Notable Educators and Students Earn Honors Across District
Winters returns from overseas deployment. Carrie Beazel, director of education at Sylvan Learning Center, was named Sylvan Learning Corporation Teacher of the Year and received the Circle Award for 1999-2000 at the Sylvan Conference. Katy Lesser, a Frederick student, attended the fourth annual Liberal Arts Day at Salisbury University. Sean O’Keefe of Middletown joined the fourth annual Liberal Arts in Action Day at Salisbury University. Lauren Dobay, Jennifer Olson, and Michelle Dorsch were named Presidential Scholars from Mount Airy and Frederick. Elizabeth Berkowitz of Frederick earned a BA in art from Millersville University. Joseph Crawford of Monrovia attended the National Leaders Conference in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Beazel
Sylvan Learning Center
Sylvan Learning Corporation
Ms. Beazel
Sylvan
Atlante
Katy Lesser
Frederick
Ms. Lesser
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Sean O'Keefe
Middletown
Sepiatena University
Selins
Middletown High School
O’keefe
Salteeburg College
Pennsylvania
Lauren Dobay
Jennifer Olson
Mount Airy
Michelle Dorsch
Joseph Crawford
Monrovia
Washington, DC
Health Safety Day at FCC on Oct 26
Frederick Community College and EHS Services Inc will host Health Safety Day to improve area work environments. For registration call 301 446 2419.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FCC
Taxpayer group leader outlines Maryland tax plan
Tax speaker Bill Skinner, president of the Maryland Taxpayers Association, spoke at the Frederick County Men's Republican Club meeting. The association has pushed to cut and end Maryland’s inheritance tax and aims to lobby to return a budget surplus to taxpayers in the upcoming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Skinner
Men's Republican Club
Frederick County
Skinner
Maryland Taxpayers Association
Maryland
Tim Weselek
Mark Acierao
Frederick Sport and Spine Clinic
Rotary Club of
Frederick
Cecil Pottieger
Acierno
Mike Jones
United Way Expands Volunteer Options for Busy People
The United Way Volunteer Center outlines two services to help busy residents engage in volunteering. A monthly calendar lists weekend and event opportunities suitable for families and various age groups, with November marking a six month subscription and ongoing projects in the Monocacy Watershed. Contacts include Lisa Beatty and the center at 301-663-5213 or email uwred erots.com.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Way
Valunteer
Eeokoe
Lesa Orr
Volvale Cores
United Way Volunteer Center
Cross.com
Ick County
Monocacy
Lisa Beatty
AmeriCorp* Vista
Mackley Picnic Honors Mackley Descendants at Thurmont Park
Descendants of Michael and the Mackleys held a Mackley family picnic at Thurmont Community Park with 40 attendees. James H. Mackley welcomed guests while James C. Mackey gave the invocation and blessing. Officers will remain, including president James H. Mackley and secretary treasurer James C. Mackley. A progress update on the family tree was shared, and Evelynweer Heck celebrated a birthday on August 25. Engagements noted for Brad Fisher and Aimee Testerman, Edwin and Demir Makhee, and Matt Meitzler and Jane Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
the Mackley
Thurmont
James H. Mackley
James C. Mackey
Sabillasville
James C. Mackley
Mary Mackley
William Pohler
Evelyn Weer Heck
Brad Fisher
Aimee Testerman
Edwin and
Demir Mache Ee
Matt Meitzler
Jane Edwards
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beazel
President's ‘Circle
Lesser
Liberal Arts In Action
O'Keefe
Berkowitz
Elizabeth Berkowitz
Millersville University
Commito
Bowdoin College
Crawford
Leaders
Thelma Yates
Mitchell
Friends Meeting Schools
Frederick Douglas
Kiwanis
Dana Cable
Kiwanis Organization
Burton Lee
Capital District
Frederick Club
Dr. Cable
Camual
Chris Miller
Market St
Chratch
Lewis Drive
Damascus, MD
Ting
Fountain Rock Fork
Glade Creek
Liz Sherman
Creek
Charles White
AmeriCorps Vista
Sassin
The
Frederich Netns-Post
Conem Ty Informatho
Che Frederich Nefys
Ares
Ata Towne
Ree
ANOS
AES
TNS
Eero
Veismear
Westridge
CFEC
Ian Ioe
Maesimar
Gary Pek
Westoall Selbe
Boean
Frederck
Woodsboro Pike
Woodsboro
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