Walkersville council tackles speeding concerns near Glade Town
Walkersville Town Council hears Wanda Heurich outline speeding in Glade Town and anticipated traffic with the nearby shopping center. Radars on two roads will be studied, with B urgess Bourland seeking traffic flow input from Harris Smariga and Associates and neighborhood feedback.
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Walkersville
Teresa Bell-Stockman
News-Post
Wanda Heurich
Glade Town
Glade Boulevard
Chapel Place
Hearch
Heurich
John O. Poole
Robert C. Snyder
Burgess Orley R. Bourland Jr
Edward J. Kerns
Burgess Bourland
Harris, Smariga
Wives
Emmitsburg selects Frederick Cablevision for cable plan
Emmitsburg officials voted to pursue a Frederick Cablevision contract to bring cable TV to northern Frederick County, potentially serving up to 900 homes from near Mount St Mary’s College to the Mason Dixon line along U S 15. The decision drew ire from a four‑member town committee that backed American Tele-Systems, which they say offered a superior plan.
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Emmitsburg
Frederick Cablevision
Frederick County
Robert Cole
Mount St. Mary's College
Mason Dixon Line
U.S. 15
Thurmont
Robert Preston
Preston
Myersville
American Tele- Systems Corporation
American Tele-Systems
Pikesville
Baltimore County
Gene Myers
Fern
ATS
Myers
Town Planning Commission
Maryland Deaf counselor kept bond at seventy thousand
James E. Isner a Maryland School for the Deaf counselor on the MSC campus remains free on a $70,000 bond after a Frederick County District Court review. He faces two counts of child abuse two counts of battery and three counts of sexual offenses involving two male students aged 16 and 13. The incidents allegedly occurred on March 23 during an overnight stay when the older student watched an X rated film with him and drank liquor. The younger student says the counselor discussed sexual acts for hours and made advances while they slept. Judge Mary Ann Stepler kept the bond as previously set.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick County District Court
James E. Isner
MSC
Mary Ann Stepler
New Market considers action to save alleys
New Market Town Council held a brief meeting to discuss alley deterioration caused by heavy delivery truck traffic. Budget committee member Clayton Magee urged weight limits as a permanent fix, while Mayor Franklin Shaw planned to involve the state engineer for recommendations. The town has a small surplus and a budget committee report due by June 30.
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New Market
New Market Town
Franklin Shaw
Mary Storm
Clayton Magee
Magee
Sutton
Shaw
State Highway Administration
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Richard T.leagher
Frederick Hochstetter
MSD
Cindy Hackett
Green News-Post
the News
Frederick
Balley
Jesse Sutton
Ahoskie
N.C
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Hunt Audio & Associates
Monsanto
Florida
Ask
Potomac Tile & Carpet
E. Patrick St
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