Ribbon Cutting – Educational Center at the
Downtown Library
Who: Wicomico Public Library in partnership with Wor-Wic Community College along side community leaders: Wicomico Public Library Executive Director Andrea Berstler, Dr. Stephen Capelli, VP of Academic and Student Affairs for Wor-Wic Community College, Ruth Baker, Dean of Continuing Education and Workforce Development for Wor-Wic Community College, County Executive Rick Pollitt, Erica Joseph, VP of Community Investment for the Community Foundation of the Eastern Shore and Dr. Doug Wilson, President & CEO for the Community Foundation of the Eastern Shore.
What: On Tuesday (10/28) at 3:30 pm, Wicomico Public Library, in partnership with Wor-Wic Community College, will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Educational Center located in the Downtown Library.
When: Tuesday (10/28) at 3:30 pm
Where: Downstairs, Downtown Library
Why: The new Educational Center consists of classroom and computer lab space for use for various trainings and workshops. This venture is a new way for the library to provide services which are core to its mission.
4 comments:
Nothing like bringing into existence more government jobs to inflate job numbers.
When will it ever stop?
You can have all the bells and whistles in the world but without an employment base these kinds of feel good programs are useless.
People are so blind to the reality and fall constantly for smoke and mirrors.
If it wasn't for ribbon cuttings Pollitt would have a campaign. He sure has used his office to get publicity. We're watching this abuse.
We're going to waste at least $400/hr in payroll just so a bunch of government workers can pat themselves on the back, without any direct benefit from their presence.
Exactly 3:03. This is the kind of crap Pollitt is proud of and unfortunately the democrat voters have a collective IQ somewhere in the moron range and will think it's just great.
This isn't something to be celebrated. You celebrate when a Fortune 500 company decides to set up shop in the area. The expectations of the people in Wicomico is in the toilet.
This is why they settle for subpar elected officials.
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