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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1987

Page

6

State Board ratifies perpetual easement on Frederick County farm

The State Board of Public Works approved a perpetual conservation easement on a 197.48 acre Frederick County land straddling the Frederick Carroll line. The donation by W Peter Pearce will keep the land rural, with a 15 year tax credit. County officials had feared eventual development after the credit expires. The board also committed 107,530 toward Ballenger Creek Park development costs in Frederick County and approved over 25,000 in Agricultural Cost-Share grants to seven farmers.

Annapolis State Board of Public Works Frederick County Board of County Commissioners Ballenger Creek Frederick Carroll County W. Peter Pearce Maryland Environmental Trust Pearce Louis L. Goldstein Public Works Board Grant Dehard Senate James Clark The Environmental Trust Dehart Fearre Ballenger Creek Park Ballenger Creek Pike Maryland

All Winter Fashion Merchandise Ad Highlight

The ad promotes winter fashion items with low ticketed prices. It lists price points such as 14.99 and 21.99 and mentions prices around 49.99 to 59.99. The wording emphasizes bargains on winter merchandise.

LC. Isaacs Jordache Leger Esprit Evans Komar Panna Mir Big Oskar Wera DeLonghi Sunbeam

Board OKs pay raise for Maryland transit chief Hartman

ANNAPOLIS The Board of Public Works approved a 17300 two year pay raise raising Ronald J. Hartman’s salary to 79700 a year to align with comparable mass transit posts. Gov. Schaefer noted no resignation threat and cited private sector pay advantages. The board also boosted pay for Police Superintendent Tippett and Highway Administrator Kassoff. GAITHERSBURG New year brings office moves and phone number changes across city departments. Beginning Jan 5 Casey Community Center and Gaithersburg Aquatic Center gain new numbers. main city line becomes 258 6700 with specific new lines for manager, code enforcement, animal control, rental housing, and planning. Public works and other offices relocate Jan 19, with updated numbers. police line changes Jan 25. parks and recreation numbers updated in February after winter class registrations.

Annapolis Board of Public Works Ronald J. Hartman Maryland Mass Transit Administration Maryland William Donald Schaefer Hartman Schaefer Elmer Tippett Hal Kassoff Gaithersburg Casey Community Center Planning Department Rabbit Road Finance Department Public Works Consumer Affairs Parks and Recreation Department

Monument to watermen under consideration

Queen Annes County commissioners study raising a statue on Kent Narrows to honor watermen whose livelihood the statue would acknowledge. The idea was proposed years ago by the late Thomas Jory Ewing of Chester as a gesture of goodwill. An abandoned vehicle lot may host the monument site.

Centreville Queen Anne's Kent Thomas Jory Ewing Chester Robert Sallitt

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