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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1996

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Carroll Creek Plaza plans mixed use tower downtown Frederick

Carroll Creek Plaza LLC proposes buying 55S Market St for 200000 to build a two-phase seven story mixed use project with 92,000 square feet of floor area. First floor commercial, floors two to five office, floors six and seven residential condominiums. Phase timing depends on approvals and market demand. Local firms Harris Smariga Associates Frederick Contractors McCleary Earley to be involved. Project aims to boost downtown activity with convenient parking and park access. Also, city amends investment policy to bar borrowing for investments and approves 846000 for Bentztowne Spring Park benches with warranty review.

Grimes Carroll Creek Plaza LLC 55S Market St Harris, Smariga & Associates Inc Frederick Contractors Inc McCleary, Earley Construction

Farmer Ms Hines chosen for planning commission seat

Reeder notes Hines was top choice for her farming background and knowledge of the Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance. Hogan supports inviting agricultural perspectives while limiting housing growth remains a priority to keep housing affordable for lower income families.

Reeder Dana Hogan Hines T Ms. Hogan

New Market resident Stanley Akindge named Frederick engineering director

At a mayor and Board of Aldermen meeting Mayor Jim Grimes recommended Stanley Akindge, a 2-year engineer, to fill the post vacated by Mark Scire. The unanimous vote followed Akindge’s two week notice and prior work with Greenborne and O’Mara.

New Market Stanley Akindge Frederick City Mayor and Board of Aldermen Jim Grimes Mark Scire Aldridge Greenborne Aldringe Seite Ferpach Ag Cds Groves

Sinkhole work costs mount as state shores up highways

The state has spent about 400000 dollars shoring 500 feet of interstate near a February sinkhole, pouring hundreds of cubic yards of concrete through large conduits to fill voids. A geological study of the area around I-70 and Genstar's Frederick Quarry is planned, with final contract decisions next week.

Martin SHA Genstar Md. #5 Crestwood Boulevard Frederick South Street Monroe Avenue Maryland Department of the Environment Maryland General Assembly Mena MDE Janine Mauersberg Gease

We Carry The Wells and Keep You Posted

The Frederick newspaper item notes Wells keeping readers informed with timely local updates. It highlights community news, brief notices, and steady reporting from the Frederick Netus Post era, emphasizing reliable coverage and timely posts.

Downtown Parking Plan Aims for Meter Bagging and Higher Fines

Downtown business leaders met to craft a proposal for city action at the May 14 meeting. The plan would bag most or all meters, strictly enforce two hour limits with a civilian monitor, free police time, and raise fines from three to ten dollars per violation. Scott Edie will draft the plan. Rick Winters offers to help implement if approved.

Potomac Street Scott Edie Rick Winters Resi

Officers Suspended Over Snacking During Burglary Call

Three Buffalo police officers Michael Brown Larry White and Jerry Stover were placed on 10 days paid suspension after a security camera at Naomi's Busy Mart showed them taking snacks during burglary calls. Police Commissioner Gil Kerlikowske said their actions violated public trust and shamed the department.

Buffalo, N.Y Michael Brown Larry White Jerry Stover Buffalo Gil Kerlikowske Naomi Kerlikowske

Karst Terrain Drives Winter Sinkhole Activity in Maryland

Central and western Maryland sit atop karst terrain with limestone bedrock prone to erosion. Sinkholes commonly form as winter rain and meltwater expand voids in the underground limestone, hastening collapses.

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