Minority Youth Fair slated in Frederick on March 11
A free Minority Youth Fair will run 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday March 11 at the Frederick Youth Center on Burck Street. Sponsored by the center and the National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women Inc. in Frederick, the event covers Non Traditional Jobs and Improving Self Esteem with panelists including Capt. Stephanie L. Perry, Stephanie A. Brown, Julian M. Biggers, Dr Diane Ford, and Fara Guest. A post program teen dance is planned with attendance required for the full event and parents invited. For more information call Shirley Snowden at 898-7164.
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Department of Defense
Perth Amboy
N.J
Capt. Perry
Seton Hall University
American Biographical Institute
Stephanie A. Brown
South Frederick
Ms. Brown
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Delta Kappa Gamma Juilian M. Biggers
Baltimore
Japan
Korea
California
Kansas
Jacksonville
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County sees rash of ATV thefts
Frederick County sees multiple ATV thefts reported by police in late February. A Honda ATV valued at $800 was stolen from an unlocked barn on Creagerstown Road on Feb 27. A 1994 Honda TRX 300 was taken from a shed on Urbana Pike between Feb 24 and 6 p.m. Feb 25. A 1993 Honda ATV was stolen from a residence on Fraley Road near Emmitsburg on Feb 24. An additional break in and ATV theft occurred Feb 10 to 25 on Old Hagerstown Road Middletown. Police urge residents to record serial numbers of personal property.
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Prevailing wage repeal faces labor and contractor clash in Annapolis
In Annapolis Sen John Derr r Frederick argues to repeal Maryland s 26 year old prevailing wage law claiming annual public works savings up to 25 million dollars. Contractors tout bid relief and project funding, while labor advocates warn repeal erodes fair wages and raises profits at workers expense.
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Derr
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Kansas
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Michael Forti
McForti Inc
Baltimore
Frederick library study backs $62 million expansion
A study on C Burr Artz Library in Frederick calls for a $62 million expansion adding 26 000 square feet and a parking garage. It would relocate the main entrance by Carroll Creek and create a children s area a large study room and space for videos with 40 other amenities. The study costing about 15000 was presented to the county library board Wednesday night and will be brought to commissioners on March 20 during FY 1996 budget talks for nearly 600000 to fund architectural plans.
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Carroll Creek
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W Howard Garrett
Whitney Bailey Cox Magnani Consulting Engineers
Baltimore
Garrett
Deer Crossing Elementary Named for Local Wildlife near Lake Singanore
Frederick County board of education selected Deer Crossing Elementary School for the September 1997 opening near Lake Singanore. The name honors abundant local deer, with a committee of parents and teachers choosing over 15 options.
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David Markoe
D.C. Elementary
Harry deMoll
Singanore
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