MVA tests driving skills for older Maryland drivers
The Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration runs the Mature Driving Program for drivers 55 and older renewing licenses. Participants in Annapolis Bel Air and Glen Burnie test reflexes and memory to flag needed glasses or other limits, aiming for safe driving regardless of age.
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Mount Airy
State Motor Vehicle Administration
Annapolis
Bel Air
Glen Burnie
MVA
Richard Scher
Mr Scher
Scher
Maryland
Lara Rakowski
State Highway Administration
PAL pilot program to open Monday in Frederick
The Police Acuity League PAL pilot in Frederick starts Monday October 25 at Waver ley Elementary School with after school activities for children and teens aged 7 to 17. Weekly hours and funding efforts are outlined as organizers seek support from federal state and local partners for a full center and supplies.
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Police Acuity League
Frederick
Waverley
West Frederick
Lncal
Horace H Robbins Jr
Frederick Pal Board of Directors
Robbins
PAL
Market St
Frederick Pals
Frederick Ymca
Frederick County Board of Education
PALO
Kes Parkway
Elementary schools win cash awards in Maryland program
Seven Montgomery County elementary schools were honored at an Essex ceremony for "substantial and meaningful improvement" toward state standards across at least two years. Gaithersburg's Stone Mill and Jones Lane received cash prizes, with Travilah, Darnestown, and Monocacy also noted. Two schools earned certificates.
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Rockville
Ventgomery County
Essex
Shams
Gaithersburg
Travilah
Jones
Thureaud Marshall
Darnestown
Srt
Thes
Jones Lane
Lastonsville
Monocacy
Dickerson
Banner School founder honored with building renaming
Banner School celebrated founder Elinor Miller by naming the primary grades building Maller Trail. The event drew former teachers, parents, and local dignitaries. Miller, living in Yarmiouth, Mass, started Banner School in 1982 in a Jefferson Street farmhouse. The school expanded to a middle division, moved across locations, and settled at Nort Market Street. Mayor Jim Urines praised its role as an alternative to public education. a scholarship fund in Miller’s name was announced.
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Banner School
North Market Street
Egnor Miller
Elinor Miler
Miller Wn Nowles
Yarmiouth
Maas
Jefferson Street
Nort Market Street
Fredenek
Jim Urines
Ely
Marshall Botkin
Banner Alumni
Schools Board of Trustees
Charlene Donovan
Vs Miller
Ms Vidler
Fhursdas
Airman Nancy Skidmore Receives Air Force Commendation Medal
Air Force Senior Airman Nancy Skidmore is awarded the Air Force Commendation Medal for exemplary service in customer service technician duties and as an orderly room technician.
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Air Force
Nancy Skidmore
Skidmore Receives Commendation Medal at McGuire Air Base
Skidmore awarded the Commendation Medal assigned to the Mission Support Squadron at Methair Air Force Base in Trenton New Jersey. She is a personnel specialist with the Comptroller Squadron at McGuire Air Force Base, daughter of Daniel and Lane Wilhide of Thurmont, and a 184s graduate of Catoctin High School Thur.
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Stotic
Methaire Air Fare Base
Trenton
Susth
McGuire
Air Force Base
Daniel
Lane Wilhide
Thurmont
Catoetin High School
Thurment
AT&T seeks fast track for Burkittsville repeater station
AT&T officials pressed for quick county approval of a new repeater station near Burkittsville on Shafer farm land east of Catholic Church Road. After community resistance, the plan to disguise the building as a German barn was proposed, with Shafer family objections and a requirement to meet with them before final permitting. The Frederick County Commissioners agreed to place the project on an early review list but mandate negotiations with the Shafer family to address concerns. Marriott International and the public reportedly need the station, which sits atop existing fiber optics and was discussed with the Burkittsville community last week.
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At&t
Burkittsville
Shafer
Catholic Church Road
Frederick County
Marriott International
Burkittsvig
John L Thompson Jr
Con
Oction
Shater
Broker pleads guilty to fraud in Maryland case
A former Hagerstown stockbroker, William S Hatcher Sr., 40, pleaded guilty in U S District Court in Baltimore to one count of mail fraud. Assistant U S Attorney Lynne A Battaglia said the charge carries up to five years in prison and a 250000 fine plus restitution. Chief Judge Frederick Motz accepted the plea and scheduled sentencing for November.
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Hagerstown
Mehooibez Sing Ain
Peaderdioyet Saami
Metal Me
Willian S Hatcher Sr
Ballmore
Lynne A Battarlia
Frederick Motz
Noya
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Maryland Ensemble Theatre
Stakphala
Bary
Airman
Nancy
Skidmore
Varsiand Ensemble Theatre
Cultural Arts Center of
W. Patrick St
Rae
de Frederick
Ountry Gardens & Gills
Ata
Krista Brick
News-Post
Seasons Bay
Dennis Brose
Barbara Silk
Department 56 Consumer Services
Your Dept
Taylorsville
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