Clinic to Offer Flu Shots This Week
The clinic will provide flu vaccines from 9 a.m. to noon on Thursday with a $4 donation per shot. High risk groups include seniors 65 plus nursing home residents and people with pulmonary or cardiovascular conditions. CDC reports 74 flu cases in 21 states. pneumococcal vaccine discussed as a one time shot with no donation.
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Mount Airy debates Cablevision service expansion
Mount Airy council approves talks to allow Frederick Cablevision to compete with Prestige Cable in town. Officials cite public demand while weighing economics and buyout costs. Prestige serves nearly 1,000 subscribers with basic rates at $20.05 versus Frederick’s $15.85.
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Frederick Cablévision
Prestige
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Frederick
Carroll Counties
Prestige Cable
Tates
Richard von Unwerth
von Unwerth
Ce Ae Eee
Robert Cole
Mount administrators to meet with students over complaints
Emmitsburg Mount St Marys College administrators will meet a student committee to discuss recent complaints. Matt Coyle will appoint Paul Palmieri and himself as committee members with Tara Desmond as vice president. Residents may apply to Neal Potter for Victim Services Advisory Board seats by Dec 20.
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Mount St. Mary's College
Mike Diegel
Matt Coyle
Paul Palmieri
Coyle
SGA
Tara Desmond
Rockville
Neal Potter
Victim Services Advisory Board
Gerret
Monroe St
Hearings Delay State Budget Crisis in Fiscal Scrutiny
State lawmakers prepare 13 member Senate committee hearings on Medicaid increases and a looming deficit. Officials from government, business, and public groups will present in seminar style sessions at Community College and in Hagerstown. The aim is to collect public input on taxes, revenues, and budget balancing.
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Seal
Cocmenity College
Hagerstown
Commissioners OK FCC funding switch for campus work
Frederick County Commissioners approve reallocating design funds from FCC 1992 capital plan to cover campus repairs and roof evaluations. Funds will defer 2.6 million in construction costs and help pay contractors pending state reimbursements, with FCC facing 800,000 in projects amid state cuts.
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Frederick Community College
FCC
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Marty Crabbs
Gail Bowerman
Sue Ann ‘Y
Betts
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