Weather outlook bounces from sunny to thundershowers across week
The Times Today reports mostly sunny conditions with patchy morning fog on Tuesday and highs in the mid 80s. It notes a 20 percent precipitation chance Tuesday and 10 percent Tuesday night, then 85 to 90 degree highs with chances of thundershowers late Wednesday. Partly cloudy warm Thursday, fair Friday and Saturday with near normal temps, and a 5 p.m. Monday high of 85 with a 59 degree low and trace rain at Eisenhower site.
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Eisenhower National Historic site
Germany hears about suit against township
Germany Township supervisors were told a hearing is set for a lawsuit filed by Loren Louey claiming his subdivision application was not acted on in time. The board asserted the plan failed to meet ordinance requirements. A Sept. 13 meeting date was set due to Labor Day.
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Germany
David Krebs
Donald Oyler
Loren Louey
Oyler
Krebs
Adams County
SPCA
Attorney eying ski slope plan near Emmitsburg
Washington lawyer C. Maloney reaffirmed interest in developing a ski slope on College Mountain near Emmitsburg Maryland, proposing private land use instead of town land and suggesting an independent study. Officials noted prior rejection and indicated no immediate follow up, while the board backed a visitor center project on Route 15 near Emmitsburg expected to bring over 2.6 million annually in tourism, creating eight local jobs.
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Washington, D.C
Colege Mountain
Emmitsburg
Board of Commissioners
Maloney
Robert M. Preston
Preston
US Route 15
Maryland
Frederick County
Bromitsburg
Tourism Council of
College Mountain
commis
sioners
John €. Dick
John C. Gill
New Oxford Council hears plan for apartments
Case-Edwards Construction proposes a private garden apartment complex of four buildings with eight units each on about 6 acres near Bolton Lane. One and two bedroom units would rent from 210 to 400 dollars. Local labor to be used, with maintenance by the developers, and a resident manager sought. Plans require Adams County Planning Commission approval due to no local zoning. Approval hinges on right of way deeds and street improvements. Two-bedroom units limited to four occupants and one-bedroom units to two.
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Case-Edwards Construction Company
Bolton Lane
New Oxford
Irvin
Drummer Sr
Easton
Drummer
Joe Myers
Myers
Earl Mummert
Mummert
Bolton Street
maintenante
Adams County Planning Commission
county planning commission
Hamiltonban approves SCATCOM cable deal and franchise
Hamiltonban Township supervisors approve a 10 year SCATCOM Inc. cable franchise with 10 year renewal option and a 2 percent gross receipts payment after year three, granting exclusive cable rights to the township and pledging service to most residents within four years. The meeting also notes concerns from Orrtanna residents about speeding, egged homes, and soot from Knouse Foods with plans to contact authorities and adjust traffic signs.
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MARTIN SIPKOFF
Hamiltonban
SCATCOM Inc
focal telecommunications
SCATCOM
Carroll Valley
Fairfield
Liberty Township
board of supervisors
Ray E. Baker Jr
Orrtanna
gory Sontay
Greg
Jacobs
Baker
Knouse Foods Co-operative Inc
Oritanna
July Weather in Gettysburg Shows Below Normal Temperatures
July brought hot humid days with a cooler than normal monthly average of 74.59 degrees in Gettysburg, ninth tenth-year below normal. The high reached 96 on July 18 while July 1 dipped to 49, with measurable rain on nine days totaling 1.57 inches, far under the yearly normal of 3.75 inches for seven months. Thundershowers occurred on four days, and precipitation for the year to date stood at 23 inches, about 2.95 inches short of normal.
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Gettysburg
he Ss
Cable service complaints slow in Gettysburg borough
Gettysburg officials reported cable reception improving after a May to June surge of complaints. Keystone Communicable manager William Arthur said customers should contact the company directly via a toll free line, not borough officials. Keystone’s 1973 franchise pays Gettysburg about $4,000 annually, with a 25 year term through January 1998.
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Gettysburg
Charles W. Sterner
Sterner
cable company
Red Lion
liliam Arthur
Keystone Communicable
Keystone
Arthur
Cable Investments Inc
tme
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