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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1993
Page
15
Frederick Memorial Hospital and the American Heart Association teamed on a project to fund cardiovascular research and education. Top local fundraiser was Christ Grimshaw, with Jaime Dixon Rick Troglin Elwood Biddinger Stacey Siekierski and MaryAnn Brandenburg pictured alongside.
Middletown Elementary held its sixth annual Jump Rope for Heart in partnership with the American Heart Association. About 170 students in grades 2 to 5 pledged and jumped 180 minutes on February 19, raising 7577 dollars. Dawn Smith led with 217.80, and the top team collected 424.70. First graders entered a healthy heart poster contest won by Nicole Crampton, Sando Bernstein, and Meagan Bridges. Virginia DuMars organized the event.
The Hood College Board of Associates awarded 12 faculty grants totaling 18 730 for 1993. Recipients include Roser Caminals Heath Shannon Griffiths Carol Kolmerten Len Latkowski Craig Laufer M Elizabeth Mayfield Mira Mehta Ronald Parker Gary Powell the Retailing Nutrition and Interior Design department and John Stadbauer for projects in languages sociology history biology math nutrition management finance CAD and chemistry.
BG&E asked the U S Department of Energy to reimburse 24 million for building a temporary nuclear waste storage site at Calvert Cliffs. BG&E’s Christian Poindexter said a credit is unlikely, while the Energy Department noted possible compensation if a permanent facility is not ready by 1998.
Frederick County Recycling Office offers Merry Mulch to residents starting Thursday April 15 at Reichs Ford Landfill. Limited to one pickup truck load per resident and on a first come basis. Mulch cured to reduce acidity. Call Recycling Operations at 696-2985 for details.
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