Mount Airy forms nine member recycling commission
Mount Airy council moved to create a nine member recycling and sanitation commission with seven town residents eligible to vote. Terms run three, two, and one year. The group seeks a dumpster site for Carroll County pilot recycling and plans Earth Week events and Arbor Day tree planting. A library program and a water shutoff fee ruling were also approved.
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Mount Airy
Carroll County
Commission
Wendy Wagner
Linda Boyer
Mount Airy Public Library
Emmitsburg set for April 24 town election
Emmitsburg officials announced Parks Commissioner seat up for election as Edward Q. Adelsberger will not seek re election. Candidacy filings must be in writing by noon April 13 at the Town Office. Voters must register by April 17 at the Town Office, residency 30 days required. Election hours are noon to 7 p.m. on April 24. A Walsh Annexation public hearing is slated for July 2 after a 50 day review period. An ordinance licensing master electricians was approved.
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Emmitsburg
Edward Q. Adelsberger
Anoyne
Walsh
Omenitseh Brothers
Saylor
Fredericktown
Ernst & Young/ Kiplinger
Ernst & Young
Kipliager Organization
Conrad & Associates, Inc
Nether Mercantile Bankshares Corporation
Gaithersburg forum weighs ban on fortified wines
A Gaithersburg forum heard recovering alcoholics describe fortified wines as inexpensive triggers for relapse and argued a sale ban might curb street drinking. Store managers cautioned such a ban could push drinkers toward hard liquor, risking broader shifts in consumption and treatment needs.
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Gaithersburg
Jim Fisher
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Carolyn Hakes
News-Post
McCain Dr
W. Frederick
Gaithersburg Forum
Stan Majack
Lamont Law Son
Wells- Robertson House
Quince Orchard
Ben Mangus
Lawson
Rockville
Montgomery County
Department of Liquor
Jerome Baylin
Sidney Kramer
Kiplinger
North Market Street
Frederick
Patrick Street
FDIC
Fredericktown Bank
Prospect Plaza
Jefferson Street
Amber Meadows
Thomas Johnson Drive
Glade Towne
Glade Boulevard
Walkersville
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