Gaithersburg teacher new MCEA president
Gaithersburg High teacher Dave Eberly won the Montgom ery County Education Association presidency in a three way race amassing about 2,000 of 2,900 votes. He will serve a two year term starting July 1 and plans a new look and stronger leadership to tackle financial and union challenges. Jim Deligianis won the vice president post by a wide margin after six years with the system.
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Sonia Boin
Gaithersburg High
Upper Montgery
Schag
Rockville
Dave Eberly
Jim Deligianis
Brookhaven Elementary
Montgomery
Eberly
Henry Heller
John Fiscella
Vic Exner
Gloria C. Fernandez
Standard Building union to revisit offer Sunday at Point of Rocks
About 200 workers at the Point of Rocks plant have been off the job since March 15 as Local 7952 United Steelworkers plans another meeting at 9:45 a.m. Sunday at the Point of Rocks Community Center to reconsider Standard Building Systems proposed contract including a 1.05 across the board raise and added benefits. Union President Wayne Huffer says the company’s last offer was unfair due to timing and cost of living concerns, with the union drawing on a $6,690 weekly strike fund for unemployed members.
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United Steelworkers of America
Ake Ageeecce Senett
Point of Raks
Wayne Huffer
Point of Rocks Community Center
Huffer
Fr. Campagoli
Standard Building Systems
Campagnoli
Point of Rocks
Lavinia Edmunds
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ROLEX
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Tata
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Bengal
Malaysia
United States
Nerenny
Kingwood
Kingwood Furnace
Charles Town
W. Washington St
Frederick City
Poul
E. Patrick St
BY Market, Inc. Fresh Eggs
Frederick, Md
F.S. Warner
A.A.T. Williar
Harvey
E. Lexington
Balto., Md
Prick
E Ined
Ayer Ct
Elle
Francis Scott Key Mall
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Frederick County Association OF Life Underwriters
Watson
Patrick
ICE and Beverage
East Street
Booyah
FDIC
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Mon
Bill Driscoll
Baughman’s Lane
Holiday Inn
Frederick
Frederick County
Hydro-Aire Inc
Wwe
Shockley
Yen Bay
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