Nature center dispute clouds Strawberry Hill boundary case
A five hour Adams County Court testimony failed to resolve a quiet title dispute between Frances Froelicher, owner of Strawberry Hill Nature Center, and Anthony Farace of New Windsor Automotive over a 20 acre parcel adjoining Froelicher’s 525 acre preserve. The feud traces back 30 years of land purchases and local activism, with past clashes over a sand mound sewage project and conflicting boundary markers revealed by a 1989 survey.
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Strawberry Hull Nature Center
Anthony J. Farace
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Myra
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Commonwealth
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Donald Schaeffer
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Tony Farace
Frances J. “Cuz” Myers
Strawberry Hill
Tony
Myra Farace
Robert O. Mickley
J. Riley Redding
Mickley
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Adams County consolidates magistrate offices at Mountain View site
Adams County commissioners and the president judge approved a lease to consolidate the districts of Magistrate Harold R. Deardorff into one office at 3585 Chambersburg Road Franklin Township seven miles west of Gettysburg. The lease starts at 325 dollars monthly, rising 25 dollars biannually, with 60 days notice for termination. Deardorff previously ran offices in Fairfield and Arendtsville, and will operate three during the transition.
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Harold R. Deardorff
Deardorff
Fairfield
Arendtsville
Thomas
R. Carr
Samuel K. Frymyer
John ©. Zepp III
Menallen
Franklin
Butler
Highland
Liberty and
Freedom
Dick Deardorff
Commission
Thomas L. Collins
Mountain View
Chambersburg Road
Gettysburg
Franklin Township
Charlotte A. Cooper
Collins
Oscar F. Spicer
Spicer
Dons Davis
Mainstreet aims to draw tourists with Gettysburg vision
Gettysburg Inc board outlined a Historic Pathways plan to revitalize downtown by linking the center square with the National Park Service and Gettysburg College. The project includes corridor redesigns on Baltimore and Carlisle streets and walking and auto tours to boost local business and attract visitors.
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Gettysburg
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National Park Service
Gettysburg College
Baltimore
Carlisle streets
John Andrews
Stokes
Mainstreet
County jumps through hoops honors groups
Adams County Commissioners faced a busy agenda during a Wednesday meeting. They signed a federal rider banning excessive force by law enforcement during nonviolent civil rights demonstrations to retain Community Development Block Grant funds, while noting no local agencies are under county supervision. The panel previously approved $200,000 of its CDBG allocation to Farfield and Biglerville boroughs.
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Adams County
Thomas L. Collins
Catherine W. Cowan
Robert W. Klunk
Farfield
Biglerville
Union Two revises shed setback rules for small structures
Union Township supervisors, in a Wednesday session, approved a revision to building ordinances to allow sheds within 10 feet of setback lines, down from 25 feet, if the structure is no larger than 120 square feet and the property complies with yard and septic setback rules.
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Earl Colestock
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