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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2001
Page
4
Graduates join a safety focused celebration in D C with the Play It Safe program. Details show health officials and local organizers coordinating free events wristbands and IDs to prevent drinking and risky behavior while offering food activities and information on pedestrian safety and long term consequences.
The Predépic Bounty Branch of the NAACP plans a 2001 Freedom Fund Banquet on Sunday at 3 pm at the Francis Scott Key Holiday Inn Frederick. Theme “Youth All the Way” features keynote Jeffrey J. Johnson national director of NAACP youth division. Tickets 30, table of eight 240. Call 301-695-5947 to purchase or donate.
FCC hosts an open house Tuesday June 12 to recruit part time instructors for credit classes across disciplines. The event targets professionals with master’s or advanced studies seeking teaching roles at Frederick Community College and in its continuing education programs.
More than 600 Fort Detrick soldiers will form on the Blue and Gray Field for a June 14 ceremony marking the Army’s 226th birthday. Maj Gen John Parker will host in front of Headquarters at 810 Schreider St. The public is invited. for details call 301-619-2018. An open house will also discuss FCC adjunct teaching roles and faculty needs, with instructors panel sharing experiences. attendees should bring resumes. For info call 301-846-2620 or email feejobs@fee.ce.md.us.
Sabrina Madsen, a ninth grader from Frederick's Spring Ridge Elementary, shared the 12 winners of a $5.05 Savings Bond prize in a statewide CEEM poster contest. More than 950 entries statewide, Sabrina's entry illustrated capital, human and safety themes as a banker poster.
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