Woman seeks teaching degree amid job and funding hurdles
Lisa Jarosinski, a special education aide and mother of three, recalls easing a troubled student’s trust in Germantown. She aims to earn a degree to teach emotionally needy children, but must keep her $12,000 annual income and $1,000 monthly groceries support. She earned a Lavinia Eagle Scholarship and Hood College offer, yet money and time constraints push her to pursue multiple avenues without quitting her job. Four Montgomery County women received Lavinia Eagle scholarships, with local recipients Kelly Burns, Constance Hyrkas and Patricia Montali also noted for advancing in higher education.
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Damascus
Lisa Jarosinski
Germantown
Montgomery College
Lavinia Eagle
Hood College
Montgomery County Fire and Rescue
Russell Jarosinski
Jarosinski
Montgomery County
Maryland General Assembly
Gaithersburg
Kelly Burns
Gaithersburg High School
Frostburg
Constance Hyrkas
Salisbury
Patricia Montali
County awards 340000 in recreation grants for 12 groups
Frederick County Commissioners marked the 10th anniversary of the Community Grant Program by awarding 340000 to 12 clubs and organizations for new or improved recreation facilities. Grants ranged from 1000 to 6042, funding swing sets, fences, classrooms, and ballfield improvements. the program has grown from 10000 in the 1980s to this year’s 340000.
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Frederick County Commissioners
Parks and Recreation Commission
Frederick County
Catoctin Mountain Zoological Society
Clover Hill Athletic Association
Frederick Pony Club
Grace Brethren Church
Linganore Area Youth Athletic Association
Shookstown Civic Association
Thurmont Little League
Yellow Springs Lions Club
Parks and Recreation
Frederick High FBLA finalist loses after Chicago contest
Frederick High School senior Gordon Cone competed in the FBLA national computer programming contest in Chicago finishing outside the top 10 among about 50 competitors. He blamed a simple programming mistake he missed while evaluating his project. His trip was funded by the school FBLA chapter and PTA. he paid for meals and recreation.
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Frederick High School
Gordon Cone
Chicago
Future Business Leaders of America
Mr. Cone
FBLA
Maryland
Cone
PTA
City Raises Frederick Parking Fines to Five Dollars
Four types of Frederick parking tickets were raised to 5 dollars after the Fourth of July weekend. Fines apply to overtime and extended meter parking, time restrictions in residential areas, and two hour zones, with the 1 dollar 24 hour discount eliminated. Beginning Wednesday payments move from police to the parking department. pay at City Hall or the Court Street Parking Garage with extended hours and a later deposit box debut.
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Frederick
Steve Johnson
Johnson
City Hall
Court Street
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