Poolesville mayor cites 1981 successes and new plans
Poolesville Mayor Charles Elgin highlights a holding water supply and a 1.8 million dollar EPA grant for a sewage plant as top 1981 achievements. The project, with 12.5 percent town share reduced to about 3.75 percent, includes EPA and state funds, design and construction over two years, site negotiations, and a spring public opening. The year saw Halmos Park progress, a new master plan guiding growth to 6,000 people, zoning revisions anticipated in February, and a planning commission shakeup. Water shortages spurred conservation efforts. well number five is now in service,Md 109 line completed, all required connections in place.
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Poolesville
Charles Elgin
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
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State Environmental Health Administration
Elgin
Halmos Park
Phillip Harris
Lawrence Stevens
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Hearing in New Market over zoning decision
A public hearing is scheduled for Monday January 18 at 8 p m in the New Market Town Hall on the appeal NM B 81 3 by Gordon Kindness of New Market challenging a zoning ruling by Frederick County Zoning Administrator Frederick J Lowndes that the Christmas Shop at 5 W Main St 43 is not a permitted use in the limited commercial district The shop owner claims the ordinance is restrictive and questions why the complaint arose now. the hearing will include representation by J E Russell of Weinberg Michel and Board of Appeals members William Goggins Terry Egan and Nancy Morley will hear residents wishing to speak
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New Market Town Hall
Gordon Kindness
New Market
Kindness
Frederick County
Frederick J. Lowndes
Gordon and
Isabella Kindness
Main St
Kindnesses
Lowndes
Board of Appeals
Main Street
Prospect Alley
Kindness House
Winchester Hall
New Market Board of Appeals
William Goggins
Terry Egan
Nancy Morley
J.E. Russell
Weinberg & Michel
Charges Dropped Against Second Drug Defendant in Westminster
Prosecutors dropped all charges against Louis Granville Renn Jr., 27, of Middletown, the second of two defendants in an alleged drug bust. The action mirrors Tuesday’s move against co defendant James Stephen Seickman, 24, of Riviera Beach, with plans to present the case to a grand jury within a month.
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Westminster
Louis Granville Renn Jr
Picnic Woods Road
Middletown
Renn
James Stephen Seickman
Riviera Beach
Peter M. Tabatsko
Selekman
Mount Airy
Thomas C. Nikirk
Seickman
Benjamin Love
Love
Tabatsko
Thomas E. Hickman
Woodsboro Auxiliary elects new officers for 1982
The Woodsboro Ladies Auxiliary to the Fire Company held its December meeting with 14 members. Officers for 1982 were elected, a January 6 banquet is planned, and installation will occur at the joint firemen and auxiliary meeting. Dues for 1982 are due. Elsie Cornell praised for perfect 1981 attendance.
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Woodsboro
MontCo Police Plan Holiday Road Blocks
Montgomery County police announce New Year festivities safety plan with road blocks across all districts from evening to early morning. Officers will stop motorists for alcohol impairment and arrest intoxicated drivers. A free cab program runs 7 p.m. Thursday to 7 a.m. Friday, funded by DADD and the county Chamber of Commerce, with呼
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Montgomery County
Providence Hospital
Dealers Against
DADD
County Chamber of Commerce
District of Columbia
New Year Wishes and Local Fare Parade It Into 1982
A festive New Year roundup from Frederick features Harold B. Cahn hosting a yearly open house on New Year’s Eve, Judge William B. Gross and Thelma celebrate 40 years of marriage, and local reflections on 1981. The piece mingles social notes with brief mentions of Parisian computer design for fabrics, Bourbon Street eateries, and travelers in Honolulu Sarasota, ending with hopeful resolutions for the new year.
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Harold B. Cahn
William B. Gross
Brunswick
Thelma
84 year old woman slain in Silver Spring apartment
Police report Anna Podnos 84 was found in her Rock Creek Garden Apartments unit after an apparent robbery turned murder. Entry appeared non forcible as items were missing and the suspect fled. No leads yet. Homicides in Montgomery County fell to 12 that year from 16.
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Silver Spring
Anna Podnos
Colston Drive
Rock Creek Garden
Phillip B. Caswell
Montgomery County
Podnos
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