Sinkhole swallows road in Frederick amid costly repair efforts
A massive sinkhole along South Street in Frederick deepened to over 20 feet and widened to 30 by 60 feet, halting interstate ramps and triggering multi-day repairs. Crews poured concrete and rock to choke the throat while officials weighed cause, with water line breaks and quarry activity cited as potential factors. Authorities from Genstar, Maryland government geologists, and state agencies assess damage and long delays with costs estimated from fifty thousand to over two hundred thousand dollars.
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Census Bureau book portrays America by the numbers
Washington AP reports the Census Bureau’s Statistical Abstract of the United States provides a thousand pages of tables and figures. It summarizes labor, education, health and consumer data to help officials and analysts form pictures of national trends. Notable stats include one in three Americans still exercising after 75 and marijuana use history versus current use rates.
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NAEP 1994 Results Show Gaps by Race and Education Level
History level proficiency was 11 percent advanced and 1 to 2 percent advanced at higher bands. Among eighth graders 61 percent basic, 14 percent proficient, and 1 to 2 percent advanced. among fourth graders 64 percent basic and 17 percent proficient. The test mixed multiple choice and essays, with scoring objective and partial credit. Differences by race showed about half of white and Asian seniors at or above basic versus 20 percent for black and Hispanic seniors. private-school students fared better than public-school peers.
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Workshop to examine cultural diversity in Frederick County
Frederick County Human Relations Commission will offer a half day workshop titled Get an Attitude Examining Cultural Diversity in the Workplace. The program aims to boost understanding of diversity benefits and reduce prejudicial attitudes while noting stress from differences and its impact on productivity. It will be free and open to the public with space at Frederick Community College and oversight by the Work and Family Life Committee.
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Frederick
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School mascot turtle Toby laid to rest after vandal attack
Dozens of children at Western Avenue Elementary gathered under a yard oak to mourn Toby the turtle euthanized after teenage vandals shattered tanks on Oct 22. Police arrested two teens, and the school plans a new turtle, Toby II, to join Myrtle the surviving female.
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Western Avenue
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Census book notes broad taxes and health figures in Newark
The 115th edition of the Census Bureau’s Statistical Abstract details state and local tax burdens in Newark New Jersey versus other large cities. It also cites 1980 lottery sales at 2.3 billion and 1993-1994 adult population figures. The period covers 1992 pregnancies births abortions and contraception usage with 17 percent using pills 10.5 percent condoms and 30 percent sterile.
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Census Bureau
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