Hood and Mount Mary join on distance learning venture
Hood College and Mount St. Mary’s College announced a joint distance learning project via Verizon Maryland Interactive Distance Learning Network. A ceremony demonstrated cross campus classes with remote cameras and monitors, enabling about 30 students per site to participate in shared German and future chemistry courses.
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Frederick Honor College
Mount St. Mary's College
Verizon
Maryland
Mount St. Mary's
Mood
Roser Caminals-Byard
Hood College
Hand
Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures
Stem
Technoloay WA
Coll Pincikowski
Hood
Pincikowski
Pin
Piniikowski
Caminals-Heath
Camninalg-Heath
Susannn Samples
Department of Foreign Languages
the Mount
Dr. Samples
Nancy Poss
Mount St. Mary
Samples
Campinall
Corneling Pay
Eadh
Fay
Stat
Oii
Tor Meola
MID
County planners approve Urbana Town Center project
Frederick County Planning Commission granted unanimous conditional approval for the Urbana Town Center, a mixed use project with 3600 residential units and eight street sections. The plan includes a county library, supermarket, bank and senior citizen parking, with design features supporting pedestrian access and flexible use, and construction expected to begin in 2003.
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Urbana
Frederick County Planning Commission
Frederick County
Dan Gardner
Lirbana
State Highway Administration
Mark McPonnell
Conney
Ciore
Desi
McDonnell
Darrell Balson
Frederick County Public Libraries
Batson
Uie
Eam
Mark Friis
Friis
Tony Natali
Zund
Angelos to trim tobacco suit fees in Maryland case
Maryland lawmakers heard Angelos propose cutting legal fees in the tobacco litigation. Angelos would take 5 percent of future recoveries over 23 years, potentially up to 250 million, instead of the original 25 percent share that could top 1 billion. The legislature lowered the fee to 12 percent, but Angelos pressed to honor the original contract.
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Annapolis
Toby Angelos
Maryland
Casper Rylir
Allegany
John Pica
Angelos
Lim
MontCo to probe report on unsafe water
Montgomery County to review a report by MaryPIRG on chlorine byproducts in tap water. The analysis claims over 500 pregnant women annually face high exposure, urging scrutiny of WSSC water delivery and safety measures. County leaders schedule meetings with Sanitary Commission and environmental groups to assess health risks.
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MontCo
Rockville
Montaovery
Washington Sulai) Sanitary Commission
Coanci
Steven Silverman
Independent
Environmental Working Group
State Public Interest Research Group
Marypirg
Montgomery County
Silverman
Uns
Itnhealthy Cony
Pounds
County Board of Health
WSSC
Igsneon
Walkersville approves water for ball field use
Walkersville officials approved water allocations for Heritage Farm Park and Walkersville High School athletic fields after initial denial. The plan targets supplying 110000 gallons every six months to Heritage Farm Park and 100000 gallons to Walkersville High School, with irrigation systems to be funded by the school and monitored by signed agreements.
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Walkersville
Heritage Farm Park
Walkersville High School
Glade Valley
Iy Board
Alerliness
Ad Weddle
Weddle
ABC
He Farm Park
Carnigsiane
GAA
Terigsatta Systnor
Walker High
Debbie Zintmerhian
Hirongh
Brunswick considers new district for downtown growth
Councilor Jan Castle said Brunswick weighs creating a new district to spur downtown development and attract business. Mayor Carroll Jones supported the idea, noting the program would need no financial cost and could use state credits to aid the town’s revitalization efforts.
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Brunswics
Civ
Caumeil
Spyypad
Jan Castle
Hy Xeon
Brunswick
Senate
Stiy
Carroll Jones
Castle
Whevily
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Hood, Mount
Ponce
Une Kowlle
Jeiy Welsh
Cornelis Fils
Hued College
Mount St.ia
Freebau Mare
Stophy
Logan
Paul F. Brunner, Jr
Nationwide’ Insurance & Financial Services
Oks
Wrank J. Giovinazzi News
West Statt Niessessing
Brunswick Mulls
Frou Star
Ems
Shaw Industries, Inc
Panadelphia
Hagerstown
U.S. Carpet Market, Inc
Uscarpetmarket
Frederick
Willowdale
Willowdale Drive
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