Nuntey named president of Montgomery College
Dr Charlene Nunley was named president of Montgomery College in a ceremony, taking the helm as term begins in January after Dr Robert Panila’s departure. She outlined a bold agenda to expand Germantown and Rockville campuses, boost technology education, and strengthen counseling for international students. She urged stronger partnerships with the school system and University of Maryland, stressing dual admission and automatic transfer to Shady Grove, to serve Montgomery County’s diverse, growing student body.
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Charlene
Nuntey
Montgomery College
Robert E. Panila
Chhef
Nunley
Panila
Germantown
Information Technology Institute
Takoma Park
University of Maryland System
Shady Grove
Montgomery County
University of Maryland
College Park
University College
Two injured in truck crash near Germantown after deer hit
A 24 foot box truck struck a deer on I-270 south of Md 118 early Tuesday, swerved into a light pole and overturned. Two men, Jose Agustin Tellez and Jose Argueta, were trapped for about 20 minutes. Both were seriously injured but expected to recover. the driver was flown to Baltimore and the passenger to Suburban Hospital.
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Jose Agustin Tellez
State Court
Gaithersburg
Jose Argueta
Mount Vernon
Rockville
Maryland
State
Rob Moroney
MD 118
Moroney
Baltimore
Suburban
Mom hurt in crash on rain slick Laytonsville Road
A Rockville mother Tammy Privitera twenty two year old was hurt when she lost control on a curve on Laytonsville Road at Warfield Road and struck a tree on a rainy day The child Michael Middleton two years old escaped serious injury and was taken to Childrens Hospital for checks Privitera was admitted to Medstar Washington in serious condition
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Gaithersburg
Rockville
Tammy Privitera
Laytonsville
Warfield Road
Privitera
Medstar
Washington
Michael Middleton
Childrens Hospital
Wal-Mart plans approved in Mount Airy amid growth worries
Mount Airy planning commission granted conditional approval for a Wal Mart site plan after a seven month debate over growth. The vote 6-0 required road upgrades and zoning variances, with no direct access to South Main Street and a new 4 foot perimeter fence. Additional stores totaling 23,400 square feet connect the existing Safeway and the vacant rear lot. Local opposition formed Us Against The War, later Citizens For A Better Mount Airy, citing traffic noise and loss of town character.
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WalMart
Wal-Mart
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Citizens For A Better
Planning Commission
South Main Street
Gary Rappaport
State Highway Administration
Board of Appeals
Oscar Baker
Baker
Mount Aus
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Vieutai
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Ty Wallace
Alex
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Lesa
Ads
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Sponsar Tieden
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Mark Edmond USA
Mark
Gyi
Hivink Sou
Ornare
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Sgt
David Lewis
US Air Force
John
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Slouinigenstern
Charles D. Horn
U.S. Marine Corps
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Armored
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Germany
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SFC
Connie Hill USA Ree
Chester Smith
Glenn
William T. Hood Jr
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Submarine Service
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