Maryland passes Internet posting of sex offender list
Both chambers approve bills to let the Maryland Department of Corrections and Public Safety publish names of convicted sex offenders online. Senate vote 29 to 18. House 83 to 54. Officials defend measure as public safety, while critics warn of vigilante risk and limited impact. Continued on Page A-10
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Annapolis
General Assembly
Senate
Timothy Ferguson
Frederick Carroll
Maryland Department of Corrections and Public Safety
House of Delegates
Dana Dembrew
Thurmont Middle expansion cost more than doubling
Frederick County officials asked for 7.9 million to add 185 seats at Thurmont Middle School. The rise stems from a smaller actual building size than earlier thought, shrinking from 105000 to 85000 square feet and extending the needed addition.
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Thurmont Middle
Thurmont Middle School
Frederick County
Raymond Barnes
Frederick County Public Schools
Barnes
Parks and Recreation Department
Board of Education
Waiime
Maryland counties shut as heavy snow piles up
A second winter storm in two weeks dumped up to eight inches across Maryland counties by Tuesday evening with more accumulating. Schools in many districts closed or opened late while Frederick County kept classes but delayed start. fourteen inches were reported in Oakland and ten in Mayo. Police and rescue crews reported numerous weather related accidents as crews salted and plowed through the night.
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Maryland
Frederick County
Allegany
Anne Arundel
Calvert
Caroline
Ous
Oakland
Garrett County
Mayo
Anne Arundel County
National Weather Service
State Highway Administration
Sand
Dobson
Remembering Tracey Kirkpatrick candlelight service planned
Tracey Kirkpatrick a 17 year old Frederick County senior was stabbed to death March 15 1989 in Point of Rocks. Her parents Billy and Diane Kirkpatrick announce a candlelight service at Brunswick High School on Monday at 8 to 9 pm in her memory. They hope the event will jog memories and bring closure as DNA tests proceed and a possible confession could lead to a plea. The service will honor Tracey beyond her death as a loving, giving person.
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Billy
Diane Kirkpatrick
Brunswick High School
Tracey
Point of Rocks
Frederick County
Mrs. Kirkpatrick
Licensing dorms draws MSD officials' concern
Maryland School for the Deaf resists a bill that would grant the Department of Human Resources power to inspect and license dormitories. Senator Barbara Hoffman notes MSD and three other state schools have unlicensed dorms and argues licensure would reassure parents. MSD superintendent James Tucker questions unsettled details and compliance scope.
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Annapolis
Maryland School For the Deaf
Department of Human Resources
Barbara Hoffman
D-Baltimore
MSD
Maryland School For the Blind
Hoffman
Frederik
Columbia
Mx Hollman
James Tucker
Mr Tucker
Mr. Tucker
Baltimore appoints elementary supervisor as curriculum officer
Sherry Collette, who oversees half of Frederick County's elementary schools, is named to Baltimore's city school system as curriculum and instructional officer for Kindergarten through 12th grade. Dr Elizabeth Morgan, the previous chief academic officer, praised Collette's leadership and character.
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Sherry Collette
Frederick County
Baltimore
Elizabeth Morgan
Frederick County Public Schools
Morgan
Collette
Baltimore City
Farmer Ralph Shank dies at 68 in Hagerstown
Ralph William Shank of 18411 Wagaman Road died Tuesday March 9 at home. He was 68 and husband of Patricia Ann Shank who died in 1996. A lifelong member of Salem Flag Unites Church of Christ he served as Sunday school secretary and presided in several roles. He held leadership posts with Maryland and National Ayrshire Breeders Association and other farming groups including Central Maryland Farm Credit Ske wer Inc and Purebred Dairy Cattle Association. He was active in 4-H Farm Bureau and Southern States Cooperative and was inducted into prominent dairy cattle organizations.
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Ralph William Shank
Wagaman Road
Hagerstown
Patricia Ann Shank
County
Ato
William Ivan
Mary Hanna
Shank
Salem Flag Unies Church of Christ
Aidh Consustors
Maryland
National Ayrshire Breeders Association
Central Maryland Farm Credit
Skewer Inc
Land
Farm Bureau
Southern States Cooperative
Poshons of The Fridandk News Pott
Poshons of The Fridandk News Pott are printed each day on 100 rettyked paper The mdws paper aso is facyclabie.
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Fridandk
Aso
Educator George Seaton dies at 70
George Merle Seaton, 70, of Walkersville, died Monday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife Dona Maye Rawlings Seaton and three sons, with a grandson. A veteran of the U S Army, he taught in Frederick County schools, held multiple administrative posts, and retired in 1986 before working at Hood College and as an advertising consultant. Born February 13, 1929, in Dunbar Pennsylvania, he was a longtime member of St. Pauls Lutheran Church.
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George Merle Seaton
Walkersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dona Maye Rawlings Seaton
Dunbar
John M
Margaret A. Miller
Seaton
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Dunbar Township
Western Maryland Railway
U5. Army
Frostburg State College
Frederick County
Elm Street
Singanore High
Frederick High
Hood College
Frederick
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