Montgomery County picks 14 sites for historic preservation
The Montgomery County Planning Board recommends 14 sites for inclusion in the Final Draft Amendment Master Plan for Historic Preservation to the county council on April 21. The list includes sites around Damascus Olney Clarksburg and Northwood with most on HPC review. 87 others are rejected and the Dickerson station remains undecided amid talks with parties and rail ownership.
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Montgomery County Planning Board
Historic Preservation Commission
HPC
Marty Reinhardt
Planning Board
Reinhart
Dickerson
Mount
Ephraim Road
Paleath
Bingeley
Little Bennett
Clarksburg
Harris
Pearre
Comus Road
Fertile Meadows
Goshen Road
Riggs-Willcoxen
Waters Gift House
Burtonsville
Flint Hill
Bowie Mill Road
Olney
Falling Green
Bella Brooke
Gold Mine Road
Ashton Orthodox Meeting
Old Sherwood Library
Northwood
Northwood House
Northwood Road
Magruder
Stoneyhurst
Seven Locks
River Roads
Jana
Conditenseam
Gonzales
Chessie Railroad System
Shookstown Man Receives Two-Year Burglary Sentence
Glenn Alan Brown, 20, of Granada Circle, was sentenced by Judge William W. Wenner to two years of a five-year term for burglarizing Marion F. Kline's Parkview Drive home. He must also complete 1000 hours of community service, pay restitution totaling 4 099 to the victim and insurer, and endure five years of probation.
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Aneto
Shookstown
Glenn Alan Brown
Granada Circle
Parkview Drive
Marion F. Kline
William W. Wenner
Wenner
Brown
Reading Fair Set April 23 in Frederick at Scott Key Mall
The Frederick County Reading Council hosts a reading fair from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Scott Key Mall Frederick. A variety of books for all ages will be on sale with proceeds benefiting the local council and its work promoting reading for all ages as a branch of the International Reading Association.
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Scott Key Mall
Frederick
Reading Council
International Reading Association
Metals Found In Water Amid Fast Eddie's Gas Leak
Health officials tested water from a Fast Eddie's site finding lead copper nickel and chrome at trace levels but not yet linking them to the yellow tint. Investigations include soil around the former plant and plans to recover leaked gas from soil before tanks are filled with sand. Evacuations occurred and authorities warn the odor could recur while disposal arrangements are sought.
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Health Department
Evelyn Fader
Eader
Ms. Bader
Ting
Ms. Smeyne
Fast Eddie's
DNR
Fast Eddie
Fast Eddie’s
City Public Works
Robert L. Strine
Mayor proposes 3 percent raise for city workers
Mayor Ronald N. Young urged a 3 percent across the board pay increase for city employees starting July 1, with possible next year budget absorption. The proposal follows 5.5 percent rise last year and 8 percent in the 198 budget year, with additional individual step increases and departments seeking about 10 percent more expenditures.
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Board of Aldermen
Ronald N. Young
Young
Wo Eny Property
Ax Rave Uiasco
Karez Gardeer
Maryland Legislature Rejects Bill for County Circuit Judge
Doxzen noted the legislature killed a proposal to add another circuit judge in the county on its final day. He and Tansey urged using the old South Street jail temporarily for a work release unit after the new facility opens, while the county’s 40-bed Community Adult Rehabilitation Center plan was halted when the state ended the program.
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Doxzen
Maryland
Tansey
Old South Street
Forecast clears Gulf to Plains with New England showers
The National Weather Service expects clearing skies from the central Gulf to the western and northern Plains. A mix of showers and snow flurries is forecast for New England.
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National Weather Service
Central Gulf
Plains
New England
Doxzen seeks 3417 for minor criminals program budget
County Corrections Administrator David Doxzen pleads for a 3417 increase for the Alternative Sentencing program. The plan assigns property crime and drunken driving offenders to unpaid community work under a court agreement. The program, run from Frederick County Jail, handles about 150 individuals yearly and faces juvenile placement issues due to statute limits.
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David Doxzen
Anemmalve
Doxzen
Doxten
Frederick County
South Street
J. Anita Stup
Stup
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Stephen Gunnulfsen
Damascus
Mt. Airy
Malcolm S. Swiney
Old
Emmitsburg Road
Stanely Y. Bennett
Swiney
Michael David Knott
Gettysburg
Anne Warner Hospital
Knott
James R. Kerns
Frederick J. Bower
Abby J. Franklin
Cap Stine Road
Ms. Franklin
Potomac River
Point of Rocks
Ms. Stokes
Bower
Onsen
George Dorsey
The
George 4. Delaplaine Jr
Fred J. Archibald
Myron W. Randall
Edward F. Mull
Philip W. Hammond
William H. Main Jr
Marlene 8. Young
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Patrick Street
Montgomery County
Maryland Ave
Rockville
Mart
Ares
Byrd Vineyards & Winery
Church Hill Rd
Myersville
Fredenck
Church Hill Road
Src
National Weather
Servie Noaa
US Depot
Commerce
Br Be Fae Ron
Paul Masson
Busch Beer
Calvert
Eka
Covey’s Wine & Spirits
Rosemont
Meray
Sree
Thurmont
PT LP
Celta
Ana Pena
IAA. Ona
SAS Web Heath
Tex
Childrens
Carolyn Bazranca
News-Post
the News
Frederick, Md
Juvenile Services
U.S
Risa
Green Valley Rd
Union Bridge
Atiston
Gaithersburg
Rockvale —Rīei
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