Dale bans NRA material in Frederick County public schools
Frederick County educators discuss gun safety materials with emphasis on not using National Rifle Association literature in classrooms. School Superintendent Jack Dale notes outside organization material requires school system oversight while Eddie Eagle ties prompt review to board standards and curriculum committee. No formal approval for Eddie Eagle is confirmed.
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National Rifle Association
Jack Dale
Dr. Dale
Board of Education
NRA
Eddie Eagle
Anne Hooper
Deborah Aughenbaugh
Gordon Cooley
Dale
Wellington Trace to Add 240 Apartments Near New Design Rd
Frederick County Planning Commission approved a 240 unit Wellington Trace development on 15 acres near New Design Road and English Muffin Way. The project adds eight buildings with two bedroom apartments, a pool, pool house, toilet and maintenance building within a 164 acre tract stretching from Ballenger Creek Pike to New Design Road.
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Frederick County
Nuclear treaty rejection shocks global arms talks dynamics
The Senate rejected the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty 48 to 51, blocking a two thirds vote. Leaders warn of renewed arms race and loss of bipartisan norms, with Clinton pledging ongoing effort despite partisan divisions and a planned nuclear control summit next spring.
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Senate
Spurgeon Kenny
Arms Control Association
Russia
Kenny
Congress
Robert Byrd
Wya
Clinton
America
Downtown Frederick arrives at high downtown prices in sales
Recent sales show the downtown Frederick market remains hot with 100 N Market St selling for about 1.18 million and the Masonic Temple at 22 24 W. Church St selling for 700,000. Brokers cite prime locations and modernized features as drivers while renovations loom for several properties. Local investors note continued premium pricing over the last 18 months.
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N. Market St
Church and
North Market Streets
Masonic Temple
W. Church St
North American Housing Corporation
City Hall
100 N. Market
Jonathan Warner
Warner Commercial
Proffitt and Pryor
Natural Lawn of America
Phillip Catron
Warner
N. Market
John Laughlin
Farmers and Mechanics
City alderman questions $20,000 paid to salary study consultant
Alderman Donna Kuzemchak on Wednesday said she suspects two city checks totaling 20 000 were issued without mayor and aldermen approval, violating rules requiring over 5 000 to go before the mayor and board. She urged an investigation and noted the money funded a recent salary study.
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Kuzemchak
Jit Grimes
Grimes
James Graham
John Leisenring
Leisenring
Imelda Roberts
Prosecutors fear mother may seek contact with abused children
Prosecutors say Theresa Rockinberg, a convicted child abuser, seeks an administrative review of parental rights. Deputy State's Attorney Charles Smith warns against unsupervised contact or involvement in the girls' care. He notes the family court case, victim statements, and ongoing counseling for the children amid the controversy.
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Theresa Rockinberg
Charles Smith
Rockinberg
Smith
Frederick County
Yingling
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