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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1995

Page

8

Memorial fund honors early Frederick County auto mechanic

Walter P. Feaga, an early Frederick County resident and founder of The Ford Hospital, is memorialized with a scholarship endowment at the Community Foundation of Frederick County. Daughter Jean Baden funds the prize at Frederick Community College to aid a single student for two years. income supports county residents pursuing business studies.

Walter P. Feaga Frederick County Community Foundation of Jean Feaga Baden Sons of the American Revolution Feaga Frederick

Frederick Co Certamen Team Wins Two Latin Day Trophies

Frederick County students excel at the College of Notre Dame Latin Day in Baltimore on April 1. The level II-IV team led by Sarah Anderson Michelle Huhn Michelle Pheobus Jennifer Snyder won first place. level I team members Pheobus and Janelle Agitha Dunn won second. Participants from western Pennsylvania joined a program with exams translation and an oral Certamen.

Frederick County College of Notre Dame Maryland Baltimore Pennsylvania Secunda Singapore High School Sarah Anderson Michelle Huhn Michelle Pheobus Jennifer Snyder Janelle Agitha Dunn LHS Chris Pheobus

Radioactive soil eyed for raising chickens at Savannah River Site

Scientists at the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory study bantam chickens foraging on the Savannah River Site near Aiken. Computer models show the birds metabolize radioactivity as they grow, potentially yielding safe meat and eggs after about ten days, with contaminated land used instead of costly cleanup.

Charleston, D.C Savannah River Ecology Laboratory Savannah River Site Aiken

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