TJ High officials name new principal
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School will have Michael Trout as principal starting July 1, replacing Joseph Heidel who becomes a pupil personnel worker as the school undergoes renovation and growth. Trout, 50, returns to TJ where he began teaching, and he will lead during a period of major changes including middle school moves and facility updates.
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Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Singapore
Michael Trout
Mr. Trout
Joseph Heidel
Singanore
Trout
Gov. Thomas Johnson Middle
Heidel
Daniel Cunningham
Frederick County
Linda Barkdoll
Linda Funsch
TJ Pta
Jackie Smeller
Linganore
PTA
Lowkey
Monocacy Middle
West Frederick Middle
West Frederick
Reinberger Award Presented to Norine Haas in Frederick County
Norine Haas received the 1998 Reinberger Award during a Thursday evening ceremony. Haas has led Frederick County Mental Health Association since 1987, overseeing administration, public relations, and fundraising for crisis lines, child care, abuse prevention, information and referral, counseling services, and mental health advocacy. The award honors Rev. Francis Reinberger, founder of the Family Life Center.
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John Kinkead
Frederick County Family Life Center
Debbie Powell
Norine Haas
Reinberger
Francis Reinberger
Family Life Center
Trash contract awarded in New Market to ADS for weekly service
New Market town council chose American Disposal Systems to handle weekly trash pickup at a bid of 21 196. Eight bidders included Waste Management and J and J Inc. SHA debt dispute over sidewalk and curb retrofit costs ended with SHA waiving 9 000 and town paying 4 600 leaving an impasse.
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New Market
State Highway Administration
Shenandoah Valley
J and J, Inc
Ecology Service Refusal Disposal
American Disposal Systems
Pinnacle Waste
Just Made It
BFI
Frederick County Recycling and Refuse
Fleshman
Sha
Mealey’s
Mr. Fleshman
New Market Officials Discover Large Budget Surplus
New Market officials report a 490,569 surplus unreported due to nonstandard accounting. Surplus funds, invested in certificates of deposit, will aid lighting, streets, parks, and stormwater work while seeking added police protection with a Lake Sangamon deputy.
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Jake Romanell
Nancy Sponseller- Fleshman
Lake Singanore
Rick Fleshman
Patti Morrow
Royal Oaks
Fleshman
Historic District Commission
Architectural Review Committee
Nancy Sponseller-Fleshman
HDC
Clayton Magee
ARC
Frank Shaw
State Highway Administration
Frank
Counci
Morrow
Paul Zimmerman
County deputies win 25 lapto p computers in COPS funding plan
Frederick County Sheriff deputies will gain at least 25 wireless laptops for patrol cars, cutting office paperwork and boosting field time. Each unit costs about 10,000 dollars with total project at 475,625 dollars, 25 percent county share, funded by the federal COPS More program. Sheriff Hagg says time saved could fund 15 more deputies.
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Frederick County
Fred Anderson
Motorola
Frederick City
US Department of Justice Office of
Jim Hagg
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