City pays 1.89 million for Goodwin property
Frederick City officials settled a condemnation suit by purchasing the entire East Patrick Street property for 1.8875 million, about 102 per square foot, with a lease allowing the Goodwins to rent back their business free until February 1992. The Board of Aldermen approved the deal after appraisals valued the site between 1.63 and 1.89 million.
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Frederick
East Patrick Street
Board of Aldermen
William and
Harriet Goodwin
Goodwin Galleries
E. Patrick St
Ronald Young
Mr. Young
Goodwins
Patrick Street
Tayer
J. Hunter Pugh
Mit
Goodwin
Shamir Hopeful on Release of Captives in Lebanon
Israel prime minister Yitzhak Shamir tells visiting U S congressmen he is hopeful negotiations will free missing Israeli soldiers and Western hostages held in south Lebanon. Reported optimism follows talks with Rep. Hiler and others as Hezbollah and Shiite groups are linked to the captives.
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Yitzhak Shamir
U.S
Israel
Lebanon
John Hiler
Shamir
Indiana
Robert Clement
Tennessee
William Emerson
Missouri
Anti- Defamation League
B'nai B'rith
Hiler
Yediot Ahronot
Obeid
Hezbollah
Uzi Mabanaimi
Yossi Fink
Rahamim Alsheikh
Carroll Creek park design approved by Frederick HDC
The Historic District Commission approved most details of the Carroll Creek park plan in Frederick on a 4 to 1 vote. The brick plaza will host a large central fountain with five surrounding ones and fountains across the creek on Court Street. Construction can proceed before winter, avoiding a spring delay.
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Frederick City
Historic District Commission
Carroll Creek Linear Park
Carroll Creek
South Market
South Court Streets
Court Street
HDC
G. Berbara Callan
Callan
Tim Crosby
J. William Brosius
Brosius
Ronald Young
Crosby
Irene Kirilloff
Enrollment and lunch prices to rise in Frederick County schools
Frederick County Public Schools project higher September enrollment and increased cafeteria prices. Assistant Superintendent Dan Gadra notes the count will reach 26,244, up 510 from last year, with notable growth around Frederick and the southeast. Ballenger Creek Middle and Elementary, plus New Market Elementary, expand, while state approval for a new elementary school is sought. Ballenger Creek Middle is under construction. Ballenger Creek Elementary awaits funding. New Market relief is planned. The district identifies two critical growth areas and future needs for additional middle and high schools in the southeast. The school lunch price increase is being studied by John Hess.
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Frederick County
Dan Gadra
Monocacy
Ballenger Creek
Gadra
New Market
Gaara
Ballenger Creek Middle
Ballenger Creek Elementary
New Market Elementary
John Hess
Summers Announces Candidacy for Frederick Alderman Seat
H Thomas Summers a former alderman and planning commission vice chairman announces as a Democrat candidate for the Frederick City Board of Aldermen. He 65 of 145 Kline Ave is a WWII veteran and longtime city engineer. He cites support for amenities like the Edward P. Thomas Memorial Pool and the city parking deck and aims for more open city operations.
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H. Thomas Summers
Planning Commission
Frederick
Mr. Summers
Summers
Parbeigh
Woodstock anniversary noted in entertainment section
A notice highlights Woodstock's 20th anniversary in an entertainment feature. The entry references event coverage on page і and mentions weather context for the area, with brief mentions of Western Maryland, DWBO, and a local café scene.
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Maryland
DWBO
Veel
Marie May Declares Candidacy For City Alderman
Marie May, a Frederick area Republican activist and University of Maryland graduate, announced her bid for city alderman on Thursday. She urged greater public participation and voter registration, citing roles with Frederick Republican Women and Middletown Valley Alican Women. May previously resigned from the Frederick County Republican State Central Committee amid integrity-violation charges against its treasurer, later dismissed by the FEC. She advocates fiscal responsibility and human-oriented projects while noting concern over traffic from growth.
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Marie May
Kenneth J. Anderer
Anderer
Federal Elections Commission
May
University of Maryland
City May Deploy Workers to Build Frederick Stadium
Mayor Ronald Young says the city may use staff to cut costs and finish the 4,200 seat Frederick Keys stadium this fall. With bids $2 million over budget, officials consider light pole and fence work by city crews and cheaper design elements while seeking state funds or private donations to bridge the shortfall.
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Frederick Keys
Ronald Young
Young
Morgan Keller
Waynesboro Construction Co
Leats Park
MD. 355
I-70
Ball Park
Baltimore Orioles
McCurdy Field
Mr. Young
Ellerben Beckett
Ellerbe- Beckett
Heartly House Wins HUD Grant For Transitional Shelter
Heartly House in Frederick has been awarded a 234 807 dollar HUD grant to renovate a five unit building for a transitional shelter serving women and children for more than six months. The grant, one of 399 applications, comes under the Stewart B. McKinney Act alongside prior gifts from the Thomas Foundation and Abell Foundation.
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Heartly House
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Frederick
Stewart B. McKinney Homeless Assistance Act
Thomas Foundation
Abell Foundation
Frederick County
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Birto
Phraedra Slagelli
Margaret Rhea
West Second Street
Carroll Creek Park
P.J. Sauey News-Post
Lake Singanore
Kemptown
H, Thomas Summers
Inside the News
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Petaage
David Moffitt
News-Post
Linda Norre
Philip
Clinick
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