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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1995
Page
11
Fifth grader Nathan Pototschaik won the contest while third grader Bryan Rippeon placed second. Their art teacher Mrs. Heather Thompson supervised the drawing event at Liberty Elementary School.
A seventh grade student at New Market Middle School discusses overcrowded classrooms, portable classrooms, and funding concepts. She notes the neighboring elementary also uses portables, cites budget limits, and suggests strategies such as license plates donations or corporate philanthropy like State Farm funding a new school and naming it after the donor.
A reader prompts ongoing curiosity about a developing breaking news event. Key questions arise about actors motives timelines sources and potential outcomes. Many answers hinge on evolving official statements evidence verification and subsequent investigative reporting.
Urbana Elementary students joined National TV Turn-Off Week to cut screen time and explore outdoor play, reading, and family games. Fourth graders even included video and computer games in their No TV Week and shared experiences in the Youth Post.
Heather Dinhy won 100 cash and 100 savings bond for her piece on the Signal Intelligence Service of the U S Army. Jason Hill earned 50 cash and 100 savings bond for his essay on Dwight David Eisenhower. Sean Macker took third prize with 45 cash and 50 savings bond. Dr John C George and Michael Bunitsky supervised the project for Frederick County public schools. FCNB donated the savings bonds.
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