Ride A Bike fundraiser links fun with FCARC support
Sunday at Baker Park offers a 1 kilometer loop around Culler Lake as part of the Ride A Bike event for the Association for Retarded Citizens of Frederick County. The FCARC outlines diverse routes across the county to fit various abilities and provides advocacy, financial aid, and services to families and adults with mental retardation. For April 17 details and registration call 663.0909.
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Baker Park
Association For
Frederick County
Culler Lake
FCARC
Great Frederick Fare Celebrates Michele Martins Coronation
A busy Frederick social weekend recaps Michele Martin’s triumph on novite at the Diamond Celebration at Colonial Jewelers, with champagne, crab dip, and lavish jewelry displays. The piece notes Marilyn Hurwitz’s absence, a $75,000 rock shown by Melvin, and a Bethesda wedding at La Ferme officiated by Rev. Kenneth McLean.
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Michele Martin
Frederick
Colonial Jewelers
Brookfield Road
Bradley Boulevard
Bethesda
Kenneth McLean
Cedar Lane Unitarian Church
Suzy Lowen
George Voellmer
Eric
Frederick Arts Center honors Helen Smith for tribute night
Ethel Loeb leads tribute to a celebrated Frederick artist as Mr. Springer pursues Delaplaine Arts Center funding from Maryland Arts Council. A music center is planned with recital and study spaces. Mildred Michael Judge, on oxygen for COPD, attends DAR events with granddaughter Julia Judge. Jeffrey Pahnestock debuts at Weinberg Center April 5 in a tenor recital. Francis Scott Key Unit 11 Auxiliary hosts a card party April 4 at 8 pm with $1.25 entry. Happy Easter.
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Springer
Delaplaine Arts Cener
State of Maryland Arts Council
Friends of the Arts Center
Helen Smith
Frederick
Mildred Michael Judge
C.O.P.D
Daughters of the American Revolution
St. Patrick's Day
Julia Marie Judge
Michael Judge
Jerome Michael Crewe
Charles Carroll of
Carrollton Society
Children of the Revolution
C.A.R
Mildred
Jeffrey Pahnestock
Eastman- Rochester Conservatory
Weinberg Center
Jeffrey
Francis Scott Key Unit 11
Los Angeles Faces Aging Infrastructure Amid Growth Strain
Los Angeles struggles with aging sewers roads and landfills as population pressures grow. Officials warn congestion and waste rise unless more landfills and funding are secured, with SCAG projecting sharp population and housing increases by 2020 and 1997 deadlines looming for new facilities.
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Los Angeles
U.S
Pacific Ocean
Tom Bradley
Edward J. Avila
Board of Public Works
Delwin A. Biagi
Public Works Department
Bureau of Sanitation
Southern California Association of Governments
Roger Riga
SCAG
Mr. Riga
California Department of Transportation
Laura Lake
UCLA
School of Public Health
Not Yet
New York
Ms. Lake
Ruth Galanter
U.S. Senate
Conehuied
Los Angeles County
Mike Antonovich
Dorothy Green
Heal the Bay
Mike Miller
Miller
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