Hood College Honors Dr. Church With Plastic Block Library
Hood College president Dr. Martha E. Church received a library built from plastic building blocks as a gift from the 1989 class during the May 20 commencement. The graduates plan a new library in the 1990s, continuing a trend of gifts from graduates including marbles pennies puzzle pieces and goldfish for the library fund.
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Martha E. Church
Hood College
the College
Hood
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Church
Keys Suns move hinges on stadium deal in Frederick
The owners seek Carolina League approval to relocate the Hagerstown Suns to Frederick, tying entry to a promised stadium at Leuts Field and worrying league officials after past Maryland disputes. Delays could trigger a domino effect harming both leagues and local teams.
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Suns
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Kirk
Leuts Field
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Waldorf
Charles County
Keys
McCurdy Field
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Summer Art Classes at MCAD in Silver Spring
Maryland College of Art and Design opens registration for summer sessions through June 21. Six week classes run June 2 to Aug 2 with diverse courses for adults children and teens, including drawing sculpture photography and pre college design. Call (301) 649-4454 or visit 10500 Georgia Ave Silver Spring MD 20902 for details.
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Maryland College of Art and Design
MCAD
College Foundation
Georgia Ave
Silver Spring
Weather keeps heat rising across Delmarva coast
In mid June reports show above normal rainfall for May, but the eighth wettest May on record. Heat and humidity spread across Delaware, Maryland, and Ocean City with 90s forecast and air conditioners in high demand. Teachers at Beall Elementary faced postponed track meets due to rain while cadet Andy McGee noted fewer beachgoers. Water supplies outlook improves as rain ends drought.
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Mr. Saunders
Delaware
Mr. Leone
Beall Elementary
Cumberland
Jean DeWitt
Ocean City
Andy McGee
FAA ruling prompts meeting on airport operations and rally permit
FAA rules require city officials and airport representatives to meet in weeks to resolve service and operations. The mayor says a rally permit for the Ku Klux Klan at Baker Park Bandshell may be granted, despite objections and past legal costs. A Thurmont court ruling limits blocking parades by unpopular groups, pressuring administrative decisions.
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Ku Klux Klan
Baker Park
Thurmont
American Civil Liberties Union
Bush hailed for summit despite criticisms over vision
The piece notes Bush’s improved standing after Mikhail Gorbachev dominated public opinion with disarmament moves for months. Le Soir praised him as lead actor in a united alliance pursuing defense and political action to end Europe’s division, while de Volkskrant criticized his vision on peace and disarmament in Europe.
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Europe
Germany
Amsterdam
de Volkskrant
George Bush
Kettler Brothers Homes Crowned for 36 000 Residents Returning
Audiences are reminded that 36 000 people come home each night to Kettler Brothers award winning design and uncompromising quality. The copy highlights communities such as Montgomery Village Windward Key Hidden Valley Georgetown Hillandale and emphasizes building communities, not just homes.
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Chesapeake Bay
Windward Key
Hidden Valley
Georgetown
Hillandale
Kettler Brothers
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