Poster unveiled to aid domestic violence victims in Maryland
The Auxiliary to the Med-Chi and MNADV released a new poster encouraging victims to seek help. Participants include Mehry Reid Med-Chi second vice president, Georgia Lizas Med-Chi president, Sue Hecht Heartly House director and former MNADV president, and Elizabeth Prongas poster art director.
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Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland
Med-Chi
Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence
MNADV
Mehry Reid
Med- Chi
Georgia Lizas
Sue Hecht
Heartly House
Elizabeth Prongas
Montgomery officials find at least 45 million more for 1995 budget
Montgomery County officials forecast fiscal 1995 revenue increases totaling at least 45 million as income tax projections rise for 1994 and 1995. Additional gains include 3 million from transfer and recordation taxes and 5.1 million more in state aid, with focus on reserve, rainy day and preventive maintenance funding.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Office of Management and Budget
William E. Hanna
Marilyn J. Praisner
Dan Lucas
Emmitsburg Parents Celebrate School Science Fair Winners
Mother Seton School in Emmitsburg held its annual K to 8 science fair with first prize winners in categories such as demonstration experimentation engineering and design physics life sciences botany zoology and environmental studies. Topics included air pollution taste testing electromagnets and prehistoric fossils as students also joined the Frederick County Science Fair.
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Mother Seton School
Emmitsburg
Zachary Mentzer
Colleen Weeks
Daniel Parker
Zane Craig
Shannon Connell
Matthew Kent
Matthew Mize
Abby Whitney
Steven Harris
Sarah Webster
Christina Lester
Kerry Bowman
Marie Walters
Bob Kalas
Frederick County
Students Speak Out Against Violence at Montgomery Schools
Wootton High School junior Stephanie Goldklang says Montgomery County no longer feels safe as she fears guns in schools. Students delivered petitions from over 16,000 high schoolers to Superintendent Paul L. Vance urging nonviolence and dialogue. Local schools including Poolesville and Richard Montgomery back the effort with support from NAACP leader W. Gregory Wims and the Enough Is Enough campaign.
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Rockville
Wootton
Stephanie Goldklang
Montgomery County
Paul L. Vance
Stephanie
Richard Montgomery High School
Charles McCullough
Richard Montgomery
Elisia Abrams
Poolesville
Quince Orchard
Watkins Mill
Magruder
Vance
Prince George's County
NAACP
W. Gregory Wims
Julie Elseroad
Lseroad
Prince George’s County
Epworth United Methodist Church
Rosemont Drive
Gaithersburg
National Volunteer Week Highlights Frederick County Efforts
Frederick County honors volunteers during National Volunteer Week April 17 to 23 1964 with events led by Kathleen Kennedy Townsend Hood College kickoff and Volunteer Center outreach. United Way study notes 6000 county volunteers 839000 hours valued at 4.5 million aiding over 100000 residents. Public calls to volunteer and a YMCA celebration April 23 invite families to engage through activities, health promotion, and community service.
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United States
Points of Light Foundation
Frederick County
United Way
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend
Hood College
Office of
Frederick County Ymca
Skip Wizards
Valley Elementary
Frederick County Western Dance Association
Mike
Junior Fire Company
State Farm
Substance Abuse Division
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Mental Health Association
Kevin Hayes
YMCA
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