Front door clash at HDC over historic building
Frederick attorney Herbert Morrison faced a repeat denial from the Historic District Commission over a glass foyer door at 135 W. Patrick St. He argued the door was needed for safety and tenant checks, but HDC members maintained it violated historic integrity and offered no reconsideration. Violations in the district carry a 50 dollar daily fine.
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Frederick
Herbert Morrison
W. Patrick St
Historic District Commission
Morrison
HDC
Commission
Frederick Klan parade and mask rules face delay vote
Frederick officials delay a decision on proposed policies targeting Ku Klux Klan activity. Mayor Ronald Young and city attorneys study legality of rules restricting parades to once a year, banning weapons, and designating parade routes. A mask ban faces questions, with exceptions for work or festivals. The bandshell rules already limit groups to one event annually and fund police protection. The Sept. 7 vote date was set amid debate over enforcement and Klan opposition.
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Ku Klux Klan
Frederick
Ronald Young
W. Milner Roberts
Willie Mahone
Board of Aldermen
New fence closes off Weis lot as renovations begin
A chain link fence now blocks the old Weis supermarket lot at McCurdy Field while Morgan-Keller Inc starts renovating the building for office space. The fence will be unlocked for parking during baseball games.
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Weis
McCurdy Field
Morgan-Keller Inc
Marie May enters race for city alderman in local GOP slate
Marie May the fifth Republican candidate to announce for city alderman joins incumbents Kreissig and Lee and challengers Grimes Baker. Democrats Magaha Quist Murphy Summers and Merchant also run. May chairs census committee and heads Republican Women group. Oakcrest Limited Partnership fences and parking lot plan raise security questions as renovation nears completion.
Planners withhold draft plan awaiting review
The Frederick County Planning Commission decided to keep the draft county comprehensive plan from the public while it undergoes further review. The draft, updating the 1984 version, adds new chapters on mineral resources housing and site selection based on a county housing study.
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Frederick County Planning Commission
Ray Barnes
Planning Commission
William Fout
Commission
George Dredden
Barnes
Monocacy River
Frederick
Maryland
Virginia Transportation Departments
Capital Beltway
Washington Metro
Frederick County
Anne Arundel County
Washington
Clover Hill Drive
Marvin Ausherman
Urbana
Monimott Associates Limited Partnership
Kiplinger Washington Editors, Inc
County raises school lunch and meal prices countywide
Enrollment for fiscal services notes higher costs for food, labor and paper force price hikes. Ice cream up five cents to 40 cents and elementary lunches rise to 1.10 with 10 cent boosts for other levels. high schools 1.35, Rock Creek and Heather Ridge also up 10 cents to 1.35. Breakfast climbs to 75 cents countywide, elementary adds 20 cents, high schools 10 cents. Last increase was 1987.
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Rock Creek
Heather Ridge
Hess
Frederick News-Post
Summers Foundation backs Summers and other city board candidates
H Thomas Summers Memorial Foundation Inc and Summers joins Alderman Allen Merchant and challengers Paul Magaha Norman Quist and Sally Murphy as Democrats for the city board. Republican candidates include Marie May Aldermen Jon Kreissig and William O Lee with Frances Baker and James Grimes. Five aldermen serve four year terms. Filing deadline is today at 4 pm. Primary Sept 12 and general Nov 7.
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Frances Baker
James Grimes
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