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A familiar face will once again be leading the St. Cloud Technical and Community College.

Annesa Cheek, who has been president of SCTCC since 2018, is expected to start her new position as president of Frederick Community College in July.

View the winners of the 2021 BioBuzz Awards, a celebration of the exciting work being done by the BioHealth Capital Region community.

Frederick, MD (PRWEB) October 21, 2021 -- Frederick Rescue Mission is adding to their leadership team with the hiring of Christine Bugher in the role of

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YMCA and United Way to Partner on Summer Serve to Benefit Frederick County Youth Share Article Providing local youth the opportunity to volunteer, develop leadership skills, and make a positive impact on their community. “The YMCA is excited about this partnership", said Bates, "and we look forward to continuing the Summer Serve legacy while expanding the program so more youth can have a positive impact on our Frederick County community.” FREDERICK, Md. (PRW...

Credit: David Collins/WBAL-TV 11 Gov. Larry Hogan on Thursday toured a new mass vaccination site at Frederick Community College. The site, which opened last week, administered more than 800 vaccines on Thursday. So far, more than 56% of Maryland adults have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, including more than 82% of those 65 and older. This week, the governor launched a new campaign aime...

With Johnson & Johnson on hold, vaccinations could take longer April 16, 2021 | 6:18 pm Bethesda resident Vanessa Fontana Keszler receives her first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine at the vaccine site on Montgomery Colleges Germantown campus on March 31, 2021. File photo After several weeks of receiving more than 10,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses a week, Montgomery County and the rest of the state will have thousands of doses less to administer after the Johnson & Johnson vaccine was halted for a review...

Roy Exum: "White Allyship" Roy Exum The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, a-swirl in social justice reform yet sorely lacking in common sense, may be on the brink of alienating itself from the very community that supports it. Today the university will host a lecture and celebration focusing on ‘White Allies and Accountability’ when it is my view that such a distasteful folly will reversely reverberate within the campus and deeply erode the bearing Chancellor Steven R. Angle holds in ...