Indications good for saving 1891 Dickerson depot
The Dickerson station may be moved or kept as a museum or repurposed for nonprofit offices. The county planning board paused a final decision while negotiations with three organizations proceed. Officials favor preserving the structure in Dickerson, with relocation possible to a less isolated site. restoration is planned at about 56000 dollars.
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Dickerson
Montgomery County
Edgar A. Gonzalez
Office of Transportation Planning
LA Lby
Guldice
Gonzalez
B&o Railroad
D&g
B&o
Montgomery County Police to honor Policeman of the Year
Sgt Charles E Lake a Wheaton resident who saved an elderly woman from a fire on Colesville Road in 1882 is named Montg County Policeman of the Year. He will receive the gold Columbian Medal for Merit April 26 in the council chambers along with two honorable mention citations for Officers Douglas McFee Jr and Robert C Tompkins for separate acts of bravery and diligence in Silver Spring and Bethesda. The awards committee includes Judge William Cave Assistant State's Attorney Louis Lear and Rev James Reddy with Tom Burke as chair.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Charles E. Lake
Wheaton
Lake
Charles W. Gilchrist
David Scull
County Rights of
Columbus
Douglas McFee S Jr
Gaithersburg
Robert C. Tompkins
Silver Spring
Colesville Towers
Colesville Road
Tompkins
Bethesda
6Th Judicial Circuit Court
William Cave
Louis Lear
James Reddy
St. Bartholomew's Catholic Church
Tom Burke
Holy Cross Hospital
Damascus area road widening approved to ease commute
The Montgomery County Planning Board approved a 750000 plan to widen Md 118 and Md 355, adding two lanes each way to relieve Damascus area traffic. Construction awaits state approval, with Ferber noting rapid progress and funding via county funds and developer contributions.
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Montgomery County
Collins Drive
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
Ferber
Brandermill Subdivision
Brandermill
Montgomery College
Germantown
Gaithersburg
Damascus
MD. 108
MD. 355
MD. 118
Fire damages Kensington elderly complex. 3 to hospital
A two alarm blaze at Rebecca House apartment building 10920 Connecticut Ave Kensington caused $150000 in damage and forced 120 residents to evacuate. Three were hospitalized for smoke inhalation with one 93 year old man in good condition and two others in serious condition. firefighter treated and released. Fire originated in unit 321 from an electrical heating device and the building’s five stories forced temporary shelter at Einstein High School and later Holiday Park Senior Center.
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Kensington
Rebecca House
Red Cross
Einstein High School
Holiday Park
Bethesda
Eleanor Thayer
Max Poms
Andrew Bobrow
Silver Spring
Rockville
Wheaton
Connecticut Ave
Hood College Music Concert Sets Date at Coffman Chapel
Hood College hosts an 8 p.m. Friday concert featuring the college choir chorale singers cantors barbershop folk and pop groups in Coffman Chapel all invited. The Dad and Daughter Weekends event runs through April with a high school choir festival on April 20 from 1 to 6 p.m. at Coffman Chapel with Walkersville South Carroll Regina Hyattsville and Forestville choirs scheduled to perform.
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Hood College
Coffman Chapel
Walkersville High School
South Carroll High School
Regina High School
Hyattsville
Forestville High School
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the News
Frederick, Md
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Maryland
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senior Citizens Center
Charles Maier
Maier
Mitsubishi
Olie B. Duvall
Service of
Ilhes Pools Eee
Eyerly
Green Lite
Frederick
YMCA
Seine
SONY
Ryau
BetcScan
Sony Color Camera
TOK
RCA
Egyeru
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