Helipad dedication marks milestone at Shady Grove Hospital
A new $20,000 helipad at Shady Grove Adventist Hospital was dedicated despite weather delays. The facility aims to speed patient transfer to trauma centers, aligning with plans from 1973 under MIEMS founder Gov. Marvin Mandel. Donors include Pettit, Morris, Ward Construction, Glen Construction, and Weinschel Engineering.
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Shady Grove Adventist Hospital
Gaithersburg
Bryan Breckenridge
Joe Kelly
Maryland Ems
Tom Flynn
Shady Grove Hospital
Shady Grove
Buta
Marvin Mandel
Medical Institute For Emergency Medical Services
MIEMS
University of Maryland
Baltimore
Kelly
State of Maryland
Sion
PIC urges termination of Montgomery College job training contract
The Private Industry Council led by Ronald E. Resh recommends ending the Montgomery College program under the Job Training Partnership Act due to unmet performance standards. The plan aimed to train workers for Tribune United’s cable franchise, but only 28 of 30 federally required trainees were reached, with concerns over demand and long term job placement.
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Rockville
Montgomery College
Otaniarde
Pemibena
Ronald E. Resh
Montgomery County
Resh
Private Industry Council
PIC
Corporation For Technological Training
CTT
CETA
Esther P. Gelman
Alan Kutz
Kutz
Tpachnnlingical Ameornations Employment Group
TOEG
Katz
Tribune United
Deano George's
Fairfax
Frederick Journal halts publication after one year
The Frederick Journal, a weekly Frederick County newspaper owned by Ogden Newspapers of Wheeling West Virginia, printed its final issue on April 10. Spokesman Craig Bohrer confirmed the shutdown amid no comment from Ogden official G Odgen Nutting. The office in downtown Frederick had operated for about a year.
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Frederick Journal
Frederick County
Craig Bohrer
Journal
Odgen Newspapers
Wheeling
W.va
Ogden
G. Odgen Nutting
Frederick
Three Buckeystown towns chosen for HUD grant bid
Frederick County commissioners named Doubs Pleasant View and Lime Kiln as targets in a county application for a 500000 federal housing grant. Irene Dunne cited large minority populations low incomes and poor housing plus failing septic systems as rationale. The plan faces stiff competition with 18 of 44 Maryland towns approved last year and could be delayed until next fall. The 3-2 vote saw Bollinger and Grossnickle oppose the measure.
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Frederick County
Doubs
Pleasant View
Lime Kiln
Buckeystown
Irene Dunne
Point of Rocks
Ms. Dunne
Maryland
Dunne
Parachutists drop into Brunswick and Linganore high schools
Five members of the US Armys Silver Wings parachute team from Fort Benning Georgia will perform chute jumps for students at Brunswick High School at 11 15 a m and at Linganore High School at 3 p m on May 18 dropping from 8000 feet.
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Brunswick
Linganore High Schools
US Armys
Silver Wings
Fort Benning
Georgia
Linganore
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Frederick, Md
Associated Foot Health
P.A
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Stonegate Business
Call
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Shabrow
Hagerstown
East Long Meadow Road
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News-Post
Libertytown
Emmitsburg
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Aler
Southern States
Urbana Pike
Frederick Center
Francis Scott Key
Sears
Weight Watchers International, Inc
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