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Washington Suburban Sanitation Commission Launches Scholarship Program for Future Engineers

The Washington Suburban Sanitation Commission is asking the region’s future engineers for innovative ways to protect the area’s source water. The authors of the top two solutions will earn the annual Counihan/Starks Engineering Scholarships and priority consideration in WSSC’s paid summer internship program. Utilities, environmental groups and government agencies alike agree that protecting source water […]

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Ministerial Alliance Endorses Gansler-Ivey Ticket in Race for Maryland Governor

IMA ENDORSEMENTS PRESS CONFERENCE MARCH 13, 2014 10:30AM   AGENDA   ·         Opening Prayer ·         Welcome ·         Acknowledgements ·         Introduction of Rev. Dr. Alvin Gwynn, Sr. ·         Endorsement Statement…………….………Rev. Alvin J. Gwynn, Sr. ·         Remarks……………………………………………Doug Gansler ·         Remarks……………………………………………Jolene Ivey ·         Remarks……………………………………………Congressman Elijah Cummings ·         Remarks……………………………………………Delegate Jon Cardin ·         Remarks……………………………………………Marilyn Mosby ·         Questions and Answers (The […]

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Bowie State Series Brings Sonia Sanchez

World-renowned poet, activist, and scholar Sonia Sanchez will discuss their literary works and professional experiences with Bowie State University students in two free public lectures, as part of the Global Woman Project Lecture Series. Both events feature open question-and-answer forums and book signings immediately following the programs. “An Evening with Sonia Sanchez” will take place […]

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The Sojourner Douglass College Struggle Continues

Sojourner-Douglass College’s very existence hangs in the balance as the school faces a “historic” challenge that can only be weathered with the community’s support, officials say. “My appeal is to the public, we need their support—both financial and spiritual,” said founder and president, Charles Simmons. Birthed during the Civil Rights Movement and based on the […]

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Nikki Giovanni Visits Bowie State University

World-renowned poet, activist, and scholar Nikki Giovanni discussed her literary works and professional experiences with Bowie State University students in a public lecture as part of the university’s Global Woman Project Lecture Series. At “An Afternoon with Nikki Giovanni,” Giovanni shared selections of her poetry with English composition students and the public on March 14 […]

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Dr. Oxiris Barbot Steps Down from Baltimore Health Department

Dr. Oxiris Barbot is stepping down from the helm of the Baltimore City Health Department (BCHD) to return to New York City, her hometown, Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake announced March 12. Dr. Jacquelyn Duval-Harvey—a six year BCHD veteran and current deputy director—was named by Rawlings-Blake to serve as BCHD interim director when Barbot’s resignation becomes […]

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Prince George’s County Prepares for Summer Youth Employment

If Prince George’s County government officials and business leaders have their way, the county’s 15-19 year-olds will not only have jobs this summer, but will be prepared to be the kind of workers employers will welcome. Prince George’s County Executive Rushern L. Baker III is teaming up with Prince George’s Community College (PGCC), the Greater […]

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Prince George’s County Middle School Students Ready to Spell

Prince George’s County’s middle school students are R-E-A-D-Y. The 14th Annual Prince George’s County Spelling Bee is back. Competition among the best middle school spellers in the county got underway on March 14 at the University of Maryland Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center in College Park. Prince George’s County Executive Rushern L. Baker III planned […]

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