Solar energy exhibit slated June 11 14 on Capitol Hill
The Solar Energy Industries Association announces a four day exhibit at the Hyatt Regency on Capitol Hill from June 11 to 14. Top firms such as General Electric Hevere Copper and Brits and Westinghouse Electric will display solar heating panels and related products. The event runs Friday 6 to 9 pm and Saturday to Monday 1 pm to 9 pm with admission two dollars and free for children under six.
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Hyatt Regency
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John Blake
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Solar Energy Industries Association
SEIA
Blake
General Electric
Grusman Energy Programs
Glin Corporation
PPG Industries
Hevere Copper
Brits
Westinghouse Electric
Waverley cubs end year with family picnic meet
Waverley Cub Pack 1068 held its final meeting before summer at Gambrill Park with food games and races for all. Mitch Small announced two summer activities an overnight campout July 7 and an Orioles game trip August 28. Awards included Tony Green Bobcat Norman Sowell Wolf Badge Malcolm Bryan Webelos Colors Michael Ambrose Webelos Colors Ty Turner one year pin and more.
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Tony Green
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Norman Sowell
Malcolm Bryan
Webelos
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Ty Turner
Karl Bream
Chris Crespo
Michael Walsh
Ene Little
Joe Eimans
Eddie Garner
Local Graduates Celebrate Summa Cum Laude Psychology Degree
Miss Laura Lacy Viehmyer of Mt. Airy and Towson earns a BA in Psychology on May 23 from the Cite of Maryland Baltimore County. She graduates among five summa cum laude in a class of 942 and plans to pursue a master’s at the University of California in September after her marriage to Ena. JA Mehola TED officiated at the Nasal Academy Chapel in Annapolis. Viehmyer, previously second runner-up in the 1976 Miss Mars land USA contest, has ties to Annapolis and Radimeare school of Mattias.
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Wayne C. Hough
Mt. Airy
Edward E. Viehmyer
Towson
Cite of
Maryland
Baltic County
Phi Kappa Phi
University of California
Ena. JA. Mehola Ted
Nasal Academy Chapel
Annapolis
Miss Viehmyer
Exhibitors at antique shows must obtain licenses
Maryland Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein announces that the Miscellaneous Revenues Division will notify all known promoters of antique shows to secure the necessary licenses. The action aims to regulate sales and ensure tax compliance across events.
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Louis L. Goldstein
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Goldstein
Byron Led Opposition To Postal Service Cutbacks
Representative Goodluc voiced opposition to the Postal Directive cutting weekend and holiday mail processing in Hagerstown and Frederick, calling for a postponement and thorough review amid rising rates and new funding requests.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
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