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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1991
Page
3
Community and police officials react to mass firings affecting Frederick County troopers. Families express heartbreak while others call the action moral and life threatening for those left behind. DARE officers and helicopter unit staff seek alternatives as state budget talks loom.
Shirley Snowden speaks on dedication to students as “my babies,” stressing effort to help all kids succeed and noting pride in minority gains through a tutoring program at Monocacy Middle School. She emphasizes education, morals, respect, and unity across colors amid improving attendance and test scores.
Frederick County government including the Health Department, Board of Education, and Frederick Community College could lose about 1.64 million in state aid, per county budget officer Mark Sweadner. He noted the governor's presentation and Schaefer's forecast that the financial picture will worsen, with sales tax revenue off by more than 10 million and potentially another 10 million by April, not included in the 450 million shortfall.
Local inventor and self-proclaimed ghost hunter Sebeets, 43, displays his “Amazing Cosmic Connection” gallery inside a former mill walkway on Carroll Street. The museum features the GE-12 helmet said to capture ghosts, memorabilia from TV appearances, and quirky devices built from Army surplus. Open dates include October 3, 16, 17 and 31 with free admission. hours vary toward Halloween.
Commissioners president Ron says the school board failed and a county takeover may be needed as inspectors will visit today. Mrs Yingling urges removing BoE from the fracas in favor of county engineers and an independent citizen panel. Sundergill notes BoE input could help but not block proceedings.
Gathland State Park near Burkittsville faces closures under Gov. William Donald Schaefer’s budget cuts. The park will stay open for hikers and picnickers but without services. rangers will be reassigned to other duties, according to spokesperson Page Boinest.
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