Weinberg Center Aids Dismissal of Two Managers in City Run
Two Weinberg Center for the Arts managers Vandever and Murphy were dismissed in a Monday personnel meeting with center director Jade Wu and Frederick city officials. Vandever and Murphy were told to clear out their belongings and had keys taken. Mayor Jim Grimes declined to confirm specifics but noted ongoing discussions about center management and that a meeting occurred Monday.
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Weinberg Center For the Arts
Jade Wu
Frederick City
Lesley Vandever
Sandra Murphy
Jim Grimes
Ms. Wu
Board of Aldermen
Ms. Vandever
Ms. Murphy
Jan Flora
Bartlett Meets With EPA On Emissions Regulations
Rep Roscoe Bartlett met EPA officials in Washington to discuss federal Clean Air Act provisions and Maryland's plan to meet ozone reduction rules in the Baltimore Washington region. Maryland proposes a Vehicle Emissions Inspection Program with a dynamometer test that has sparked statewide protests. the General Assembly has delayed this requirement while Gov Grendel has signaled readiness to move forward amid a court-ordered state compliance.
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Roscoe Bartlett
R-oth
Environmental Protection Agency
Maryland
Washington
Bartlett
Baltimore
General Assembly
Parris Grendening
EPA
Timmy Jarman Welcomes Frederick Keys Players Home
Ten year old Timmy Jarman is excited to share his home with Frederick Keys players for the summer. The Jarman family has hosted three players over two seasons as part of the fan club sponsorship, helping players make ends meet during a five month season. Players stay with families, pay rent, and receive care packages for road trips while Timmy enjoys autographs and appearances at his Little League games.
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Frederick Keys
Timmy Jarman
Keys
Rosemont
Jarman
Timmy
Lois Jarman
Chris Kirgan
Rachael Stewart
Bob Morseman
Mr. Kirgan
Mr. Stewart
Brunswick
School board may set qualifications for membership
County officials revived a plan to let the school board set required qualifications for new members. The idea, discussed with Democratic and Republican leaders, aims to replace or limit appointment power now held by governors via party nominees. Supporters push for community input and possible referendums.
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Board of Education
Democratic
Republican Central Committees
Mark Hoke
Hoke
Ann Hooper
David Gray
Gray
Gordon Cooley
Mark
Cooley
Jack Dale
Harford County
Parks and Recreation Commission
Conrail split eyed as good news for Maryland ports
A proposed division of Conrail lines between CSX Corp and Norfolk Southern could boost Maryland by ensuring the Port of Baltimore is served by two Class I railroads. State officials caution details remain unsettled, and the plan may affect Maryland Midland Railway’s bid for track rights to extend from Baltimore to Hagerstown.
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Conrail
CSX
Norfolk
Maryland
CSX Corp
Norfolk Southern
Associated Press
Baltimore
Chuck Brown
Maryland Department of Transportation
Maryland Midland Railway
Union Bridge
Maryland Midland
Denton
New Market woman recalls being a human computer at Johns Hopkins lab
Earline Bagnall, 81, recalls 25 years at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory in Silver Spring as a human calculator before machines. She left librarianship to study math, taught high school, then joined the propulsion group at a secretive site nicknamed 8621 on Georgia Avenue.
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Earline Bagnall
New Market
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory
Silver Spring
Mrs. Bagnall
Bagnall
Alabama College
Alabama College At
Friden
Inside The News Business Crumbs Of The Fragench Post
Fragments from a local newspaper page describe daily recycling themes. The piece notes crinied text and 190 percent recycled papel as a promotional detail. The site emphasizes recyclability and environmental messaging within the publication.
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Fragench News- Post
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