Basement project grows faith in Walkersville community
In Walkersville Mountain Community Church volunteers led by Jim Roembke undertake a six weekend basement expansion for Pastor Eve Anderson and family. The project aims to double the home with a family room office and patio, funded by donations and 100 percent volunteer labor. The Rev Anderson, 34, says the effort embodies God’s love and support for their ministry.
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Maryland community colleges face cuts in state aid
Maryland community colleges confront smaller operating funds as Gov. Glendening proposes 149.5 million in state aid versus 174.9 million in the current plan, with a 5 million cut in capital spending. Analysts urge dropping the colleges' request to 7.9 million. Tuition likely rises and delays may hit construction as enrollments grow.
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Mind music therapy expands beyond classical treatment
In 1948 Mrs Boothe, a Red Cross nurse, endured brain surgery and mood struggles before trying Advanced Brain Technologies sound therapy. Daily two hour sessions of Mozart based music, filtered and played through headphones, reportedly enhanced voice, calm, memory, and focus, with ABT claiming 750 trained professionals and an eight week program.
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Republicans hold own fiscal meeting open to public
In Annapolis Republicans chaired the first Fiscal Leaders Committee session to discuss budget issues. The open meeting drew eight senators, 10 delegates, aides and one reporter, with a briefing from the Office of Policy Analysis. The panel explored potential supplemental budgets, though none are expected, and noted copies of the GOP briefing matched Democratic handouts from a day earlier.
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$40 Million Windfall to Shore Up Maryland Clinics
Annapolis health officials say a $40 million federal aid windfall will cover a deficit in mental health funding and keep clinics open through the fiscal year. An additional $14 million yearly is anticipated to support low income Marylanders, pending federal verification. The notice comes as lawmakers review Gov. Glendening’s $22 billion budget, with Washington expected to provide the funds.
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