Frederick woman leads crusade to stamp out Alzheimer's
Local activist Kathy Saggin, widowed by Alzheimer's, drives a petition to Congress and the Postal Service for a commemorative Alzheimer's stamp. She plans to submit a proposal by August 3 after gathering about 6,000 signatures online and in person. The effort follows the Breast Cancer Stamp model and seeks to raise awareness and research funding.
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Poor families face utility shutoffs amid Maryland heat
In Central Maryland many low income households risk losing electricity as BGE cuts power to thousands. A national study projects 4.3 million such households in 19 states at risk. Maryland programs faced delays due to computer glitches, hindering aid.
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Frederick police academy offers associate degree program
Student police officers begin training blocks taught by community experts. The academy partners with Frederick to offer an associate of applied science degree in police science. For four weeks students attend seven hours daily with core and orderal classes integrated. Graduation is tentatively set for next Feb. 5. Attendees include nine from Frederick.
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Hood offers portfolio session and evaluation for credit
Students must be degree candidates at Hood to be eligible for enhancement services. The portfolio session will be held at Hood knowledge and then submitted to appropriate faculty for evaluation and possible recommendation credit. Contact the assistant director of academic affairs at Hood, 301 696 3422 or by email at blakemania hood.edu.
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Fountain Rock Park to Host Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
A ribbon-cutting is planned for Saturday July 21 at 2 at Fountain Rock Park situated west of Walkersville on Fountain Rock Road. The 22.5 acre site features historic limestone quarries, a fishing pond, nature trails, a water-filled quarry and a nature center.
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Harmful algae found in Chesapeake Bay echoes past fish kills
Maryland biologists report Pfiesteria and related algae in coastal waters, with evidence of impacts on underwater grasses and shellfish. While no human illnesses linked in the US, scientists caution potential risks as nutrient pollution and development raise bay levels. Monitoring at 58 sites shows low Pfiesteria at three rivers and Fishing Bay with no fish kills.
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