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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1994

Page

6

Peaches pricey apples abound in thriving local orchards

Orchardists report a robust crop of apples pears and plums despite a ruined peach season from winter damage. Peach shortages ride prices up with out of state imports filling the gap while local pears and apples stay plentiful and prices remain comparatively stable. Growers urge consumers not to assume all fruits are scarce and highlight continued strong demand for non peach fruits.

Martha Hauver Pryor Thurmont Scenic View Orchard Sabillasville Richard Calimer Calimer Agriculture and Stabilization Conservation Service Tri-State Congress University of Maryland

Frederick Newes Fest Weve Got Frederick Written All Over Us

A community celebration named Frederick Newes Fest showcases local pride with themed events and activities highlighting Frederick heritage and identity. Organizers invite residents to participate in crafts food stalls and performances across a weekend.

Frederick Newes Frederick

Maryland reports a 105 million surplus in 1994

Maryland posted a 105 million surplus for fiscal 1994 driven by higher lottery revenue and lower Medicaid costs. Net lottery income reached 353 million, Medicaid spending was 22.6 million under expected, about 45 million went to a reserve fund, and 50 million more may be added to the Rainy Day Fund as legislators push for fiscal stability amid a modest economy.

Baltimore Maryland Louis Goldstein Goldstein Asumers

SHA Proposes Roundabout for Brunswick Traffic Pattern

A Maryland SHA official pitches a single block East B Street one way plan alongside a roundabout at Md. 17 B Street Petersville Road and Maryland Avenue. Proposed circle aims to reduce delays lower speeds and cut accidents while requiring utility relocation and yielding within the circle.

Brunswick State Highway Administration MD. 17 B Street Petersville Road Maryland Avenue Gene Straub Straub SHA Maple Avenue

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