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MACC to begin work on new campus in 2012
Posted: 10.25.2011 at 5:53 AM
Melissa Shriver

Melissa Shriver is a News Anchor and Reporter for KHQA.

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HANNIBAL, MO. -- Moberly Area Community College is getting some help from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to build a permanent college in Hannibal.

According to www.centralmoinfo.com, Monday night the Board of Trustees gave the green light to an $87 thousand FEMA grant to proceed with the design development of a permanent facility ... as well as storm shelter to be located on the new campus.

FEMA has also awarded the college an $800 thousand construction grant, which the board will discuss in November.

MACC currently leases the AT&T Building in Hannibal, but the school has been working towards a permanent facility for its 350 students for years.

The college president expects groundbreaking for the new facility near Hannibal's medical campus to begin next summer.

Read more online at centralmoinfo.com.

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