PIC details accomplishments in Frederick County 1992
Frederick County Commissioners heard the Private Industry Council report strong 1992 progress in job training and human services. Highlights include opening the ReEmployment Resources Center on Sagner Avenue, 165 more residents served, and a 50 percent drop in high school dropout rates due to Maryland's Tomorrow Program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Private Industry Council
Frederick County
Maryland’s
PIC
Sagner Avenue
Maryland
Tomorrow
Frederick City
Partnership
IBM
Gail Bowerman
Bruce Reeder
Students win Good Citizenship Awards at Ballenger Creek Elementary
Good Citizenship Awards were presented to students from kindergarten through fifth grade at Ballenger Creek Elementary during a cultural arts and citizenship program led by principal Larry Cassell. Monthly selections honor respectful behavior, courtesy, and effort, with students and teachers recognized for classroom excellence and schoolwide honors including Golden paintbrush and sneaker awards.
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Ballenger Creek
Larry Cassell
Kandergarten
Tess Shapp
Melissa Artighere
Cory Rhodes
Christina Clark
Bobbie Houck
Lori
Smante Trassentavon Baspir
County refinances bonds and saves 1.2 million dollars
Frederick County commissioners refinanced about 30 million dollars in old bonds with Kidder Peabody at 5.56 percent, saving 1.2 million in debt service over 22 years. Savings include 652 thousand in the current budget and future reductions in fiscal 1994 and 1995, preserving the county’s AA bond rating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Baltimore
Kidder- Peabody
Gail Bowerman
Ronald Sundergill
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Richard Kerns
News-Post
Tom Fox
Bowerman
New York
Norton McNaughton
Esprit
Capezio
Stone Mountain
Tignanella
Liz
Coach
Judy Bond
Slace Island
Pete &B
Alfred Dunner
Allison Smith & Others
Capizzi
S-M-L
Zena Union Bay & Others
MS. Leather
Godenione
BT Fagtors Snevetes
Famous Maker Panties & Tops
White Cops
Esata Reaiols
Tan
Vanity Fair
PSE
Ats
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