Weinberg selects Stewart Seal as new executive director
Stewart J. Seal, current managing director at Publick Playhouse in Prince George's County, will begin as Weinberg Center for the Arts executive director on Sept. 8. He is 44 and comes from 38 applicants. salary will be 57000 dollars.
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Stewart J. Seal
Publick Playhouse
Prince George's County
Weinberg Center For the Arts
Dade Wu
Weinberg
Mr. Seal
Silver Spring
Ms. Wu
Kim Chaney
Seal
Civil War museum receives 1 million gift
Trustees of the Edward S. Delaplaine charitable trust announce a 1 million gift to the National Museum of Civil War Medicine to be paid over three years. The donation secures matching state funds up to 1 million by June 30, 1998, with most contributed this year. trustees George B Delaplaine Jr and George E Randall note the honor in commemorating the judge’s legacy as a leading Maryland jurist historian and author.
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National Museum of Civil War Medicine
Edward S. Delaplaine
George B Delaplaine Jr
Judge Delaplaine
George E. Randall
Judge Delapla
Maryland Court of Appeals
Thomas Johnson
Francis Scott Key
Frederick News-Post
William T. Delaplaine
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Robert Gearinger
Baker accuses Grimes of intercepting her mail
Alderman Frances Baker publicly accuses Mayor Jim Grimes of opening and copying her mail and faxes in City Hall. Grimes denies the charges as political and unfounded, saying other aldermen do not complain and defending a clean campaign. Baker, the leading vote getter, says citizens deserve honest representation.
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Baker
Grimes
Frances Baker
Jim Grimes
City Hall
Thomas Slater
Ms. Baker
Mr. Torre
Wooldridge Makes TJ High Honor Roll After Crime Case
Wooldridge, a Gov. Thomas Johnson High School student, earns honor roll status a year after participating in the murder of Adrian Pilkington. The case highlights a legal requirement to educate special education students, even if convicted of serious crimes.
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Wooldridge
Brian Wooldridge
Adrian Pilkington
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Jean Smith
Frederick County
AT T seeks approval for 150 ft tall tower in Wamsville
AT T proposes a 150 foot communications tower in Wamsville near an existing tower. Frederick County Planning Commission will review the site plan next month amid a county total of 53 towers after nine approvals in the last two years. Christopher Doherty of AT T Wireless said PCS coverage will expand in the Baltimore Washington region by year end with over 300 cell sites already in the area.
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At&t
Wamsville
Frederick County
At&t Wireless
Baltimore
Washington
Sica Enters Race for Frederick City Alderman
Attorney John Sica announces candidacy for Frederick alderman as a Republican, aiming to push positive city administration changes including updating home based business regulations amid 1996 gains of about 2.3 million new home based businesses.
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John Sica
Frederick City
Sica
Keller Files for Frederick Alderman
Giho J. Keller a Republican and real estate broker announces candidacy for Frederick alderman. He says he has no specific issue but will serve citizens to the best of his abilities if elected. The piece notes continued coverage on page AS.
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Giho J. Keller
Frederick
Rescue services planned for Confederate Air Force show
Frederick County Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association will form a committee to coordinate emergency services for the Confederate Air Force air show in August. The vote was not unanimous but seen as a workable solution to ensure safety at the event.
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Frederick County Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association
Emer
Confederate Air Force
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Frederick Alderman
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