See You at the Pole draws students at county schools
Dozens of students across the county gathered at school flagpoles on Wednesday morning for prayer as part of See You at the Pole National Day of Student Prayer. Walkersville High School 10th grader Jordan Frizen said he felt a stronger sense of God than in church. At Singapore High students formed three prayer circles and joined the nationwide observance involving about three million teenagers.
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Jordan Frizen
Walkersville High School
Singanore High
National Network of Youth Ministries
Frederick County
God
Arn Bjorndal
Youth For Christ
Heather Clay Accepted to Davis & Elkins College
Heather Clay a Freder ick High School graduate has been accepted to Davis & Elkins College for the fall term. She will study education and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Sylvester.
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Heather Clay
Frederick High School
Davis & Elkins College
Richard Sylvester
Bokinsky Promoted to Sergeant First Class in Maryland Unit
Eric Bokinsky of the 200th Military Police Company in Salisbury was promoted to sergeant first class by unit commander 1st Lt Wayne Witzke. A 12 year military veteran, eight years in the unit, he serves as platoon sergeant and works as a fifth grade teacher at Deer Crossing Elementary School in Frederick.
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Eric Bokinsky
Salisbury
Wayne Witzke
Bokinsky
Deer Crossing
Frederick
FCC plans major capital spending for expansion
Frederick Community College trustees plan a capital spending plan through 2005 totaling over 17 million dollars. Priority projects include renovating the old business and technology center, the gym and field house, campus roads and parking, and repairs to the arts and student center. Additional possible projects would add 20 000 square feet for partnership classrooms and science and technology education space.
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Frederick Community College
Janice Holly
FCC
Board of Trustees
Business and Technology Center
Holly
Frederick pool closure follows repeated fecal incidents and vandalism
Frederick's William R. Diggs Memorial Swimming Pool faced permanent closure after recurring fecal material and debris found between July 17 and Aug 21 led the Frederick County Health Department to close the facility for cleaning each day. Vandalism and theft losses added financial strain, prompting debate over leasing the pool to groups or opening to city children to recoup costs.
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Frederick
William R. Diggs
Frederick County Health Department
Myers
YMCA
Salvation Army
Asbury United Methodist Church
William Hall
Hall
Blaine Young
Mr. Young
Recreation Department
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