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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1996
Page
4
A Frederick area brief from The News dated Thursday September 5 1996 highlights local happenings and community notices in a concise card format. It captures community voices, upcoming events, and brief public notices shaping city life.
Ken McVearry, Mount St Marys economics alumnus and Arlington real estate executive, leads the Bound For A Million annual fund. With last year’s 68 percent rise and 42 percent alumni giving, the plan targets $1 million for fiscal 1997 through workshops, regional meetings, and donor outreach across campuses and abroad. Donations bridge tuition and actual college costs, supporting students and seminarians.
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors of Elections seeks local computer technicians to monitor the voting system for the November election. The role involves training, testing, and on hand support, with BBC paying and the job available to full day coverage. Apply via contact Ms. Pratt at 694-2524.
Orchard Grove Elementary School in Frederick cancels orientation meetings this week. Instead, the open house for kindergarten through fifth grade students and parents is set for Saturday Sept 7 from 2 to 5 pm with staff in attendance.
The Frederick County library system plans a Local Access Network with about 38,000 from the C Burr Artz Trust and a potential 34,600 federal grant to improve access to information. An expanded network could reach all branches and add databases on social issues, a general encyclopedia and a business directory. The plan includes a 15 cent per page copy charge to cover materials for computer printouts, a pilot for one year. Sandra Doggett opposed the 15 cent fee citing cost to low income patrons. The library also expands services for the deaf, adding captioned videos and Deaf Life magazine and training two staff in sign language.
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