Davis Leaves Law for Frederick County Library Directorship
Dease Davis, 41, left a promising law career after 15 years in libraries to become Frederick County Library System director. She cites public libraries as essential community resources and aims to modernize services, expand collections, and pursue a planned $2.8 million C Burr Artz Library expansion while implementing a new 160000 dollar on line catalogue system to improve access and efficiency.
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Davis
Frederick County
Dease Davis
Ms. Davis
Reisterstown
University of Maryland
Carrall County Library System
Piper and Marburg
Baltimore
Maryland National Bank
Maryland National
Martha Reynolds
Library Board
Howard
Carroll County
Frederick
Allegany
C Burr Artz
Jake
Denise Davis
Bussard Center unveils video on disabled workers jobs effort
About a dozen local, state and federal officials joined more than 60 others at the Jeanne Bussard Center on South Market Street Tuesday for the premiere viewing of a video highlighting the center's efforts to place disabled workers into unsheltered employment. The JBC Experience, You're Missing The Boat commemorates a three year, 105000 grant from the state used to implement a community employment placement program. JBC placed 36 clients into community jobs, more than doubling the grant's requirements from the state Department of Education Division of Rehabilitation.
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Bill Green
Jeanne Bussard Center
JBC
Maggie Roffee
Committee On Employment of
James Jeffers
Jerry Koons
South Market Street
State Department of Education Division of Rehabilitation
Taney House Receives $10,000 Donation for Restoration
Baltimore foundations Jacob and Annita France and Robert G Merrick jointly gave $10,000 to the Francis Scott Key Memorial Foundation to support the Roger Brooke Taney House in Frederick Maryland. Funds will be held until trustees decide use, with need for ongoing maintenance and expansion plans including purchasing adjacent property.
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Baltimore
Roger Brooke Taney
Frederick
Jacob
Summers
Myersville Seeks Recreation Areas and Pool Plan
A Myersville and Wolfsville civic group asked town officials Tuesday night to establish recreational facilities including athletic fields, playgrounds, and a $320000 swimming pool funded by family memberships of about 230 annually. Officials will review site uses at future meetings while also considering a motel and fast food development on a four acre Sunoco-adjacent site with State water permits pending. The town will donate 1000 to heritage days planning for October 1994 and intends a major revision of the comprehensive master plan, zoning ordinance, and planning text concurrently.
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Myersville
Wolfsville
Sunoco
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Complete Optical Service Center
Allegany Optical
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