Mount St. Marys plans alumni grave plots in new cemetery
Mount St. Marys College will open a 5 acre cemetery near the Grotto of the Lourdes to sell 200 initial burial plots at 500 dollars each to alumni and staff. Phase 1 aims for 200 plots with eventual capacity of 600 to 840, funded by sales to revive the operating budget.
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Mount St. Mary’s College
Dan Hallinan
Frank Buhrman
Hallinan
the Lourdes
Kelly Fitzpatrick
St. Anthony's Parish
Mount St. Mary’s
Fitzpatrick
George Henry Miles
Daniel Burn
Frederick officials discuss Adequate Public Facilities rule plan
Frederick County officials met Monday to discuss planning rules and site plan ads for land development. The roundtable with Planning Commission and County Commissioners aimed to improve communication and emphasize APFO’s role requiring adequate schools streets and water and sewer before new development. Contingent on towns lacking similar rules, developers could proceed if county facilities are not adequate. Officials favor posting signs on properties to notify neighbors of changes from submitted site plans.
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Frederick County Planning Commission
Frederick County Commissioners
James Shaw
Mount Airy Post Office Seeks Land for New Office
The U S Postal Service seeks 2 to 3 acres in Mount Airy for a new rental office to relieve crowding. Current facility in the shopping center is about 3,200 square feet with growth needs, as four routes operate from New Market due to space. Proposals contact Jack Stone Jr. at the Columbia Maryland facilities office.
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Mount Airy
U.S. Postal Service
Elaine Hart
Hart
New Market Post Office
New Market
MD. 27
Main Street
Ridgeville Avenue
Jack Stone Jr
Facilities Service Office
P.O
Columbia
Bartlett health care forum opens series in Frederick
Rep Roscoe Bartlett hosts the first of six health care forums at Winchester Hall Frederick. Panelists include health care workers and industry leaders who discuss costs access and policy. Participants criticize government regulation and advocate nutrition and reform while noting international contrasts in medical care.
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Frederick
Winchester Hall
Bartlett
Cheri Jacobus
Daniel Moynihan
New York
Shirley Brobst
Brobst
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