Less is more in science education study asserts teachers
At a Mount St. Mary’s conference about 500 educators discussed a federal study urging depth over breadth in science. local educators like Dean Wood and Larkin Hohnke weighed in on current Frederick County programs and calls for more hands on activities and technology.
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Emmitsburg
Mount St. Mary’s College
Dean Wood
Hood College
U.S
Larkin Hohnke
Frederick County
Hohnke
Dr. Wood
the Mount
Frederick’s oldest house to be renovated by Dearbought developer
After heated meetings over a 337000 restoration plan Frederick's 1755 Derr House, part of the Dearbought development off Md 26, is slated for full renovation and sale as a single-family dwelling. City planners confirmed Natelli Associates will proceed with a complete rebuild. Charles Gunn of the Frederick County Landmarks Foundation lauded the decision, noting long effort to hold Natelli to the original restoration agreement.
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Derr
Frederick
Dearbought
James Schmersahl
Natelli
Thomas Natelli
Charles Gunn
Frederick County Landmarks Foundation
Mr. Natelli
Shuster tours Frederick in helicopter to inspect I-70 I-270 link
U.S. Rep. E G Bud Shuster chairman of the transportation committee toured Frederick in Mayor Jim Grimes' helicopter to view traffic problems from the I-70 to I-270 connection. The visit followed a fund-raiser for Shuster organized by the Frederick Area Committee for Transportation at the City Club.
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Frederick
E.G
Bud Shuster
R-Pa
House of Representatives Transportation Committee
South Central
Pennsylvania
Jim Grimes
Mr. Shuster
City Club
Fundraiser at Shuster event draws ethics questions
The Fraderick News reports a fundraiser linked to Bud Shuster, drawing scrutiny from Gary Ruskin of the Congressional Accountability Project who calls it a bald attempt to influence. Shuster defends the event as ethical and merits-based with fundraisers nationwide.
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Shuster
Mr. Shuster
Grimes
Elizabeth May former Hood College dean dies at 47
Elizabeth Eckhardt May a former Hood College academic dean and later dean emeritus at the University of Connecticut died at home in Brunswick on October 24 at age 47. Born in Folsom New Jersey in 1899 she led extension work at West Virginia University and earned international recognition for elderly and handicapped independent living research. Survived by daughter-in-law Margaret Kessel and two grandchildren Lori Kessel and Scott Kessel funeral arrangements by Davis Funeral Home Smithsburg.
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Elizabeth Eckhardt May
Potomac Avenue
Brunswick
Folsom
N.J
Jacob and
Rosa Measley Eckhardt
West Virginia University Agricultural Extension Service
Hood College
University of Connecticut
University
Margaret Kessel
Storrs
Conn
Lori Elizabeth Kessel
Scott McKeen Kessel
Davis Funeral Home
Smithsbur
FBI raids Jefferson home seize computer equipment
FBI agents searched the 2802 Chevy Chase Circle residence of Leon L. Clements II and Virginia Stephens near Jefferson all day Friday, removing computers, scanners, modems and documents valued in the thousands. Neighbors observed as agents executed a search warrant before 8 a.m. Clements is reportedly in prison. Stephens declined comment. The couple, not married, have owned the 3,000 square foot brick home since 1989 amid vehicles and frequent U Haul moves observed by neighbors.
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Jefferson - FBI
Chevy Chase Circle
Leon L. Clements II
Virginia Stephens
Gene Hemp Road
FBI
Dan Bradley
Clements
Ms. Stephens
Mr. Clements
Frederick County
Timothy Jacobean
Jefferson
MARC to Expand Brunswick Line With $7 Million Federal Grant
Federal funds exceeding seven million dollars will expand MARC rail service on the Brunswick line. Four commuter coaches and new platforms, passenger shelters, and 229 additional parking spaces at Brunswick Station are funded. Maryland officials and US Senators Mikulski and Sarbanes announced the grants.
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Maryland Rail
MARC
Brunswick Line
Brunswick
Federal Transit Administration
Barbara Mikulski
Paul S. Sarbanes
Mass Transit Administration
Nancy Phillips
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