Carroll teachers and class sizes seen as needing boost
Carroll County faces calls for more teachers to reach state averages as two public forums highlighted the need for a larger hiring plan. The Board of Education's 53.3 million operating budget would add only 10 new positions, while per pupil spend remains 24th in the state. Dr James E Heter cites money as the key, with anticipated local revenue gains of 17.7 percent and a 12 percent federal aid cut. A Salary Review Commission urged annual salary reviews, turnover analysis, and merit pay discussion.
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Carroll County
Boe
James E. Heter
Reter
Carroll
Elizabeth Gehr
Frederick
Washington
Harford
Charles
William Ecker
Wes Bero
Ecker
T. Edward Lippy
Edward Shilling
New Market auto body shop appeal seeks grandfathered status
Two New Market businessmen filed in Frederick County Circuit Court seeking to keep an auto body and paint shop on their west Main Street property as a nonconforming use from before the 1979 zoning ordinance. The case hinges on whether the shop was grandfathered and whether the men needed board of zoning appeals approval. The town notes the site previously housed Lawson Motors and that three separate businesses now operate there, potentially intensifying use. The board previously denied the nonconforming use permit due to additional uses and traffic concerns. The court date has not yet been set.
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New Market
T Richard &. Lawson
Charles R. Kreitz
Frederick County
West Main Street
Cleopatra Campbell
Kreitz
Lawson
Board of Zoning Appeals
Lawson and
Kreuz
Frederick J. Lowndes
Board of Appeals
Campbell
New Market Board of Appeals
Mary Storm
Storm
Carole Larsen
Frederick
Lawson Motors
Larsen
Stephen Gunnulfson
Two local men admit separate B and E incidents in court
Two Frederick County men faced Judge Samuel W Barrick on Monday. Donald L Wilson Jr 19 of Mount Airy admitted prying a sliding door to Monrovia residence Sept 7. Stolen items included Betamax recorder 499 revolver 300 and movie camera 123. A juvenile was said to be involved and police said they planned to steal marijuana. Presentence investigation ordered. Phillip W Thompson 20 of Frederick admitted breaking into an East Second Street Frederick residence May 5 entering through unlocked front door and grabbing the resident’s purse before fleeing. Sentencing delayed for another presentence report.
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Donald L. Wilson Jr
Old Bartholows Road
Mount Airy
Monrovia
Wilson
Barrick
Phillip W
Thompson
Sagner Court
Frederick
Cindy Hackett Green
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