Frederick County gets 11 million for school construction
Frederick County will receive 11 million dollars in state funding for fiscal 2000 school construction. Gov. Parris Glendening announced the allocation of 257 million for 28 county projects, with formal approval set for May 19 by the Board of Public Works.
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Parris Glendening
Board of Public Works
Jack Dale
Gov. Thomas Johnson
Annapolis
Glendening
Catoctin High
Wolfsville
Middletown
Walkersville
Windsor Knolls Middle
Fredenck High
Lewistown
West Fredenck Middle
Rock Creek
Emmitsburg
Kemptoun Jewistown
Monocacy
Myersville
Sabillasville
South Frederick
Urbana
Valley
West
Frederick
Barnes
Festival shows Detrick science in plain language
Fort Detrick hosts the Spring Research Festival inviting the public to view research posters. Graduate and high school students explain studies including Interleukin-7 effects in mice and GVHD cytokine regulation, highlighting approachable science and cross-communication across labs.
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Fort Detrick
Detrick
Angela Boyer
Frederick High School
Boyer
National Cancer Institute
Frederick Cancer Research
Lis Welnink
Dr. Welniak
Shakespeare in Frederick Planned for Carroll Creek Park Stage
The Shakespeare Project, Inc. wins approval to stage outdoor plays on the south side of Carroll Creek Linear Park in Frederick City next year. Artistic director Becky Kemper says the concrete columns along the creek will become a unique stage backdrop as the city funds and educates residents about the venture. The project views Carroll Creek as a cultural and economic boost, aligning with Frederick’s downtown arts growth and the park’s master plan.
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Fredenck City
Historic District Commission
Carroll Creek Linear Park
Market and
Court Streets
Becky M. Kemper
Carroll Creek
Frederick
Kemper
Ms Kemper
Ger Wire
Carrol Creek Linear Park
Keniper Sail
Maryland mathletes place in national Mathcounts top ten
Maryland's Mathcounts team from Frederick County finished seventh among 56 teams in Washington. John Gardner and Justin Kelly, two of four on the Maryland squad, stood among the state’s top four individual mathletes after county and state rounds. Justin is home schooled. John attends Gov. Thomas Johnson Middle School.
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Frederick County
Washington
John Gardner
Justin Kelly
Frank Kelly
Justin
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
John
Gov. Thomas Johnson Middle School
Takoma Park Middle School
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