Net Weekend wires Frederick County schools to Internet
About 300 to 350 volunteers will drill, pull cable and install Internet access in Frederick County schools as part of Net Weekend a statewide effort to connect public schools. Training and site supervision will occur at Frederick High School with six rooms wired per school and at least two computers per building.
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Frederick County
Russell Beaton
Frederick High School
Parris Glendening
David Humphrey
State Department of General Services
Riddick
Scott Phillips
California
At&t
Maryland
ATAT
Joan Marshall
Bell Atlantic Maryland
Baltimore
Ordinary Outlook for Fall in Maryland Seeks Normal Weather
Marylanders face a bland fall as forecasters predict average temperatures and precipitation through autumn into winter after a cool wet summer. National Weather Service says October should be cooler and wetter, with normal patterns expected later. Forecasts vary with Old Farmer's Almanac predicting a warmer fall and mixed precipitation, while local experts note recent rainfall above normal and potential pumpkin crop damage.
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Annapolis
Chris Strong
National Weather Service
Sterling Va
Strong
Bill O’toole
Hagers-Town
The
Old Farmer's Almanac
Berlin
N.H
Susan Peer
Baltimore- Washington International
Maryland
Cops to be forced to testify in brutality case
Federal prosecutors plan to compel grand jury testimony in a Prince George's County police brutality case by granting some officers partial immunity. The Washington Post cites unnamed sources detailing three officers who entered Jeffrey Gilbert's bedroom and two who secured other rooms. Cpls. Bean and Putnam are to testify with partial immunity, as the case follows the death of Cpl. Novabilski, shot while working off duty in Landover.
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Upper Marlboro
Prince George’s County
Washington Post
Jeffrey Gilbert
Post
Federal
Mr. Gilbert
Ronald Ledonne
Robert Arscott
Preston Asbury
Jonathan Bean
Kevin Putnam
Gilbert
Lanhan
John J. Novabilski
Cpl
Novabilski
Landover
Bicycling commuters seek room on crowded roads
Baltimore riders like Charles Lertz push pedals daily for work and fitness. They endure longer commutes for environmental and health benefits, while Maryland studies show about 180,000 adults bike to work occasionally and 2,500 daily. Lack of work showers deters more riders, despite routes.
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Baltimore
Charles Lertz
Lertz
Cockeysville
Lortz
Charles Latrobe
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State
Jam Voss
Federal Consolidated Farm Service Agency For
Motor World
GM Ford
Chrysler
Toyota
Nissan
Jeff
West South Street
Sam Yu
Kenneth Marx
Frederick
Myersville Volunteer Fire Co
Peace and Plenty
Rose Hill Plaza
Trderck
Sui
Prus Eat Ag
Dls
Custom Suit Sale
Hans Tailoring
Mark Seinfeld
Aj Santos
Cole Haan
Amy Miller
Park N Shop Mayor
Kings
South Market Street
Elbert Harden
Jefferson Hairplane
Salon
Jefferson St. Frederick
Physicians
Amber Hill Medical Center
Thomas Johnson Drive
Abe
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