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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1996

Page

6

Gadra outlines pupil personnel role in Frederick County

Frederick County Public Schools Superintendent Daniel Gadra described pupil personnel as child advocates handling attendance, counseling, and interventions to keep students in school. He noted a doubled workforce to six and expressed desire to expand amid budget strain while counties officials showcased a school show with a dress code demonstration.

Frederick County Public Daniel Gadra Gadra Dr Gadra Hampton Inn County Pupi Ron Johnston Sharon Boelt Fachenbeales Ms. Boettinger Ms Boettinger Char Frederick County

Eagles auxiliary holds meetings in Frederick Maryland

Frederick Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary 1067 held April meetings with Sarah Vaughn as president. A Rock a Thon fundraiser is planned for May 4 at the Eagles hall to aid cystic fibrosis. Several members attended meetings, with April 27 state auxiliary workshop led by Margaret Anderson and April 28 Maryland state auxiliary meeting in Frederick. Frances Cook received a corsage, and multiple members were noted for charity events and enrollments. The annual convention is set for June 21-23 in Frederick.

Frederick Order of Eagles Auxiliary 1067 Sarah Vaughn Jane Routzahn Chawman The Eagles Patrick St Spm Faye Wirts Brunswick Eagles Auxiliary 1136 Eagles State Auxiliary Margaret Anderson Maryland State Aumhary Freerick Frances Cook Bodine Brothers Mary Jane Akers Joanne Akers Clara Wamsley Ruth Ralph Burall Margaret Murphy Christine Brown Terry Shorten Linda Witmer Linda Eyler Emma Shipley Tana Hargett Sherry Langley Chistine Long Elizabeth Murphy Nancy Morgan Mrs Vaughn June Routzahn Violet Summers Chris Goodwin

TJ Names New Honor Society Members Inducted at May Ceremony

Gov Thomas Johnson High School held its induction ceremony on May 1 for newly selected National Honor Society members. Names include David Alley Carrie Alm Stephanie Banach Shannon Berg Jamie Boswell Keryn Bromberg Daniel Buchanan Matthew Bucher Sarah Bunch Richard Camalier Regina Ceneviva Emily Clark Jody Crews Charity Crowder Amber Davila Amanda Debes Cynthia Dove Sarah Dixon Kelly Gastley Jeffery Hames Stephanie Holt Lindsey Hower Naina Kalavar Megan Martz Meghan McNulty Gina Montefusco Tam Nguyen Megan Nicolosi Jermey O Roark Stefanie OT oole Brandon Palm David Stone Suzanne Toussaint Sreesha Vaman Geoffrey Washburn Jared Wastler Jeni Watterson and Juke Waskom.

Gov Thomas Johnson High School National Honor Society David Alley Carrie Alm Stephanie Banach Shannon Berg Jamie Boswell Keryn Bromberg Daniel Buchanan Matthew Bucher Sarah Bunch Richard Camalier Regina Ceneviva Emily Clark Jody Crews Charity Crowder Amber

Biologists search Susquehanna for rare sturgeon

Federal biologists from Annapolis and a Pennsylvania sturgeon hatchery scoured the lower Susquehanna River seeking Atlantic sturgeon in prime spawning grounds. Sonar showed no orange blips, nets captured no sturgeon, and few fish were found, prompting concern over the species’ fate and possible causes.

Havre DE Grace Susquehanna River Atlantic Ocean Chesapeake Bay Europe Bay U.S. Fish and Wildlife Annapolis Pennsylvania Investi Susquehanna Jerre W. Mohler U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Samar

Winter wastes Maryland crab season in Chesapeake Bay

Cold winter slashed the early legal crab catch by more than half as mature crabs perished across the Chesapeake Bay. Maryland officials report a 55 percent winter mortality rate for large crabs, far above the usual 6 to 8 percent, driven by fresh water floods and ice. Watermen decry the November season shortening aimed at protecting female crabs, arguing the move hurt potential sales.

Annapolis Chesapeake Bay Pete Jensen Maryland Department of Natural Resources Jensen

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