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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1996
Page
11
YMCA swimming instructor Morgan Groft guides five year old Rajesh Valamanchili through kicking drills while classmates Christopher Cockerham Corey Burke and Donald Michaels sit on the wall awaiting their turns.
Commissioners split over Md 85 as county leaders press for state support to advance the Middletown bypass and safety upgrades. Terre Rhoderick backs Md 85 growth driven needs. Bruce Reeder seeks joint legislative pressure to move Frederick requests. State officials and local delegates weigh alignment with county goals.
The Maryland School for the Deaf MSD introduced a curriculum taught in sign language and became the first school for deaf children to offer the same public school diploma as other grads. MSD serves 420 students across Frederick and Columbia with a 14.36 million dollar budget. The task force delayed final recommendations to hear from Ms Grasmick with two more meetings set for October in Frederick.
Emmitsburg officials vote 3-1 to permit parking behind the Vigilant Hose Co on West Lincoln Avenue for special events. The tie decision on trick or treat favors the mayor, while plans for an Eagle On Co gas and convenience store near Silo Hill face resident concerns.
About 125 priests gathered at Emmitsburg for Mount St. Marys Seminary alumni reunion. Speakers recalled the Mount spirit, strong prayer life, and practical training from faculty parish priests. Cardinal Keeler and Archbishop Flynn led Mass and a memorial service for Rev. Anthony Manochio.
Frederick couple, a computer engineer and his massage therapist wife, live aboard their boat Magic between Frederick and the harbor. They plan to sail to Bermuda and the St Lawrence Seaway, keeping jobs while they transition, enjoying sea adventures and testing themselves in wind and sun. Their Maine Coon Skipper observes but hates sailing as the couple teaches nephews and friends about the life at sea.
Lt. Chase describes thefts from desks and purses with losses from five to twenty dollars, one case at 120 dollars, and a necklace worth 1000 dollars found at a pawn shop. Detective Edward Kornacki linked the cases to Hawkins, who faces new charges and is held on bail.
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