Ruling Moves Center Proposal to Jefferson for Rural Feel
Sheriff Harbaugh backed the facility noting no law enforcement burden and engineers projected no negative impact on roads or water supply. The plan cited 153,600 gallons daily in area, with center needs at most 9,400 gallons. Mental health advocates urged the center to address unmet needs of disturbed youth, highlighting high out of state treatment costs around 90,000 dollars yearly per client. Dr. Susan Klemberg from the Governor’s Office discussed state involvement.
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Jefferson
Sheppard Pratt
Carl Harbaugh
Carolyn Bell
State Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Susan Klemberg
Governor’s Office of Children
Maryland
Frederick County
Deidre Kopp
Ms. Kopp
Barbara Paciotti
Loudoun County
Catherine Marcoux
Suzanne Ahalt
Ms. Marcoux
Terry Fawley
Point of Rocks Road
MD 464
Ahalt
Thunderstorms expected across area this week forecast
Weather officials predict spotty thunderstorms from Tuesday night with activity lasting through Thursday and into early Friday. Highs reach the mid to high 80s, lows in the 60s, and clearing skies are expected by Friday afternoon with brighter Saturday conditions.
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National Weather Service
Fred Davis
Maryland
Davis
Baltimore
Teaching fitness reshapes Green Valley curriculum say teachers
Ms Schulze with seven years of Green Valley teaching says lessons boost kids lives as curriculum shifts in five years toward overall fitness. Meghan Sprague and Billy Becker praise the fun gym class and healthy eating focus while Schulze lauds county teachers as exceptional and dedicated professionals.
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Billy Becker
Ms. Schulze
Maryland review asked on Victor Cullen Academy contract
Concerned Citizens questions the Victor Cullen Academy arrangements citing use of a state facility by a for profit contractor Youth Services International and out-of-state inmate placement. They accuse shortened bidding time and post-ownership contract changes while a 60 day requirement was not met.
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Joseph Newman
Maryland
Victor Cullen Academy
Bartlett
Concerned Citizens
Ron Sulchek
Cullen
VSI
Subek
State Joint Oversight Committee
Victor Cullen Center
Reform School
National Geographic Geo Bee contestant advances to final round
Matthew Coyle, a state winner from Kansas, tops a tie breaker after five questions, advancing to the final round at National Geographic Society headquarters. Gilbert Grosvenor cites gender gaps in participation while Jeopardy host Alex Trebek to emcee the Washington final televised on Maryland Public Television.
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Melissa
Matthew
Betty Mott
Kansas
Michigan
William Graves
National Geographic Magazine
Cape Farewell
Davis Strait
Greenland
Mr. Graves
Yucatan Peninsula
Mexico
Guatemala
Lusitania
Celtic Sea
Ireland
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Disney Channel
Green Valley
Jeannie Schulze
Frederick Wnetrs-Jrust
Frederick
Sylvan Learning Center
Sylvan Idanning Center
Gaithersburg
Hagerstown
Nenmagen
Youth Services International
YSI
Newman
The
Hrederich News-Post
Idnt
Hamneznd
W. 7Th St
Fairview Center
Sun
Timekeepers
West Potomac St
Brunswick, MD
Cali Frank
Mibee
Ana Laafemal Cualy
Brunswick
PCP
Trc
Lasek Eee
Darner Memorials
Waverley Drive
Bob Waltz
Raye
N.E
Bob’ Waltz Plbg
Hig., Inc
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