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Scott gains Thurgood Marshall Club endorsement for Board of Education
So far this election season, it's a newcomer to the Howard County Board of Education race that's garnering the most endorsements. Jackie Scott, 45, of Columbia, was endorsed Wednesday, March 14 by the Thurgood Marshall Democratic Club of Howard County,...Tags: C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger, Georgetown, Benjamin L. Cardin, Annapolis, Ellicott City
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Teachers say frustration marks first year of landmark contract
Pointing to an unprecedented partnership between Baltimore's school district and union leaders, officials signed a new teacher contract last year that they said would revolutionize the city's teaching profession by implementing a pay-for-performance plan....Tags: Collective Contract, Concerts, Judges, Teaching and Learning, Justice System
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Harford teachers denied countywide bonuses
Because of a disagreement between the Harford County executive and teachers union, teachers and others who work for the school system will not receive a $1,250 bonus like every other county employee this year. After County Executive David R. Craig...Tags: Local Government, Schools, Work Relations, Teachers, Harford County
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Not surprised
Editor: I am not surprised to see that the Harford County Teachers Union is stopping their members from getting a much deserved bonus. Once again they show that the union leadership is only interested in how they can get and control the money. I was glad...Tags: Democratic Party
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Board of Ed student rep could soon have partial voting rights
The Harford County Board of Education supports giving the student representative to the board partial voting rights. During Monday night's board meeting, members voted 8-1 to endorse legislation that will give the representative partial voting rights....Tags: Elementary Schools, Schools, Maryland General Assembly, High Schools, Havre de Grace
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Nicole McAllister, Hopkins Club waitress
Nicole McAllister, a longtime Johns Hopkins Club waitress whose grit and determination to see that her daughter received a college education paid off earlier this year when she had the pleasure of seeing her daughter receive her bachelor's degree, died...Tags: Family, Jim Miller, Graduation, Colleges and Universities, Fairfield (Fairfield, Connecticut)
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Baltimore schools' uncharted waters
Amid optimism and national acclaim, the Baltimore City school system and its teachers union signed a landmark contract one year ago, tying teacher pay to performance rather than seniority. Now, some in the system are, understandably, growing frustrated...Tags: Concerts, Teaching and Learning, Music, Teachers
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Bartlett, Van Hollen taking service members to State of the Union speech
Reps. Roscoe G. Bartlett and Chris Van Hollen are planning to take service members past and present to President Barack Obama’s State of the Union Address Tuesday evening.
Bartlett, a Western Maryland Republican, and Van Hollen, a Montgomery County...Tags: Barack Obama, Montgomery County (Maryland), Veterans Affairs, Injuries and Wounds, Christopher Van Hollen Jr.
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December: Guilty plea in 2010 Bel Air murder; teacher bonus bungled
A 21-year-old Parkville man received a 25-year sentence for the July 18, 2010 shooting death of Derrick Maxey Jr. in the parking lot of the American Legion Post on Bond Street in Bel Air.
Rakim Raid Muhammad pleaded guilty to second degree murder and use...Tags: Health and Safety at School, Finance, Murder, World War II (1939-1945), Colleges and Universities
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The lessons of Blair Mountain and Big Coal
In a typical year, more than one-half of the electricity generated within Maryland comes from coal-fired plants. Most of these plants burn coal shipped from West Virginia and Pennsylvania. In communities all throughout the Appalachian Mountains, the...Tags: Natural Resources, Energy Resources, Companies and Corporations, Mining, Massey Energy Company
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O'Malley names new Perkins hospital CEO
State officials tapped a veteran psychiatric hospital administrator Wednesday to take over leadership of Clifton T. Perkins Hospital Center, where two recent killings have sparked questions about the safety and therapy provided at Maryland's maximum-...Tags: Medical Specialization, Murder, Executive Branch, Health and Safety at Work, Hospitals and Clinics
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Baltimore County needs to drop its opposition to same-sex benefits
Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz shouldn't require more than a nanosecond to dismiss any notion of appealing an independent arbitrator's ruling that two Baltimore County police officers should not be denied health benefits for their same-sex...Tags: Family, Kevin Kamenetz, Marriage, Same-Sex Marriage, Justice System
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