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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1997
Page
1
Frederick officials pause action on a noise ordinance pending further study. Proposals include allowing code enforcement to join police in complaint driven enforcement and removing a mayoral exemption clause while keeping permits for parades and park concerts. A July 23 workshop will discuss exempting city sanctioned events.
Frederick officials tentatively approve a revised ordinance to bar vendors from commercial zones and limit operations in residential areas. The plan, prompted by downtown complaints, aims to curb perceived unfair competition and could raise permit fees and penalties.
Linganore High School graduate Doug Adams shows off an unconventional haircut featuring his graduating year on one side and Linganore initials on the other during Wednesday evening ceremonies at Mount St. Mary’s College Knott Arena. Friends Michele Barrick Jessica Parker and Jennifer Luecke chat nearby.
Frederick High School graduates Aragorn Ligocki and Cory Emschler hug before ceremonies at Knott Arena Mount St. Marys College. Both say they may not see each other much after graduation as they face new paths.
The Frederick County Teachers Association and the Board of Education tentatively approved a 3.49 percent raise for teachers, restoring a step increase missed two years ago and eliminating pause points on the salary schedule. The pact, pending ratification, raises range from 288 to 1800 dollars and brings targeted pay for 12 month staff near 60 109 for 25 year veterans. High level administrators also get the same percentage increase.
Frederick police will equip 25 patrol cars with 4 pound 10 by 8 inch laptop computers that transmit reports over radio frequencies. Under the COPS MORE program the Justice Department awarded $1 million to 13 Maryland municipalities with Frederick receiving $472,125 and adding $158,000 in city funds to keep officers on the street.
Karine Stanger, 24, reflections on her first year at South Frederick Elementary in Frederick County. She describes rewards of teaching, discipline challenges, and the growth from student teaching to managing a classroom. She grew up in Potomac, studied at Dickinson College, and chose Frederick County for its progressive methods.
West Frederick Middle School sixth graders placed fourth nationwide in the National Mathematics League contest. Individual top finishers include Andrew Bartholomew fifth in the nation and Joseph Conley and Timothy Russell sixth. About 300 schools competed. all students answered 30 questions to earn a school plaque and ribbons at the awards assembly. Timothy was surprised by the honor.
An archival note describes the Frederick News Past edition printed on dry recycled paper. It highlights the newspaper’s recyclability and mentions 100 percent recycled content.
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