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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2001
Page
3
Report outlines appointment of a new Catoctin principal to replace interim leader Van Hall. Notes mention temporary status, a Washington County District Court hearing, probation, and prior education details.
Two consulting firms told the Thornton Commission in Annapolis they favor higher state funding for schools. Augenblick and Myers estimated a 13 to 14 percent increase, while MAP Inc presented varied educator recommendations from 600 million to 27 billion dollars. The panel seeks a new funding framework, with next meetings planned.
Marylanders will receive about 624 million dollars in tax rebates starting in late July under a Bush signed package. About 19 million filers in the state can expect checks and 519,000 will get notices explaining eligibility. Rebates total 39 billion dollars nationwide with amounts up to 300 for individuals 500 for heads of households and 600 for couples. Taxable income determines size. those with no taxable income due to low earnings deductions or exemptions are ineligible. Dependents claimed on others' 2000 returns are also ineligible.
Frederick officials voted to cover 50 percent of sidewalk repair costs when city trees cause damage, easing the burden on residents who previously paid the full bill. Thousands of Bradford pear trees planted before 1989 have broken sidewalks citywide, with repairs costing owners up to 500 dollars. The change aims to address complaints from about a dozen Gulf View residents and aligns with state law requiring replacements, as the city works with the Maryland Department of Natural Resources. The city estimates 70 thousand dollars yearly for shared repairs under the new policy.
Frederick County Chamber of Commerce Small Business Council leader Michael Kurtianyk lauded Fort Detrick for its upfront communication and community involvement during soil cleanup near Area B 8 11. Col Jeffery C. Springer outlined revised plans adding 18 months and 14 million costs with containment trenches and staged removal to protect public health.
Jennifer Lewinsohn of Fredericksburg graduates from Westarn University as a fellow in biology. She is joined by fellow graduate Fry Prien and other family members in celebrating the achievement.
Four Pennsylvania residents were indicted by a federal grand jury in Baltimore on bank robbery and assault charges for a March 30 robbery at the Farmers and Merchants Bank in Cascade. The group allegedly used a semi automatic handgun and a pistol grip firearm, assaulted employees and customers, and stole more than $7,000. Three defendants are in custody. Jeffrey Soto Ortiz remains at large. Each faces up to 25 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
Kathryn Pevey of Frederick will attend the Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership seminar at Johns Hopkins University from June 7 to 10. She represents Gov Thomas Johnson High School, studied dance for 12 years at Frederick School of Classical Ballet, and volunteers at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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