East Patrick Street traffic relief plan proposed
Frederick Maryland traffic officials consider re stripping East Patrick Street between Monocacy Boulevard and Franklin Street to four and five lanes with left turn phases and a shared through lane. The plan aims to ease congestion near Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association and Frederick Municipal Airport with new parking and reduced on street spots.
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Franklin Street
Frederick
Streets and Sanitation Committee
Maryland State Highway Administration
SHA
Monocacy Boulevard
Monroe Avenue
East Patrick
Franklin Streets
Patrick Street
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
Frederick Municipal
AOPA
Maryland schools face teacher shortages in most districts
Twenty of Maryland’s 24 public school districts will lack enough certified teachers to fill vacancies in coming years, with Baltimore and all but four counties short. The state board approved allowing retired teachers to return with full salary while keeping pension. Special scholarship of up to 10000 dollars offered for teachers-in-training in shortage areas such as math science computers and languages and special education including visual and hearing impairment.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Kent
Caroline Somerset
Worcester
Maryland State Board of Education
Lawrence Leak
Living wage push meets lawmakers over homeless aid in Maryland
The Coalition for the Homeless urged Maryland lawmakers to back five measures in the General Assembly. It seeks a $10.28 living wage for contractors with state funds, a $5 million boost for in classroom breakfast, and a $1 million increase for shelter and housing. Delegates criticized funding limits and urged committee testimony.
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Coalition For the Homeless
Baltimore City
Parris Glendening
Donald Elliott
Frederick Carroll
Elliott
Jerolyn M. Moller
Maryland
Organizatiate
Caner
Interfaith Housing
Dieseling
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Il Tion
Legi
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Ion
Ie Shelter
Transitional Housing General Assembly
Glendening
David Brinkley
Frederick
Four hospitalized after Maryland train crash
Four people remained in area hospitals after an Amtrak passenger train and a CSX freight train collided in a western Maryland rail yard. NTSB investigators were interviewing witnesses and testing signals to determine the cause, with the final report due in 12 months.
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Cumberland
Amtrak
CSX
Maryland
National Transportation Safety Board
NTSB
Loren Peduzzi
Nne
Jes Nehny
Willard
Ohio
Jacksonville
Fla
Chicago
Washington
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