Students honored at Frederick County advisory banquet
The Frederick County Career and Technology Advisory Council honored outstanding students from area schools and Frederick Community College at its annual banquet Tuesday night. Front row names include Diana Lewis, Joshua House, Lisa Gouker, Glenda Welty, Matthew Eavey, Kevin Hurley, Meng-Long Shao, Michelle Locke, Keith Young, Melanie Darker, Teresa Groft, and Marsha Kaas. Back row features Tammy Wagner, Jonathan Lucas, Melissa Lamb, Timothy Lingle, Timothy Eakin, Jessica Easterday, Walter Smith, Carrie Anthony, Crystal Price, Scott Brooks, Jeremiah Grenier, Kelli Stewart, Jennifer Anderson, Michael Halischak, Heather Beall, Stephen Semler, and Jason Whitmer.
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Frederick County Career and Technology Advisory Council
Frederick Commmunity College
Front Row
Diana Lynn Lewis
Middletown High School
Joshua House
MHS
Lisa Gouker
Glenda Welty
Catoctin High School
Matthew Eavey
CHS
Kevin Hurley
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Meng-Long Shao
Career and Technolog Center
Michelle Locke
Keith Young
Rock Creek School
Melanie Darker
BHS
Kelli Stewart
Jennifer Anderson
FHS
Michael Halischak
Maryland School For the Deaf
Heather Beall
Career and Tech
Stephen Semler
MSD
Jason Whitmer
Timothy Jacobeen
Literacy Council honors tutors and students at annual meeting
The Literacy Council of Frederick County saluted six individuals at its annual gathering, honoring outstanding student William Ray and tutor Betty Stauffer. Staffer Anna R. Pyne and ESL tutors Lin Schmidt, Wu Shechao, plus Walkersville Troop 1070 representatives, received awards. The group reported 11,266 volunteer hours for 1993 94 as founder Dr. Laubauch highlighted global literacy growth and the need to raise self esteem through reading.
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Literacy Council
Frederick County
William Ray
Bill
Elizabeth H. Seligmann
Betty Stauffer
Laubauch
Seligmann
Anna R. Pyne
Lin Schmidt
Wu Shechao
Walkersville Boy Scout Troop 1070
Adam Parker
Brian High
Robert Laubauch
Frank Laubauch
Phillippines
Sheriff plans to move headquarters to former school site
Frederick County Commissioners approved raising the East Frederick Elementary School renovation budget from 2.2 million to nearly 2.6 million for the sheriff's office headquarters. Funding includes a 250000 budget transfer from the Adult Detention Center and 136000 from equipment funds. The project will be rebid with redesigns to keep most plans, aiming to begin construction this September.
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Sheriff's Office
East Frederick Elementary
Carl Harbaugh
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E. Patrick St
Spring Ridge
Robert Hayes
Veterans Administration and
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Liquor Licensing Commission
Hayes
County tax sale nets Frederick County 801000 in proceeds
Frederick County raised 801,854 from a delinquent tax property sale held at Winchester Hall. The auction covered 418 of about 700 listed properties, with West Winds golf course near Lake Springfield fetching 700,000. Bidders pay only taxes owed. redemptions within six months accrue 12 percent interest before foreclosure.
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Winchester Hall
Martha Ann Brittain
West Winds
Lake Singanore
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