FCC approves policy changes and campus improvements
The FCC board approved sidewalk repaving funds totaling 812000 and new sidewalks at Frederick city. They elected Ken Rice as chairman and Dr Ann Abeles as vice chair. A promotion policy for faculty to full professor was set, with credit hour rules. New building naming criteria were adopted, requiring significant contribution or affiliation with the college.
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General Shisler Navy Cross nominee dies after long service
Retired brigadier general Shisler who served 26 years through World War II and Korea died after a life of civic work and farming. He held Silver Star and Bronze Star honors, commanded at staff levels in Quantico and Washington, and retired in 1958. He leaves a wife, a daughter Judith Grauert, a son Geoffrey Shisler, a stepdaughter Barbara Carr, six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral plans at Fort Myer Chapel will be announced. Flowers omitted. donations suggested to Hospice of Frederick County or American Cancer Society.
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Teens Hit While Crossing In Storm Struck By Car
Two teen pedestrians from Gaithersburg and Rockville were seriously injured when a car struck them on Viers Mill Road during a heavy storm. The 13 year old from Gaithersburg, Shevonne Reed, and 12 year old Nicole Dargan, were taken to Children's National Hospital in Washington in serious condition. The driver, Israel Gomez, 26, of Rockville, wearing a seat belt, was not injured and authorities said alcohol was not a factor, blaming pedestrian error.
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Skeptics Question Apparitions Reported at Emmitsburg Visit
Mary appeared to Mrs. Sullivan delivering warnings about unfaithfulness and future suffering. Dr. Sullivan, a Pennsylvania physician, compares skepticism to a parent warning a child. The couple says messages come from the Virgin Mary, urging prayer and open life to God, while skeptics remain unconvinced.
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New Incinerators Planned as Backups and Capacity Boost
Detrick says the Maryland incinerator project will serve as backups during maintenance and add future capacity. Construction is planned for 12 to 18 months, potentially beginning this fall. The Maryland Department of the Environment invites public comments through July 12 to Suzanne Bond at the Air and Radiation Management Administration in Baltimore. Requests for a public hearing must be sent by July 5 to the same address.
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Sullivans to open mobile clinic offering basic care
Dr. Sullivan explains the aim is to add love to medicine by providing simple, basic health care to those who cannot afford it. The clinic will travel between Hagerstown and Westminster and plans to serve migrants, focusing on dignity alongside science.
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Baltimore Broke Heat Record as Maryland Sweat Continues
Baltimore reached a high of 101 degrees on Wednesday, surpassing the 1988 record of 99. Frederick and Montgomery counties faced outages from scattered storms with Rosebud Court and Meadowbrook residents losing power briefly. Forecaster Davis said heat and humidity would persist with mid to upper 90s highs and 70s lows, while normal values sit around 80 and 60.
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