Students showcase early tech projects at Urbana fair
Jameson Fitzpatrick, sixth grader at New Market Middle School, displayed a self made video Be Kind to Your Cat created with his father and two cats Rossi and Candi. The fair expanded to include home economics and technology with Baby Think it Over the computerized infant doll used in parenting classes to teach empathy and childcare responsibilities.
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Jameson Fitzpatrick
New Market Middle School
Rossi
Candi
Jameson
Debbie High
Urbana High
Ms. High
City moves on annexation and carriage driver rules
Annexation consent reached from a quarter of residents and property owners. A 3-1 vote allows a 16-year-old with three years experience to operate a horse drawn carriage, amid concern for rider safety. Fee changes keep a $15 inspection amid abolishing application charges. Police promote five officers to corporal: Bohrer, Gautney, Brown, Grubb, Yingling. promotions approved.
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Frances Baker
Wade A. Brown
Keven V. Grubb
William A. Yingling
Sale Sets Break-Even Deal for Tesoro Store Opening Schedule
Sale indicates no loss on a property sale at 675000 and purchase price equal. City attorney N Lynn Tillery says the store targets a June to July opening. Baltimore company plans a Tesoro supermarket at Prospect Plaza near the former Cannery store with two locations slated for early summer. Louis Denrich of Value Foods cites talks ongoing but aims for both openings by early summer.
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Kreissig Reflects on Reelection Decision and City Progress
Alderman Kreissig contemplates whether to run again amid balancing family needs and public duties. He notes pride in expanding city parks, building a stadium, and adding a golf facility, expressing no regrets if he does not seek reelection.
School suspends fifth graders for smooching
Two 11 year old students at Atlantis Elementary in Melbourne were suspended for one day after secretly kissing during a hallway break. Officials grilled the students who admitted to kissing last week during a break period, while rumors circulated about plans for a rendezvous later that day. The incident did not escalate, and the encounter never occurred.
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Atlantis
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Ashley Burdick
Hecht Defies Pressure On Stadium Vote Amid Mixed District Support
Maryland lawmakers faced a tight division over stadium funding as Delegate Hecht defended voting against easy choices. She acknowledged district split, noting eight prior votes to modify the contract and that opponents failed to gain a majority despite heavy House leadership pressure.
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Baltimore
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Maryland dairy bill would extend milk sell-by period
Mr Stull proposes raising Maryland’s milk sell-by from seven to fourteen days to reflect advances in pasteurization. Delegate Guns defends flexibility. opponents warn of higher grocery costs and sour milk. Bill advances to the Senate after limited committee debate.
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Escaped Lauro hijacker arrested in Spain after furlough
Palestinian terrorist Youssef Magied al Molqi, convicted for the Leon Klinghoffer murder aboard the Achille Lauro, was captured in Estepona Spain after escaping from an Italian prison on furlough. He disappeared during a 12 day leave and was arrested with help from Italian police. rewards were offered by both nations.
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Achille Lauro
Spain
Youssef Magied al-Molqui
Estepona
Interior Ministry
Spanish Guardia
al- Molqui
Madrid
Al-Molqui
Leon Klinghoffer
Klinghoffer
United States
ANSA
AGI
Vincenzo Caianello
Maryland Senate Debates Gun Bill Amid Filibuster Motion
The Maryland Senate weighs delaying a gun bill vote after a filibuster plan by D Prince George's Mike Miller Jr and Republican allies. Amendments to curb gun traffic were repeatedly defeated as lawmakers warned enacting changes risks a gubernatorial veto and could jeopardize passage. Senators Ferguson Haines and Derr express mixed views before Tuesday's final ballot.
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Prince George’s
Ferguson
Mike
Haines
Frederick County
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City budget covers park program and housing needs
The plan allocates 1350 dollars for a three-adult, three-park summer program at Carrollton Hillcrest and Amber Meadows to supervise teens and improve accessibility. It also seeks 3200 tile in the foyer and 3500 weight gym set, plus housing staff raises and a 500000 surplus reallocation approval with mayor Grimes backing federal funds use.
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Hillcrest
Amber Meadows
William duBell
Martin French
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French
Jim Grimes
Finance Department
Grimes
Gerald Kolbfleisch
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