Town Receives Dormant Domain Donation for Development
A local resident donated thurmont.com to the town after it sat unused by Vin Cemt Gee. The town plans to use the site for future development, while parks and recreation changes, including baseball diamonds at Eyter Road and End Park, were discussed. The meeting also covered an oil site, a Christmas bonus for all 45 town employees, and Pleasant Acres site plans with storm water and traffic concerns. The board will revisit December 28.
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Burns Cand
Ceresale
Burns Sand
Biss
Fast End
Dave Sammons
Ken Oland
Wayne
Hooper
Planning Commission
Pleasant Acres
Apples Church Rosa
Cullen operators accept blame for Cullen Academy problems
Victoria Cullen Academy operations under Cullen operators come under state audit with potential fines over 2 million. Officials from Youth Services International blame staff and miscommunication, acknowledging prior promises and new procedures. The DJJ audit, covering 1997 to 2000, prompts plans to revamp a near-failing program and await meeting with DJJ secretary to review penalties.
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Baltimore
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Maryland
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Stoudemire
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Counties debate federal reach on water access case
Frederick County officials defend that federal law does not govern water access decisions in a dispute involving the Islamic Society of Frederick. Rep Ehrlich and County Planning Director Hughes argue the Land Use Act of 2000 covers only zoning laws, while attorney David Severn contends the act blocks land use rules that burden religious exercise. The case centers on a denied water and sewer connection for a proposed mosque on 100 acres along New Design Road, with plans including a 10 acre cemetery after purchase of New Road acreage for 500000 dollars.
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Hunt Valley
Frederck County
Ceremene
Robert Ehrich
Frederick County
Kris Hughes
Association of Counties
Islamic Society of
Frederick
New Design Road
David Severn
SR Ris Shen SD
Severn
Ehrlich
Hughes
American Planning Association
National Association of Counties
National Trust For Historic Preservation
Ullinteth Deen
Counties told to grab tobacco money
Hunt Valley report notes counties should spend available tobacco settlements now while funds remain stable. Maryland has collected about 140 million annually for 25 years but factors like declining smoking and lawsuits could reduce payments. Escrow holds 25 percent amid ongoing debates over Angelos share. funds support schools and roads.
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Hunt Valley
Maryland
Shepard
Baltimore
Peter Angelos
Cones
Tes
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