Mount St Marys lecture series kept controversial by speakers
Mount St Marys College faces ongoing controversy as President Robert Wickenheiser defends inviting controversial speakers including LS Sen Bill Bradley and DuBois while seminary students protest abortion stances. He notes lectures may move to larger venues to accommodate audiences and defends academic freedom across both seminary and college wings.
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Roads task force named for Rural Roads Program in Rockville
Eight citizens named to the Rural Roads Program task force chaired by Mars Ann Thane of Potomac. Appointees include Elizabeth Tolbert mayor of Barnesville, writer Frederick Gutheim of Dickerson, Robert Hanson of Gatherstown, Franklin Jamison of Poolesville, Steven Tunaro of Barnesville, Robert Mitchell of Rockville, Pierca Meiss of Silver Spring, and Angus cattle breeder, with a January reporting deadline to the council.
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Silver Spring
County approves extra funds for Poolesville pool project
County council votes unanimously to add 21 000 to the 3.7 million Western County Swim Facility budget for Poolesville. Bids are being researched for construction of the outdoor pool near Md 07 and Md 109, aimed at serving about 1 000 residents. Sewer and water lines planned by the town require the additional funding despite concerns over rising costs and project overruns.
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Montgomery County farmers gain expanded selling rules
Legislation allows farmers to expand sales and landscaping work. A public hearing is set for Oct 24. Amendments let shrubs and trees be installed without special approvals and permit selling non farm grown plant stock up to small areas. Up to 25 percent of sales area may use produce from other farms. Biotech farming and off farm work rise, but zoning constraints threaten county farms if not allowed to operate commercially.
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Driver stable after midday Md 355 blackout incident
A 64 year old man blacked out while driving north on Md 355 around noon Tuesday, per the Frederick County Sheriff's Office. His vehicle veered into a guardrail south of Ball Road and rested in a creek. John Edward Malligo, 64, of Shawnee Drive in Frederick, was listed in stable condition in the ICU at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Police do not know the blackout cause and the hospital would not release further information.
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