Jail program saves county 850000 yearly on inmate treatment
Federal and state officials assess Washington County Jail Substance Abuse Program which serves 24 inmates at a time, slashes jail time, cuts recidivism, and saves about 850000 annually. Visitors heard inmates testify how treatment aided recovery and transition back to work.
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Charlie Messmer
Pat
Hagerstown
Messmer
Clinton Administration
Robert E. Litan
Federal Office of Management and Budget
Washington County
Congress
Maryland
Alcoholics Anonymous
Narcotics Anonymous
Terry Walsh Roberts
Governor’s Drug and Alcohol Abuse Commission
Thompson named to dean's list at University of Richmond
Carol Thompson was named to the dean's list for the spring semester at the University of Richmond in Virginia. She is the daughter of Kazuko Thompson of Frederick.
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Carol Thompson
University of Richmond
Virginia
Kazuko Thompson
Frederick
Whims graduates with honors and summa cum laude
Christina Rosenthal Whims earns summa cum laude at the Maryland Baltimore County campus as an information systems major. She also holds an associate degree from Frederick Community College and graduated Gov Thomas Johnson High School in 1986. She is married to Glen Whims and works as an information services manager at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Christina Rosenthal
Whims
University of Maryland
Baltimore County
Frederick Community College
Glen Whims
Joseph Rosenthal
Murrysville
Marjorie Bookwalter
Frederick
Gov Thomas Johnson High School
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Best graduates from Episcopal High School in Alexandria
Ronald Best Jr. graduates from Episcopal High School in Alexandria Virginia. He is the son of Dr and Mrs Ronald Best of New Market. He will attend Loyola College of Maryland this fall. At Episcopal he was a member of the Spectrum Club and participated in the Student Vestry.
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Ronald Best Jr
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
Ronald Best
New Market
Loyola College of Maryland
Episcopal
Baltimore urged to craft new curfew amid teen violence
Baltimore City Council votes unanimously for a revised curfew law with the same hours as the old rule but clearer exemptions. The measure sets 11 pm weekday and midnight weekend curfews for under 17, with exceptions for guardians, errands, work, or bona fide events. City officials push immediate enactment to avoid lawsuits.
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Baltimore
Mary Pat Clarke
Clarke
Dallas
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Lda
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Supreme Court
Maryland Court of Appeals
Neal M. Janey
Bea
Fraser
Iat
MHIC
Estee Lauder
Leggettar
Robert H. Mayernik
FACOG
Tanya Schaeffer
Margianna Toms
CNM
Laura Edison
MSN
Sharon Packett
CRNP
Richard G. HoLz
Carol A. Phillips
Domenica S. Vacca
Women’s Health Care Group
Thomas Johnson Drive
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