Dominion plans for elderly subsidized apartments in Myersville
Mayor Stroup backs new plan as Nangle presents an FmHA funded, elderly apartment complex on the former site for young professionals. Residents seek rezoning clarity while a private study will estimate local demand for the subsidized housing to let seniors remain in Myersville.
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Weather Outlook New Storms Form East Of New Jersey
Storm over New England and another forming east of New Jersey shift slowly away as conditions improve. Western Maryland sees lingering flurries, windy and cold with highs near 28 to 30 and lows 20s. Maryland mountains expect 2-4 inches more snow, with teens to 20s highs. Frederick reports 1.75 inches of rain and a 50 degree high yesterday, river levels rising. Monoacy at Frederick to crest two feet above flood stage early morning and Potomac at Point of Rocks seven feet above flood stage Thursday. ice jams may alter crest timing.
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Snow forecast expands across Great Lakes and Midwest
The National Weather Service predicts snow on Thursday across the Great Lakes St. Lawrence Valley Ohio Valley and upper Midwest. Cold conditions will spread from the northern Plains to the upper Mississippi Valley.
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Potomac Edison Wins Section 1 Antitrust Ruling In Maryland
In Baltimore, Judge Kaufman granted Potomac Edison's motion for summary judgment on the Sherman Act Section 1 conspiracy claims by Thurmont Hagerstown and Williamsport. A later ruling on Robinson-Patman price discrimination claims is anticipated after briefs. Section 2 price squeeze goes to trial May 13. Six Israeli soldiers injured in Lebanon attack as Israel withdraws equipment ahead of a multi stage pullout, with troops evacuated for treatment.
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City weighs new zoning rules for apartments and homes
City planners discuss amending the zoning ordinance to curb pyramiding by restricting residential development in business and industrial zones. The proposal sets limits on residential density, preserves homeowner protections, and introduces rules to avoid clustering of certain business types while updating provisions for planned neighborhoods and modern uses. Public comment is sought on the zoning map and ordinance ahead of mayor and aldermen review.
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Maryland lawmakers lead task force studying federal pay cuts
Three Marylanders head a federal salary and retirement study panel as part of the Federal Government Service Task Force. Rep. Michael D. Barnes and Rep. Vic Fazio co chair the group with Sen. Paul Sarbanes and Rep. Steny Hoyer among the four vice chairs. They warn against indiscriminate cuts while aiming to reduce the deficit and protect workers. The article also notes zoning debate in Brunswick and government holiday closures for Washington's George Washington birthday.
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Weather disrupts Frederick schools and river salvage work
Sun returned a brush truck winch cable to the back of the vehicle and pulled it to higher ground as exhaust water was cleared. The rainfall forced Frederick County schools to close one hour early and Walkersville two hours early, with normal start on Wednesday. Forecast calls for cold wind and partly cloudy skies with a slight chance of flurries, lows near 20s and highs in 30s to 40s for the next days.
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