Exchange program brings Russian swimmers to area
Monocacy Aquatic Club hosts 12 Russian teens and two coaches in Frederick County as part of a cultural exchange arranged by Pangaea Inc. The group will practice twice daily, tour Washington and Frederick, shop, skate, laser tag, and compete in a swim meet through December 3.
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Baltimore dentist uses song to draw patients
Dr. Sandy Cook, a 47 year old dentist and Peabody Institute alum, markets his practice with live performances while drilling. He dresses in humorous costumes, sings pop and country tunes for patients, and says the tactic boosted calls and media appearances, though some seek quieter care.
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Baltimore to end privatization experiment with nine city schools
Mayor Schmoke and Superintendent Amprey say ending Education Alternatives Inc contract this week won’t end the city’s privatization experiment. They urge a better bargain next time linking company profits to academic results. Officials plan to end the five year deal awarded in 1992 and untangle services from instruction to maintenance.
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