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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1996

Page

15

Walkersville Officials Highlight Arts Education with Maryland Legislator

Walkersville schools hosted Maryland Legislators Go Back to School With the Arts to stress arts education. At Glade Elementary, Delegate Stull visited art and music classes and heard teachers stress arts funding amid tight budgets. Administrators cite studies showing art students perform better academically and aim to keep the program strong.

Walkersville Paul Stull Frederick Maryland Glade Stull Joanne Bolt Ms. Bolt Picasso

Statue honoring Marshall unveiled in Annapolis

In Annapolis Maryland the unveiling of a life size bronze statue honors Thurgood Marshall the first Black Supreme Court justice The ceremony was attended by his widow Celia Marshall and his sons The statue sits on a granite base on Lawyer's Mall facing two benches and three bronze figures including Donald Murray the plaintiff in the case that desegregated the University of Maryland Law School

Annapolis Thurgood Marshall Maryland U.S. Supreme Court Celia Marshall State House Donald Murray Justice Marshall State Court of Appeals University of Maryland Law School

Brunswick and Rosemont discuss moving fire company

Brunswick officials and Rosemont commissioners talked briefly about moving the Brunswick Volunteer Fire Co from Potomac Street to Rosemont. Mayor Thomas Smith said a Rosemont meeting last week drew resident opposition and noted some fire officials questioned siren use if moved. Rosemont Commissioner Joe Wiles said discussions are preliminary and Brunswick’s council would be informed.

Brunswick Brunswick Volunteer Fire Co Potomac Street Rosemont Brent Bell Brunswick City Thomas Smith Joe Wiles

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