick County
Annapolis
Capping Ceremony Set For 16 Practical Nursing Students
A capping ceremony for 16 practical nursing students begins at 7 30 p m Saturday Jan 28 at Citizens Nursing Home Maryellen LeDuc coordinator of the LPN program at the Vocational Technical Center said the event marks the first rung on the nursing career ladder The ceremony is funded by Frederick County government with two students on full scholarships from Pleasant View Nursing Home in Mount Airy The class includes Marsha Flanagan Elizabeth A Nealan and 14 others who will receive caps from instructors as candle lighting symbolizes passing nursing knowledge to the students aged 18 to 52 many returning to school for second careers The program endures with support from local hospitals and nursing homes and student families and younger children will distribute programs before the ceremony
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Market Street
Etzler
Frees
Plae
Teltt
Frederick County
Point of Rocks
Raymond
Citizens Nursing Home
Maryellen LeDuc
R.N
Vocational Technical Center
Frederick
Pleasant View Nursing Home
Mount Airy
Marsha Flanagan
Elizabeth A. Nealan
Ms. Flanagan
Ms. Nealan
Anna Annable
Bette Jeanne Borgealt
Margaret Chambers
Sharon Kay Cooke
Ann Vesta Coleman
Brenda Alice Forrest
Laurie A. Johnson
Lori Barbara Lane
Nancy J. Ludolph
Karen J. Moree
Karen Michelle Peters
Judy Lynn Sritton Talbert
Denise Marie Rippeon Toms
Alma Weamer
Paul Stull
Vo-Tech
Spicer Bell
Boe
Paul Leatherman Jr
Sam's Creek
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Washington County Hospital
Western Maryland Center
LeDuc
Inmates Allege Beatings Before Transfer to Maryland Prison
Six inmates claim they were beaten by guards at Maryland Correctional Institution after a disturbance at nearby training center. Nurse Bonita Cunningham said two inmates reported no complaints and three had sore wrists or arms, with no visible injuries upon exam. Four guards face dismissal charges. hearing resumes at the National Guard Armory next to the prison complex.
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Hagerstown
Heathtiany
Maryland Correctional Institution
Maryland Correctional Training Center
Bonita Cunningham
Kiwanis Dinner Hosts Hugh OBrien Youth Foundation Gift
Chuck Rhoades president of the Kiwanis Club of Suburban Frederick presents a check to Skip Engle for the Hugh O’Brien Youth Foundation during a club dinner at the VFW. Engle, president of the Kiwanis Club of Walkeraville, spoke on the national convention and noted two student representatives attending Kiwanis events.
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Chuck Rhoades
Kiwanis Club
Frederick
Skip Engle
Hugh O’brien
VFW
Engle
Walkeraville
Kiwanis
Jim Iley
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
E. Patrick Sirwel
Cartier
Merws-Post
Doxzen
Dorsey
Robert C. Snyder
the News
Fresheriet, Md
NSA
Check For Youth Foundation
Foberg
Envel Lopes
Okler
Sooke
Frederick News-Post Commercial Printing Department
Patrick Street
Dodge Aries
F.S
P.B
Msi
P.S
Dodge
Watkins-Burdette Motor Co., Inc
Rosemont Ave
Maryland
Metro
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