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School board OKs pact for new student-data program
The Howard County Board of Education unanimously approved a contract for a $1.5 million student-data computer program after a near two-year headache caused by a different bug-ridden and complicated program. The board approved a three-year contract with...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Academic Progress, Report Cards, Software Industry, Employees
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Enfield Schoolbooks A Priority; Tax Rate Error In Hazardville
A committee begins fund-raising for a skate park in East Windsor. The Enfield school board says any extra money residents send in with taxes to help schools would pay for books. Officials find an error in tax bills sent to residents of Hazardville Fire...Tags: Spike Lee, Emergency Planning, Emergency Incidents, Energy Saving, Meteorological Disasters
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A 'Circus Out of This World'
MIDDLETOWNOddfellows Playhouse and the Middletown Commission on the Arts present "Circus Out of This World," the spectacular final performance of the 20th annual Children's Circus of Middletown. This one-time-only show will be presented on Friday, August 1 at 5...Tags: Middletown, People, Children, Academic Progress, Music Industry
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The $20,000 question
Chicago Tribune reportersThe state is squandering taxpayer money on dubious after-school grants, including many that rewarded one lawmaker's political supporters, a Tribune investigation found. In a church on Chicago's West Side, two homeless children fiddled aimlessly on...Tags: Rod Blagojevich, Upper House, Christianity, Parliament, Malcolm X
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WINNERS
Shetal Shah professor Shetal Shah, assistant professor of pediatrics at Stony Brook University Medical Center, has received the American Medical Association Foundation's 2008 Outstanding Leader of Medicine Award for his leadership in advocacy, community...Tags: Garden City, Stony Brook University, Health Organizations, Farmingdale, Town of Oyster Bay
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Simsbury Tavern To Reopen; Canton 10th Graders Rank High
Historic Tavern in Simsbury to reopen. Avon officials endorse hiring a consultant to look for inefficiencies in town. Canton 10th-graders now rank among the top in the statewhen it comes to standardized tests. Here is a round-up of some of the news...Tags: Vehicles, School Examinations, Local Authority, Motorcycling, St. Francis Hospital
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Woman active with PTA
Special CorrespondentName: Karen Spiro, 50 Residence: Boca Raton Family: Husband Steve Spiro; sons Sam Spiro, 13, and Michael Spiro, 10 Career: Accounting Cause: The Banyan Creek Elementary School PTA in Delray Beach. The PTA is a national volunteer organization made up...Tags: Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Bodies of Water, Family, Rivers
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Woman gets 3 years in embezzlement
A Carroll County bookkeeper accused of embezzling more than $236,000 - including a total of almost $50,000 from a Cub Scout troop and an elementary school PTA - was sentenced yesterday in U.S. District Court in Baltimore to three years in prison,...Tags: Court Administration, Mount Airy, Punishment, Prisons, Embezzlement
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Milford Man Faces Porn Charges
— A former Bridgeport elementary school teacher has been charged with possessing thousands of child pornography pictures and videos two months after police accused him of sexually assaulting a girl under 16. Police officers arrested Thomas Bavedas,...Tags: Assault, Family, Sex, Trials, Sexual Assault
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Woman sentenced for stealing from school group
A woman convicted of stealing more than $180,000 from the parent-teacher association of a Fairfax County elementary school has been sentenced to one year in jail. Forty-seven-year-old Triantafilitsa Mattfeld pleaded guilty in March to two felony...Tags: Washington Post Company, Health and Safety at School, Punishment, Trials, Theft
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