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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1997
Page
13
John Cannon serves as editor for The Frederick News-Post based in Frederick Maryland directing daily operations and editorial coverage from the P O Box 876 200 East Patrick Street office.
Jeni Brake outlines multiple local options for students to earn community service credits. Organizations listed include Advocates for the Homeless, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Frederick Memorial Hospital, Hospice, the Humane Society, Pleasant View Nursing Home, Frederick Rescue Mission, Frederick Community Action Agency, Carroll County Public Library, Youth Services near McCurdy Field, Community Living, the Arthritis Foundation, and the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center. Each entry provides contacts and typical activities with age and time requirements where specified.
The Frederick County NAACP Youth Council, named Positive Change, has held bi weekly meetings since its founding a year ago. They have attended national leadership conferences, organized a canned food drive, mentored peers, and partnered with local groups to paint a downtown business. Positive Change Night at Roy Rogers on May 15 from 5 to 8 p.m. will feature leaders including Mayor Jim Grimes and Police Chief Raffensberger serving attendees. Contact Lisa Sewell 301 620 0472 or Jairus King 301 698 0355 for details and future plans.
Ashley Lewis reports seventh graders in Miss Buffingtons art class learned to create home made postcards from Frank Duval, sparked by the Renzulli program. Materials came from Frame Rack. Bethany writes to Uncle Paul in New Jersey and Chad writes to Markee in Middletown.
Twenty eight Girl Scouts from Frederick and Pennsylvania spent a weekend exploring life choices. They collaborated with Family Planning, the State Health Department, Family Health Services, and Girl Scout mentors. Participants wore Empathy Bellies and used Think it over Dollis dolls to simulate care and decision making. The experience left them tired yet with enhanced self esteem.
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