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by Grace Armogida This past weekend a new Snapchat filter for WHS launched. Students were astonished to discover it when they came into school on Monday. The widely used Snapchat app has many differentRead More
Read MoreThe Maryland Association of School Librarians (MASL) recently announced the 25 nominees for the 2017 Maryland School Librarian of the Year award. Seven are from Frederick County Public Schools. They are: Ann Duncan, Walkersville Middle; Laura Hicks, Frederick High; Emily Nauman, Monocacy Elementary; Brittany Nuse, Valley Elementary; Maria O’Toole, Carroll Manor Elementary; Renate Owen, Oakdale High; and Jennifer Shesman, Thurmont Middle. The MASL will announce the winner at its May 4 conference. All nominees are current MASL members, Certified School Librarians, and actively serving as a school librarian in Maryland…
Read More…WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 1 AM TO 9 AM EST THURSDAY… * PRECIPITATION TYPE…Snow. * ACCUMULATIONS…Snow accumulation of 1 to 3 inches. * TIMING…Late tonight through 9 AM EST Thursday. * IMPACTS…The snow will create snow c…
Read MoreSteps taken by the Monocacy Scenic River Citizens Advisory Board to notify the public about the 2016 Draft Monocacy Scenic River Management Plan were recently misrepresented. Both Frederick and Carroll County Governments, on behalf of the River Board, mailed notices to Monocacy River corridor landowners in October of last year, announcing the release of the River Board’s Draft Plan. The River Board website, dedicated to the Draft Plan effort, was made available from the home pages of both counties’ websites. In addition, Frederick County issued two press releases, in October…
Read MoreOn Wednesday, February 1, 2017, the Monocacy Scenic River Board met to consider public comments received by the close of the public comment period (January 31, 2017) on their Draft Monocacy River Management Plan. The volunteer board of citizens from Carroll and Frederick Counties have been working to revise a plan originally approved in the 1990’s. Since the original plan was developed, the Town of Walkersville and the City of Frederick have grown to the banks of the Monocacy River. As a result, they will receive copies of the Board’s…
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