Candidates discuss annexing Rosenstock farm in Frederick
Frederick city primary voters weigh annexation of the Rosenstock farm nine say no two say yes eight undecided or no comment. Candidates cite flood plain concerns agri cultural use opposed by several and want more study before any decision.
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Rose Stock Farm
Charles B. Abrecht
Ueht
David C. Grove
Frederick
Calvin “Cy” Bartgis
Richard E. Suitely I
Rosenstock
Edward G. Higinbotham
Bertha J. Kennedy
Diane Culbertson
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Tim L. Woodford
Martin Luther King Jr High Opens Amid Enrollment Shifts
In Germantown the new Martin Luther King Jr Junior High welcomes about 465 Gaithersburg and Germantown students as Montgomery County shifts to closures. Principal Merrill Fisher outlines a strong instructional program with academics and special subjects and notes active extracurriculars including clubs, sports, and varied student requests from horseback riding to archery.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Montgomery County
Gaithersburg
Martin Luther King School
Merrill Fisher
Orientaion
Fisher
Fox Chapel
Brown Station
Watkins Mill
Stedwick
Whetstone
Ridgeview
Montgomery Village
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Kensington Junior High
Lathrop 5
Smith Environmental Education Center
Rockville
Desperate Rain Needed for Area Crops and Hay
Frederick County farmers report drought stress across corn soybeans and pastures as silage corn matures quickly amid dry winds. Statewide rainfall remains well below August norms, with soil moisture dropping in subsoil while topsoil holds.
Frederick Gas Company awarded price increase
The PSC hearing examiner Frank J. Wasowicz allowed Frederick Gas Company to raise rates by about 7 percent, granting roughly 449,860 in extra revenue. The case centered on calls for 335,000 to 635,000, with Wasowicz noting a mid forecast near 482,000 and signaling no uniform stance for utilities.
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Office of the People’s Counsel, Public Service Commission
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Frank J. Wasowicz
People’s
John KE. Keane Jr
Keane
Thomas C. Gorak
People’s Counsel
Wasowicz
United Way
Ronald A. Decker
Paul A. Daniel
Decker
Daniel
Gorak
Wasowice
Touuthans
Reiskin
Inside The News The borrower is a servant to the leader
A reflective line from a Bible verse notes the moral that a borrower serves the one who lends. It frames a thematic overview of power, duty, and submission within leadership dynamics. The citation underscores biblical teaching on hierarchy and responsibility.
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Highlights and columns from a 1930s Frederick scene
A snapshot of early 1930s Frederick with news editor Mary Fouche guiding a walking tour. Columnists Don Lambro Anthony Harrigan Tom Tiede and Robert Wagman share views onSynthetic Fuel, Hiroshima remembrance, New Jersey mountains, and Washington coverage. Gardening tips by Mike Ensor appear amid the civic highlights.
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Mary Fouche
Frederick
Don Lambro
Hiroshima
Anthony Harrigan
Tom Tiede
New Jersey
Robert Wagman
Murray
Terrorists attack Vienna synagogue killing two injuring sixteen
At Seitenstettengasse a long ship then synagogue attack left two dead and sixteen wounded including bystanders and two guards. Police seized two suspects and hunted a third as rescue workers treated the injured while the attack’s identity remained unclear.
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Austria
Vienna Red Cross
Weather outlook shows warm humid days with weekend showers
Weather summary for Western Maryland and surrounding regions notes warm and humid conditions with a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms through Sunday. Mountain areas and Ocean City expect highs in the 70s, nightly lows near 70, with improving conditions Monday and Tuesday. Ocean City water 70. Spraying winds around 10 mph. Temperatures yesterday listed for several towns.
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Deep Creek
Ocean
Ocean City
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
Pavid Lesher
Mac McCalla Dies Aged 58 Active in Frederick County Politics
Mac McCalla Jr a 1974 Democratic State Central Committee candidate for Frederick County died after a heart attack at Carroll County General Hospital. He lived near New Windsor Toll Road and chaired District 19. A WWII and Korean War veteran he received the Soldiers Medal. Survived by wife Margaret Cresap McCalla and two sons, services set for Aug 31.
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Mac McCalla Jr
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick County
Carroll County
Linganore
United Methodist Church of
Unionville
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Unionville Pioneer
Philadelphia
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Carlos R
Esther McCalla
Margaret Cresap McCalla
John C
Michael C. McCalla
Libertytown
D.D. Hartzler
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