Maryland Attorney General to Honor Local Juvenile Crime Prevention Programs

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Contact: Mike Hall, 301-217-6535 or Pager, 301-215-0740

MARYLAND ATTORNEY GENERAL TO HONOR
LOCAL JUVENILE CRIME PREVENTION PROGRAMS

Wednesday, June 3, 1998
4:30 p.m.

*Red Brick Courthouse
29 Courthouse Square, Rockville

* * * * * * Maryland Attorney General Joseph Curran will honor 18 local programs for innovative juvenile crime prevention and early intervention efforts. Montgomery County Executive Douglas M. Duncan and Police Chief Carol Mehrling will be among those in attendance for the AG's "Spotlight on Prevention" awards. Programs receiving recognition include:

Big Brothers/Big Sisters of the National Capital Area;
Cinnamon Woods' Gym Night for Teens, Cinnamon Woods Home Assoc.;
Community Outreach Program ("COP"), Mont. County Dept. of Police;
Drawing the Line On Under 21 Alcohol Use;
Drug Education Program, Mont. County Dept. of Police
Fantastic Fridays and Winning Wednesdays, City of Gaithersburg
Inner Vision Quest Program, City of Rockville;
Intergenerational Program: Senior/Youth Advocacy, City of Rockville;
Kids with Cops, Mont. County Dept. of Police;
Mark Twain School Mentoring Program, City of Rockville;
Montgomery County Teen Court, MCPS and M.C. State's Attorney;
One to One Youth Initiative, Mont. County Dept. of Police
Richard Montgomery H.S. Conflict Resolution Group, City of Rockville;
Rockville High School College and Work Bound Group, City of Rockville;
Tanglewood Neighborhood Watch, Tanglewood Neighborhood Assoc.;
Touch and Get Involved, M.C. Dept. of Correction & Rehab.;
Upper 90 After School Program, MCPS and M.C. Dept. of Police;
What Would You Do?, Mont. County Dept. of Police;

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