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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1995

Page

8

Fredrick County libraries extend hours starting November

Two county library branches in Frederick County will lengthen hours after extra funding from Annapolis. Brunswick adds 10 more hours weekly with double staffing on three of four open weeknights and eliminates noon to 2 pm and noon to 1 pm breaks. Thurmont removes a noon to 1 pm Saturday break and adds staff on two of four nights.

Annapolis Frederick County Denise Davis Brunswick Davis Thurmont Ms. Davis

BOE Approves 172 Million Construction Plan For Schools

The board OKs a six year plan adding twelve new schools and 11 expansions totaling 172 million dollars. For 1997, 28 projects seek 22.5 million county and 75 million state funding to open 6480 seats by 2002, including a new Deer Crossing Elementary and additions at Walkersville Middle Middletown High. A new Ballenger Creek high school targets 2003 opening. Katie Adams, student board member, urges land acquisition for a TJ Middle School. Urbana High School band uniforms costing 19112 are approved with DeMoulin Brothers supplying 50 uniforms and color guard and majorette outfits.

Deer Crossing Lake Linganore Walkersville Middletown High Ballenger Creek State Katie Adams Gov. Thomas Johnson High School TJ Middle School Urbana DeMoulin Brothers and Co Greenville Brian Hinkley

Montgomery names development chief for county college role

Montgomery County Executive Douglas M. Duncan unveils a dual post for economic development chief David W. Edgerley 44 from Allegany County with the college partnership at Montgomery College President Robert Parilla. The $95 000 salary is county funded as a grant to the college and clears state retirement concerns after ethics and retirement board review. Edgerley will oversee economic development and college integration while preserving retirement benefits, moving Germantown based Edgerley into a model partnership ahead of other counties.

Rockville Montgomery County Douglas M. Duncan Allegany County Duncan David W. Edgerley Montgomery College Robert E Parilla State Retirement Board State Edgerley Committee On the Future of Maryland Community Colleges Parilla

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