Kendall steps down from post at Lake Linganore Association
John Kendall has left his post as general manager of the Lake Linganore Association. The board reorganizes to better serve members. Pam Keeney becomes senior staff member until changes are complete, with inquiries directed to her for now. Kendall declined to comment on the circumstances of his departure. The tower on Md. 144 near New Market looms over the skyline.
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John Kendall
Lake Linganore Association
Kendall
Pam Keeney
Singanore
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M Smith
Farmbrook
Singapore
Brunswick
Taneytown
Abraham
Lincoln
Saus
Woodsboro Plans 250th Civil War Celebration
Woodsboro hosts a Civil War reenactment weekend October 24 25 with encampments open to the public A parade is set for Saturday morning and a dance that evening Free parking and 300 to 400 reenactors expected Town commissioners vote to buy a 300 gallon steel gasoline tank for 894 and note gas logistics changes Trick or treat set for October 31 7 830 pm Local airman Marco Shane graduates from Air Force basic training in San Antonio Texas He is the son of Jon and Rosa Shane of Dover Del and grandson of Georgina and Richard Shane of Frederick
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Woodsborg
Frederick County
Woodshoro
Dennis Kline
McKine
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Air Force Air
Berkey Receives Degree From James Madison University
Jacqueline Berkey of Harrisonburg Virginia earned a Bachelor of Science in Health Science from James Madison University. She made the president's list with a 4.0 GPA in her senior year and belonged to Zeta Tau Alpha. She plans a career in respiratory therapy and is a 1994 graduate of Middletown High School, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Berkey.
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Berkey
Jacqueline Berkey
James Madison University
Harrisonburg
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Middletown High School
Robert Berkey
Frederick County Rejects Tower Moratorium Plan
Frederick County Commissioners refused a six month moratorium on wireless towers after planning officials urged delay to craft new zoning rules. County attorney John Mathias argued the timetable and federal rules require timely action and that delays must mirror other permits. Commissioner Mark Hoke warned a halt could empower industry while planning staff continue consultations with industry experts.
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Frederick County
John Mathias
Mathias
Mark Hoke
Hoke
National Association of Counties
Commerce Committees
Planning Commission
Hood College honors area teachers with Distinguished Teacher Award
Hood College freshmen from Frederick County high schools nominated teachers as Distinguished Teacher Award recipients. Nominations came from multiple schools including Governor Thomas Johnson, Frederick, Frederick High, Brunswick High, and Knoxville. Recipients will receive certificates and appreciation letters from Hood College President Shirley D. Peterson, with notices sent to principals and the superintendent.
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Hood College
Frederick County
Gina Long
Frederick
Lou Finneyfrock
Thomas Johnson High School
Melissa Spade
Smithsburg
Gary Rupert
Melodee Baines
Linda Markoe
Frederick High School
Ruth Suni
Cathy Giancoll
Heather Kinley
Cheryl Novotny
Fred
Shirley D. Peterson
Superintendent of Schools
Officials weigh ranking BoE candidates and county regions
Frederick County Commissioners and the school board approved a recommendation to rank BoE nominees when sent to the governor, while a committee urged unranking and regional division. The joint board may modify bylaws, with debate on seed money and state aid for school construction and gym projects.
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Frederick County
Alan Duke
Frederick County Teachers and Students to Be Honored at MAEA
Four Frederick County teachers and ten students will be honored at the Maryland Art Education Association conference later this month. Beth Holmes of West Frederick Middle School was chosen as the county’s outstanding first year art educator. Students recognized include Laurel Bevard Jeff Brown Brodie Gregory Emily Kappes Heather Michael Lisa Ann Miller Jessica Peyton Jennifer Shin Brandy Thompson and Bradi True. Their art will be exhibited at Towson State University October 23 and 24, with a MAEA panel selecting pieces to advance to an adt show touring other systems through the year.
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Frederick County
Maryland Art Education Association
Beth Holmes
West Frederick Middie
MAEA
Ty Anne Inge
Linganore High
Katherine Martin
New Market Middle
Ruth Schipper
Carroll Mano Cementary
Laurel Bevard
Jeff Brown
Brodie Gregory
Emily Kappes
Heather Michael
Lisa Ann Miller
Jessica Peyton
Jennifer Shin
Brandy ‘Thompson
Bradi True
Towson State University
Lapsa wins state association assignment
Maureen Lapsa of the Frederick County Board of Education is elected to the executive committee of the Maryland Association of Boards of Education. The body covers Marylands 24 local school boards and the State Board of Education and provides in service training while representing members on public education issues in Annapolis and Washington.
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Maureen Lapsa
Frederick County Board of Education
Maryland Association of Boards of Education
State Board of Education
The
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Annapolis
Washington
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