Retired educators recall past politics current events
Frederck County Association of Retired School Personnel members share memories from 1950s desegregation and earlier careers. Notable figures include Katherine Powell and Alice Akers, with extensive service across Frederick County schools and many as librarians. The group meets quarterly to discuss legislation, finances, health, and local education history.
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Katherine Powell
Frederck County Board of Education
Linv
Alice Akers
Mantland
Doris Remsberg
John Birkland
Thurmont High
Frederick County Association of
Frederick County
Ms. Powell
Powell
Walkersville
Akers
Change
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick
Frances Ahalt
Harmony
Middletown
Valley
Mayme Ferguson
North End
Ms Remsberg
Edna Anders
Mountaindale
Emmittsbero
Virginia Hermian
Araby Schol
Urbana
Carroll Manor
Alma Jones
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Winfield
Carroll County
Sabillasville
Margaret Kent
Annabel Klein
South Fredenck
North Market Street
Liberty
Zelma Smith
Reba Stirley
Mapleville
South Frederick
Washington Street
New Midway
Blanche Strine
Foxville
Lewistown
Thurmont
Elizabeth Weddle
Association
Thurmont Elementary
Rock Creek School
Anitude
Florry Lowe
Marjorie Stuth Ata Joies
Virginia Horman
Waste-to-Phestera link grows for Maryland coast findings
Maryland natural resources officials and researchers presented evidence linking runoff from farm manure to the growth of Phiestena, a toxin producing organism. Lab and field data show Phestena increasing under waste exposure, with researchers noting a 500 percent rise in the toxin stage in tests. The plan targets improved runoff controls and monitoring along lower Foster Shermanery bays and coastal waters near Ocean City. The study highlights the complexity of detecting harmful stages and the need for better water testing methods.
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Baltimore
Marland Department of Natural Resource
Easter Shore
Nvers
Piestena
Murtonng
Lower Foster Sheremery
Ocean City
JoAnn Bunchelder
North Carolina
Une
Maryland Senate kills bill on antibiotics in animal feed
Rural lawmakers win a key vote as the Maryland Senate rejects a measure calling for an annual state study on antibiotic use in animal feed. Opponents warn it burdens farmers and risks trade secrets while supporters argue for more data to address rising drug resistance.
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Senate
Annapoles
Maryland
Lowell Stoltzfus
Somerset Sai
Stoltafus
Sen
Paula Hollinger
Baltimore County
Stoltzfus
Hollinger
Richard Colburn
Dorchester
Department of Agriculture
Stat
Lee Department
Bnan Frosh
D-Montgomery
Andrew Harris
Harris
Len Thomas Middleton
Charles County
Marland
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