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-- Sara Sutton, Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Lower Eastern Shore
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-- Sara Sutton, Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Lower Eastern Shore
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Press Releases
Developmental Center thanks Community Foundation
December 17, 2007
The
Worcester
County
Developmental
Center presented appreciation plaques to the Community Foundation of the Eastern Shore (CFES) and to Royal Plus, Inc., at a reception to celebrate the opening of the new temporary training facilities that will serve developmentally disabled clients in place of the building that was destroyed by fire in September. A Community Foundation sponsored Emergency Fund raised over $150,000 to help the
Developmental
Center re-open. Royal Plus provided the remodeling and use of a building they own in Snow Hill. Pictured (l to r) are: Michael Megary, President of the Developmental Center’s Board; Spicer Bell, CFES President; June Walker, Developmental Center Executive Director; and Matt Odachowski, president of Royal Plus.
