Frederick Safe place for workers in Frederick city
Frederick shows strong safety results with incident rates below local and national trends says safety coordinator Dan Patton. The city celebrated its fourth Safety and Health Day highlighting low claims reimbursement from National Council on Compensation Insurance totaling 197045 in 1995, 700K in 1997, and 100000 in 1998.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dan Patton
Patton
National Council On Compensation Insurance
Fredenck
Jim Schmidt
Julia Hassett
Jeanne Rockenbaugh
Joyce Rosensteel
Bob Wilkinson
Dave Keller
Bill Schugars
Beth Richardson
Jackson to speak at youth summit in Frederick
Jermaine Jackson attends Frederick's Promise Communities in Schools summit with a luncheon Friday at the Weinberg Center. Mayor Grimes and County Commissioner President David Gray will honor him with a certificate of appreciation for mentoring efforts through the Neal program. The piece highlights America's Promise five core commitments to youth and Powell's leadership. Navy Petty Officer Jason Burkett, son of James and Debbie Langley of Frederick, recently completed Nuclear Power School and earned a promotion after graduating Frederick High School in 1997.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermaine Jackson
Frederick
Gen Powell
America
Navy
Jason Burkett
Navys
Naval Nuclear Power Training Command
Goose Creek
S.C
James
Debbie Langley
Frederck
Frederick High School
Maryland graduates enter strong job market says study and experts
Maryland college and university graduates face a labor market described as very strong with high demand across fields. A Manpower survey shows 38 percent of Maryland employers expect to add workers, 32 percent nationally plan new hires, and unemployment is low. Students cite ample opportunities, with examples like Gateway Computers engineer Sean Curran and others planning careers in law enforcement, speech pathology, and criminal justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Linda Gast
University of Maryland
Manpower, Inc
Mary Matalin
Laurie Green
Sean Curran
Gateway Computers
Curran
Glen Burnie
Dave Cervenka
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Cervenka
Department of Justice
Office of
Public Defender
Upper Marlboro
Towson University
Greg Gittleman
Navy P O1 Bowers completes six month ship deployment
Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Frederick Bowers finished a six month assignment aboard the amphibious transport dock USS Nashville, home port Norfolk Virginia. He is the son of Freddie and Marc Bowers of Cascade and a 1979 graduate of Smithsburg High School who joined the Navy in August 1979.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Frederick Bowers
Mediterranean Sea
Arabian Gulf
Uss
Nashville
Norfolk
Freddie and
Marc Bowers
Cascade
Smithsburg High School
Wake Forest Announces Graduate Degrees for Two Area Students
Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem announces degree recipients Katie McKenna of Middletown earned a bachelor of science in religion and Shannon Trant of Fredericksburg received a bachelor’s degree, highlighting local graduates from the liberal arts program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Forest University
Winston-Salem
N.C
Katie McKenna
Middletown
Shannon Trant
Fredenck
Trial delayed to test blood on Clark knife
The Montgomery County Circuit Court postponed the Clark trial on the murder of Michele Dorr to Sept 27 to allow laboratory testing of blood found on a knife linked to him. Prosecutors say positive blood results could yield incriminating evidence. defense seeks venue change amid heavy publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Rockville
Epee Baten
Cat Bier
Montgomery County
Paul H. Weinstein
James Trusty
Debra Dwyer
Rhode Island
Michele Dorr
Mr. Trusty
Weinstein
Laura Houghteling
Harvard
Bethesda
Michele Lee Dorr
Silver Spring
Ms Houghteling
New Jersey
Ms Dwyer
Dwyer
Michele
Donald Salzman
Brian Shefferman
Washington
WIC program earns state nutrition education award
Frederick County WIC participants will receive checks at the Health Department next week and also gain nutrition guidance. The program won the state award for Team Nutrition efforts after about 3,000 participants—women, infants and children—benefit from engaging education during check pickups. Staff use puppet shows and dances to convey healthy eating in five minutes. The June 1 2 and 3 check distribution was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Marylou Stone
Health Department
WIC
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ike Wilson
News-Post
Jackson
Burkett Graduates
Hardee
Frederick Newe
Timothy Jacobsen
Knights of Columbus Council
Arc
Council
Carl Settle
Gretchen Holtz
David Richards
Bowers
Ray Price
A.G. Edwards
Kiwanis Club
Suburban
Phil Pople
Sonia Boin
Montgomery
Mhigh
Af Ae
Takai DI
A West 7Th Street
Frederick, MD
HamMenp