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Following gun incident, superintendent aims to expedite getting weapons detectors at all Frederick County schools

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WINCHESTER — Whether metal detectors are needed in all of Frederick County’s public schools was debated by the Board of Supervisors and schools Superintendent George Hummer Wednesday night.

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Following gun incident, superintendent aims to expedite getting weapons detectors at all Frederick County schools

WINCHESTER — Whether metal detectors are needed in all of Frederick County’s public schools was debated by the Board of Supervisors and schools Superintendent George Hummer Wednesday night.

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