Ground broken for Maryland high technology center
Ground was broken Thursday for a 4.5 million project in Rockville a Maryland Technology Development Center on a six acre site at Great Seneca Highway and Darnestown Road. The incubator will be a 52000 square foot facility to aid start up biotech and information technology companies in a model tech development center along the I-270 corridor.
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Gore promotes national tests in Maryland visit
Vice President Al Gore urged Congress to back President Clinton’s plan for national education tests starting in 1999, arguing standards spur achievement. He praised Maryland for early state tests, but called statewide standards insufficient as he pressed for federal testing and standards amid classroom readings and math lessons at Shady Side Elementary.
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