Geographic guard becomes nature's nurse at National Geographic
Bill Sutphin a security guard at National Geographic facility tends 21 mallards born in spring catching and raising them in a home wading pool near Sugarloaf Mountain. The three men Lew Leizear and John Hilton helped rescue ducklings from predators and release them back to a large lake on the 500 to 600 acre grounds now a wildlife refuge with hunting and fishing banned.
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Migrants Head Start closes in Federalsburg
Migrants Head Start in Federalsburg shut Aug 7 due to enrollment decline. Only 16 of 51 funded slots filled as housing shortages and stricter county rules shrink migrant camps. Officials cite possible impact of new federal residency rule pushing workers to stay put.
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Chairwoman named for nursing study in Maryland
Governor William Donald Schaefer appointed Sister Elizabeth Ann of Mercy Hospital to chair a 20 member Maryland task force on the nursing shortage. The panel will propose solutions to retain nurses, attract inactive workers, and promote nursing in secondary schools, addressing care quality costs and accessibility.
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