Minority students explore teaching in Mount St Mary's program
Fifteen eighth graders from four Baltimore area middle schools took part in Project Literacy funded by a $1,000 state grant. Mount St. Mary’s instructors led lessons on lesson planning and classroom interaction, with students filmed presenting a ten minute lesson and later critiqued.
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Emmitsburg
Baltimore
State Department of Education
Mount St. Mary's
Judy Johnstone
Johnstone
Emile Nakhleh
Government and International Relations Department
Kris Herd
Deer Park Middle School
Aisha Eversley
Golden Ring Middle
Sevant
Montgomery Students Earn Merit Scholarship Awards
Montgomery County students win National Merit Scholarships from colleges with awards ranging from 250 to 2000 per year for undergrad study. The count rises to 48 from the county, including Peter Howley of Seneca Valley, Thomas Browne of Wootton, Lina Yoo of Wootton, and multiple Maryland University recipients such as Daniel Kelly, Elizabeth Rea, Daniel Weile, Ahmed Jafri, Adam Altman, Cynthia Graber, Claudia Beck, and Brian Michalowski.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Rice University
Seneca Valley
Peter A. Howley
Harvey Mudd College
Thomas E
Sediment fines levied on Libertytown and Virginia firms
The Maryland Department of the Environment fined Eyler's Excavating of Libertytown and Double T Inc. $1,450 for sediment pollution and control violations at Frederick Heights in Frederick. Eyler said he paid $850 and had not known the law requiring feeding and mulching inactive sites, citing wet weather and ongoing work delays. Officials could not speak for Double T.
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Maryland
Department of the Environment
Libertytown
Virginia
Frederick Heights
Frederick
John Goheen
Eyler
Double T Inc
John Eyler
Maryland Department of the Environment
Montgomery County to add 21 school health workers
The Montgomery County Health Department will add 21 school health technicians in January, bringing staff to 173 at a cost of about 357000. Health room visits totaled 430000 in 1989 90, with nearly 300000 documented since September 1989.
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Rockville
Montgomery County Health Department
Mathews
Fredericks first public golf course on schedule
Frederick officials report grading at the 18 hole course on Gas House Pike is about 90 percent complete and grass seeding will start in four weeks. First Golf Corp of Denver will build the course under a 20 year lease to recover a $3.5 million cost with a plan for operation through fees and concessions. The first nine holes could open by fall 1991 pending good growing conditions.
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Frederick
Bal Menon
Gas House Pike
Menon
Golf Corp
Denver
Golf Corporation
Meeting Set on Angels Arrival in Frederick
A meeting at the Sagner ting on Monday at 7 30 p m discusses August arrival of four Guardian Angels. Topics include paying their phone bill meals and need for a recruiter. Ed Jenkins who arranged the meeting notes use of a two bedroom unit and some call assistance from Frederick Housing Authority.
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Angels
Ed Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Frederick
Jenkins
The
Charlie Smith Jr
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Kelly Haba
Serita Bonner
Mount St. Mary's College
Tamika Gray
Golden Ring Middle School
Barry Williams
Baltimore County
Otters
Tamika
Philip Jones
Deer Park Middle Ishant
Montgomery
Morton
Alarahoyias
Morton Buildings, Inc
Bill Williams
York Road
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Doorbuster Firm
Saldim
Satin
Cash Tower
On & King
Eta RI OE
Lyle Rse
Ree
Ultra Firm
Stearns & Foster
Sealy
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Rockledge Plaza
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