Hood College honors 21 at staff luncheon in May
Hood College honored 21 employees at its annual staff awards luncheon on May 20, with President Martha E. Church praising behind the scenes work. Five Frederick retirees were named: Genevieve Ellis Agnes Smith Alma Whitehouse Thelma Hartsock and Sarah Thompson. Additional 20 and 10 year service recognitions included numerous Frederick and area staff as well as Loretta Bassler. Donna Logee received special recognition for earning a master’s degree on May 18.
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Sylvia Turner
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Fairplay
Gertrude Horowitz
Darla Shaffer
LARC
Grace Sheffield
Shelby Standoff
Washington, D.C
Ruth Watson
Middletown
Barbara Hetrick
Andrew G. Truzal
Mark Minnick
Tammy Smith
Brunswick
Margarita Sweet
Donna Logee
Oemerwe Ellis
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Assault rifle ban takes effect in New Jersey
The toughest assault rifle ban in the nation takes effect today in New Jersey despite legal challenges by the NRA and sportsmen groups. It requires owners to sell, disable, or surrender banned weapons, with felons facing up to five years. Superior Court Judge Paul Levy rejected a temporary restraining order, allowing the law to proceed.
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