Myersville Town Hall decision blocks post office bid
Myersville Town Council narrowly defeated a plan to offer the town hall for U S Postal Service use, voting 3 to 2. The move aimed to defray a $10,000 to $12,000 annual loss, with private properties in line to bid for a lease back. The Postal Service previously deemed renovation costs prohibitive and vetoed adding Head Start, while officials explore other rental options and committee studies.
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BoE to hear 5-year plan report Aug. 19
Frederick County Board of Education schedules an Aug 19 meeting at 7 30 p m in the Monocacy Middle School cafetorium to review progress on the 1984 89 Five Year Educational Plan. The plan lists 21 objectives including equality of programs pre kindergarten screening middle school philosophy science for all students and vocational and staff development.
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Red Cross aids at Mount Washington apartment fire
Frederick County Red Cross disaster committee members Don Webb and Jim Brachey responded to the Mount Washington apartment fire in Prince George's County on Tuesday afternoon. They helped relocate 48 homeless families by arranging lodging in motels or with friends and relatives and offered ongoing aid to meet individual needs.
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Sexual abuse program titled A Parents Greatest Fear set
A sexual abuse program named A Parents Greatest Fear will be shown Wednesday Aug 14 at 7 p.m. at the Frederick YMCA on North Market Street. Cpl. Austin F. Pohl of the Frederick County Sheriff's Department will present in conjunction with the Frederick Chapter of Parents Without Partners. The show, part of The New Deputy Fred Program, uses an Emmy winning XDKA Pittsburgh program and is free and open to all concerned citizens.
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Johns Hopkins plans advanced courses for talented youths
Grades two through six may enroll in advanced math science reading and writing at Johns Hopkins University. The Center for the Advancement of Academically Talented Youth expands to Homewood and Columbia campuses and a site in Easton for math. Last year turnout was very heavy with 90 students. testing and standard exams identify participants. Classes start Oct 9 meeting Saturday sessions, each two hours, with three to five hours weekly expected. High school or college credit often available. information line (301) 338-.
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