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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1998
Page
7
Frederick Community College will start a multi level English as a Second Language program this fall to aid non native speakers. The program features small classes and a language lab with free tutoring and self paced progress. After completion students may enroll in college courses.
Local event notes show Frederick Netus as host for a gathering labeled with a strong local branding. Attendees are listed as community members and supporters. The piece emphasizes a celebratory mood and potential future engagements tied to the host’s name.
Two year old Trevor Bohrer of Williamsport enjoys a ride in an old style fire engine from Middletown. The engine is part of Urbana s Carnival bringing fire engines from surrounding towns in Frederick County to entertain guests.
Carroll County native Pat Kennedy is named income development specialist for the American Cancer Society covering Carroll and Frederick counties. She will coordinate fundraising projects from home in Carroll and at the Frederick ACS office. Kennedy, a Shepherd University graduate and Carroll Leadership Academy alum, has 12 years volunteering and previously worked for United Way of Central Maryland.
Nine residents advocate reverting a one way alley to two way after Teresa Ankney spoke for neighbors before Mayor Jim Grimes and the aldermen. They argue the initial survey was incomplete and that the change raised safety concerns while others support keeping the one way flow. The streets committee will discuss the alley status at 9 am on Tuesday July 21.
Frederick County Public Schools Board considered a no-cost maintenance study from ServiceMaster to identify cost savings across 59 buildings and possibly lead to a bidding contract. The discussion included privatizing duties and adding the Endowment Fund Committee members, with actions on ethics, a Title VI grant for magnet programs, and grade-expectation changes for extracurriculars.
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