Muralist Eyes New Angels in the Architecture Works
William Cochran plans two additional ultra real murals for Frederick city walls as part of the Angels in the Architecture series. The larger anamorphic piece would span the Francis Scott Key Hotel wall, showing an interior scene of a mezzanine crowd watching actors. A second mural envisions a doorway figure on the Tourism and Visitor Center wall, funded by a donation from the late Janis Wertheimer.
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Francis Scott
Key
West
Patrick Street
Mr. Cochran
Tourism Anditar
K. Chuteh
Cochran
Janis Miller Wertheimer
Frederick County
Ms. Wertheimer
Shared Vision
Mark King
King
Frederick
Jennifer Nourherty
John Mieseler
Autism Council
Young asked to quit state post
Ronald Young, Maryland's point man on Gov. Glendening's smart growth policy, has been asked to leave state government. He will retire as deputy director of planning on October 25 after 10 1/2 years. Rumors swirl about the reasons, with officials noting his political activity and a joking remark misinterpreted as criticism of Glendening.
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Ronald Young
Maryland
Parris Glendening
Glendening
Mr. Young
Mrr. Young
Annapolis
Frederick
Ms. Young
Jennifer Dougherty
Jennifer Crawford
MM. Dougherty
Jennifer
Aweak
Phinning
Young
Joyas
House of Delegates
Anita
Daverner
Seattle
Ron
Plants Readied as Contaminated Water Touches Potomac
Two Frederick County war plants draw Potomac River water amid a large spill from Hagerstown's sewage plant. Contaminated water expected to reach Brunswick's intake Wednesday and later the New Design Road plant downstream. Officials report no drinking water warnings yet and aim to dilute the plume.
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Frederick County
Polomac
Hagerstown
Brunswick
New Design Road
Potomac
Rich McIntire
Maryland Department of the Environment
McIntire
Anticlony Creek
Wayne Dunkley
Brunswink
Water Department
Memntire
Dunkley
Starling
Brunswick Water Department
Performance zoning debate opens public input drive in Frederick County
Officials and consultants faced developer, conservationist, and housing advocates amid a six hour public session on the county zoning rewrite. Public meetings will continue in April as a 13 member committee is formed to guide the overhaul of the 1977 land use ordinance, with supporters touting conservation emphasis and design standards and critics warning of reduced market flexibility.
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Frederick County
Ley
Winchester
Siep
Enid
Apri
Commissi Neads
Isioners
Commissioioners
David Gray
John L. Thompson Jr
Lang Kendig
Habitat For Tumanity
Trank Walton Teague
Amerie
Pra
I Jig
Seymour Stem
Frederick
Frederick News Post adopts 100 percent recycled panel paper
The Frederick News Post announces it now prints on 100 percent recycled panel paper and remains a reusable newspaper. The move highlights sustainability and continued local reporting.
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Frederick News Post
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Hags
Jane
Lem
Phiston
State Post
Honala Young
Daning
Kane Kernlig
Winchester Hall
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