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Local student named to Frostburg dean's list
Isaac Cummings, of Huntingdon, has been named to the dean's list at Frostburg State University, Frostburg, Maryland, for outstanding academic achievement for the spring 2024 semester, with the distinction of a 4.0 grade point average. To be eligible for the dean's list, a student must complete a minimum of 12...
Summer camp in Somerset helps kids with diabetes thrive and connect
CAMBRIA COUNTY, Pa. (WJAC) — This week marks the annual summer camp organized by the American Diabetes Association in Somerset County. Known as ADA Camp Courage, the camp takes place at Camp Soles in Rockwood. Children aged 8 to 17 with diabetes spend several days and nights participating in typical summer camp activities like swimming and canoeing. In addition to recreation, they receive education about managing their diabetes from medical experts and find camaraderie with peers facing similar challenges.
Here's how to help the Remember Me Rose Garden honor those on Flight 93
STOYSTOWN ― The Remember Me Rose Garden organization has announced its current schedule of volunteer work days and a live music concert fundraiser. Happy birthday, USA: Looking for Fourth of July festivities? Here are some we've found. The volunteer work days are: Saturday, June 29; Thursday, July 18; Wednesday,...
Faculty and Staff Spotlight - Shawn Jones
ENews Faculty and Staff Spotlight highlights employees who are making a difference on our campus every day and helping to change the lives of our students. This edition of eNews features Shawn Jones, Honorary Alumnus. Position and Department: Student Development Specialist, TRIO-Student Support Services. How long have you worked at...
Western Pennsylvania Postal Service to host job fairs throughout July
JOHNSTOWN, PA (WTAJ) — The United States Postal Service is looking to hire motivated and dynamic individuals in our area. The Postal Service in Western Pennsylvania will be hosting job fairs to fill immediate openings for the following positions: Locally there will be a few job fairs available to attend this month. On July 11, […]
29th-annual Walk for Hospice raises over $56,000
GRANTSVILLE — The 29th annual Walk for Hospice on June 15 at the Grantsville Town Park resulted in a record-setting attendance of over 250 people and brought in over $56,000 for the mission of serving the terminally ill. As always, hospice services are provided to the patient and families...
Music at Penn Alps presents pianist Joseph Yungen
GRANTSVILLE — Continuing its 2024 season, Music at Penn Alps presents pianist Joseph Yungen at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Great Hall in the Spruce Forest Village in Grantsville. Tickets are $20 [those 19 and under are free] and may be bought at the door, in the Penn Alps Gift Shop, or at https://www.musicatpennalps.org/tickets/. The church is handicap accessible.
Kitzmiller residents question water quality from solar farm construction
KITZMILLER — The town of Kitzmiller hosted the second County Commissioners meeting of the month on Monday, which was led by County Commissioners Larry Tichnell and Ryan Savage, with County Administrator Kevin Null. One of the main discussion points of the meeting came during the public comments as residents...
Student Spotlight - Lucy Baukhages
ENews Student Spotlight highlights students who are successful inside and outside the classroom. This edition of eNews features Lucy Baukhages '22, Graduate Assistant, Office of Alumni Relations. Expected Class Year: 2025 (Masters) Major: Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a minor in Sociology. I am currently earning a master's in...
Mid-Atlantic Wildfire Academy held at Garrett College
McHENRY — The Mid-Atlantic Wildfire Academy was held recently at Garrett College. Julie Yoder, dean of Continuing Education & Workforce Development, reported that the week is made possible by the Mid-Atlantic Interstate Forest Fire Protection Compact (MAIFFPC).
End of the Line Bookstore opening End of the Line Box Car
DEEP CREEK LAKE — The Women’s Networking Luncheon was held at Ace’s Run last Thursday. This month’s speaker was End of the Line Bookstore owner Gloria Salazar, who spoke about the American Association of University Women and the End of the Line Box Car.
Morin completes tenure as GC Board chair
MCHENRY — Don Morin, who has served a decade in leadership roles on the Garrett College Board of Trustees, chaired his final Board meeting last Tuesday night. Morin, who will remain on the Board of Trustees, has served the last six years as Board chair. He served the previous four years as vice chair.
Accident plans Fourth of July Homecoming
ACCIDENT — Accident’s annual Fourth of July Homecoming is planned for Thursday, July 4, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The day will begin with an ecumenical worship service at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, 102 Main St. Commissioner Paul Edwards will be the speaker.
Visit Springs, Pennsylvania
SPRINGS, Pa. — Bring your friends and family to the Springs Historical Society grounds this summer and fall — just three miles north of Grantsville in Amish country. The Springs Farmers’ Market offers great shopping adventures every Saturday from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. through Sept. 21. You will find fresh produce and flowers, local baked goods and a giant flea market, as well as beautiful crafts and antiques, both in buildings and outside.
Retired Employee Spotlight - Cynthia "Cindy" (Chabot) Powers '88
ENews Retired Employee Spotlight highlights former employees who made a difference on our campus every day and helped to change the lives of our students. This edition of eNews features retired employee Cynthia "Cindy" (Chabot) Powers '88. Department Retired From: University Police Department, Sergeant. How long did you work at...
Alumni Spotlight - Ashley Swinford '13
ENews Alumni Spotlight highlights alumni who give back to Frostburg in some way – time, talent, treasure or any combination. This edition of eNews features Ashley Swinford '13. Current City: Cumberland, Md. Current Occupation: Director of Marketing and Outreach, Allegany County Library System. Why did you choose to attend...
Downtown Cumberland: like taking a walk back in time
CUMBERLAND — What makes the city of Cumberland a gem is its downtown. A stroll down the center of historic Downtown Cumberland is like taking a walk back in time with its late 19th- and early 20th-century architecture. From the Art Deco Embassy Theatre to the Gothic Revival of...
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