Prudential land donation largest in MontCo history
The Prudential Insurance Company of America donated land to Montgomery County marking the largest park gift in county history since 1927. The 20 acres near Little Seneca Lake will become a conservation area and water supply site, with the county planning board, Washington Metropolitan area agencies, and park commissions agreeing to maintenance terms and a three year construction deadline.
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Seneca
Montgomery County
Prudentialsurance Company of America
Aeree
Capial Park
Pinening Commission
Lelewi
Washington Etropolitas Ares
Wianaeng
Gary
Maedard
Rho Prudential, Dev
Waters Lanty Vice Family
Land land grant approval amid family picnic dispute
A disputed land deal involving 208 acres near Wells was approved by the commission's executive director Thomas H. Comatee Jr. The document mentions family involvement and potential allergies or health concerns during the event, with unclear details due to OCR errors.
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Comnmission
Thomas H. Comatee Jr
Will Beyfever
Montgomery County school chief urges immediate rollingwood closure
Montgomery County Superintendent Edward Andrews renews calls for closing Rollingwood Elementary and keeping Rosemary Hills in a two way busing plan with Chevy Chase, aiming to rebalance minority enrollment across Blair Einstein Eastern North Chevy Chase and other schools. The plan mirrors last winter’s rejected recommendations and cites State Board of Education concerns over racial balance and boundary changes. The proposal also suggests magnet programs at Blair and a phased reassignment starting seventh grade to meet minority targets, with public meetings set for July 27 and 28.
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Rockville
Montgomery County School Board
Edward Andrews
Rollingwood
Rosemary Hills
Chevy Chase
Andrews
Blair Senior High
Eastern
Maryland State Board of Education
Blair
State Board
Circuit Court
Northwood
Poiat Enolle Fane Corners
Pine Crest
Einstein
Montgomery Board
Bethesda
Lyonbrook
North Chevy Chase
MontCo school board to fill vacancy from 11 nominees
The Montgomery County School Board selects a successor to Elizabeth W. Spencer from 11 names in a two round process after narrowing 47 applicants. Candidates include Elizabeth B. Witzgall, Herbert Grossman, Marilyn Praisner, and others with backgrounds in law, public service, and education as interviews proceed to decide who will guide Rollingwood Elementary closure and Rosemary Hills retention.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Elizabeth W. Spencer
Spencer
Rollingwood Elementary
Rosemary Hills
Elizabeth B. Witzgall
Herbert Grossman
Joseph R. Barse
Marilyn Praisner
Educational Political Action Committee
EDPAC
William Colman
John B. Clark
Austin Heyman
Allison Bryant
Register of Wills
Richard L. Claypoole
Federal Register
Blair Advisory Committee
Kenneth Greenberg
Michael Goodman
Leonard Mullinix
Stephen L. Grossman
Silver Spring
PTA
Witzgall
Gaithersburg
Grossman
Alout Hem
Barse
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Prudential
MontCo
W. Ellis
the News
Frederick, Ma
Rosemary Bills
Federal Regulatory Agency
U.S. Department of Justice
Mrs. Praisner
Central Intelligence Agency
Wei Sauncue Cava
Clark
Damascus
U.S. Army
Heyman
Agency For International Development
Maryland
Mudinix
Germantown
Suzanne K. Peyser
Praimer
Blair G. Ewing
Marian L. Greenblatt
Bryant
Claypoole
Greenberg
Carol F. Wallace
Mullinix
Eleanor D. Zappone
Stephen Grossman
Kurt Hirsh
Colman
Sonia Bott
Marl
Main Street
Mount Airy
Doc Naas
SEGA
Frederick
Jack
Jefferson Street
Flepgpeen
Vicon
OFF Diamonds & Jewelry
Duvall, Inc
East
Patrick Street
Frederi
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