Tourism project delays in Emmuttsburg loom over progress
The border to center structure project advances slowly with Emmuttsburg to be financed by a $100,000 county loan issued in February repaid from front footage fees. TCFC management contract on U S 15 took effect July 1, with completion expected by mid September barring sewer and water line delays that could waste management time and hurt tourism. Mayor Robert Preston and Mon signor expressed ongoing frustration at months of delays and calls for swift action from state leaders.
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U.S. 15 Visitor Center
Emmitsburg
Corporation For Construction
US. 15
Jeff Taylor
Emmuttsburg
Robert Preston
Preston
TCFC
U.S. 15
Monsignor
Great Southern Printing and Frederick News Masthead
The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company publishes the Frederick News daily except Sunday from Ferrick Street with offices at 190 Maryland Ave. Subscriptions list one month to one year rates and motor route delivery.
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Qooe Ferrick Street
Frederick Maryland
Montgomery County
County Ghice
Maryland Ave
Pockville
News Matters
Deaf Ministry Expands at Calvary United Methodist Church
Mrs. Kenyon, born deaf in Hawaii and now pursuing a master of divinity, leads efforts to expand deaf ministry at Calvary United Methodist Church in Riverdale Maryland. She aims to start a deaf choir and extend weekly signed services during Sunday school, with interpreters already at Calvary and Catonsville churches. Deaf services will feature hymns and scriptures shown on an overhead projector and are signed at 830 or 1100 am. The program is part of broader deaf ministry in Maryland with three state churches and ongoing religious training at the Maryland School for the Deaf.
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United Methodist Church
Kenyon
United Methodist
Maryland
Calvary United Methodist
Catonsville United Methodist Church
Calvary
Rita Sharpe
Honolulu
Hawaii
Kaimaki
Jarrett Intermediate
Diamond Head School For the Deaf and Blind
Hawaii State School For the Deaf and Blind
Galladet College
Wesley Seminary
Maryland School For the Deaf
Daniel
Riverdale
Washington United Methodist Church of the Deaf
David
Daniel Jr
Carroll Doggett
Calvary Methodist Church
Mark Waddell
Weather showers across broad western and northern states
The National Weather Service forecasts showers today from Montana to New Mexico and Arizona and also across parts of Wisconsin Michigan and the Northeast. The region faces a hit or miss wet pattern with likely light to moderate showers.
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National Weather Service
Montana
New Mexico
Arizona
Wisconsin
Michigan
Northeast
Monocacy project aims to balance use and habitat protection
Community Commons leaders say the Monocacy plan avoids turning the river into a tourist draw for Washington and Baltimore residents. The foot path will be modest, eyeing habitat views, with costs largely covered by participating groups and existing funding from the Soil Conservation Service and Interior Department via the Monocacy Battlefield Park project. In Houston, Carl Lewis reported a burglary of his apartment, including a crystal collection and electronics, after his Olympic golds. The University of Maryland urges a public park at the river and Gas House Pike, while sewage plant upgrades are deemed essential for river health.
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Felton
Community Commons
Washington
Baltimore
Soil Conservation Service
Department of the Interior
Monocacy Battlefield Park
University of Maryland
Gas House Pike
City weighs center site as rail link eyed
A city official discussed a transportation center site on Carroll Street amid a counter offer from Chessie and potential adjacent acquisitions. The plan emphasizes proximity to downtown and rail lines to attract commuter service, with at least five acres planned and negotiations extending to nearby properties as Frederick County studies mass transit.
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Chessie
Young
Carroll Street
Nikirk
Frederick County
Pair charged in Montgomery County armed robbery
A 19 year old Gaithersburg man and a 20 year old Washington DC resident were arrested and charged with armed robbery and assault with intent to kill after a post midnight robbery and shooting at the Commercial and Wine on East Diamond Avenue in Gaithersburg. Police recovered a handgun and some stolen money. Victim Roland Ray, 33, remained in critical but stable condition at Suburban Hospital.
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Frew
Memgomery
Baresa Rockville
District of Columbia
Montgomery County
Harry Geebreng
East Diamond Avenue
Gaithersburg
Geebreng
Stanley Lee Hail
Queen Victoria Court
Kevin Leonard Anderson
Ninth St
Nsw
Washington
D.C
Quebec Terrace
Silver Spring
Roland Ray
Geehreng
Ray
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Maryland Home Improvement Commission
Clarksburg
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