Post office site delays loom over Mount Airy build
Frail Developers Inc. still awaits final building and grading permits for the 2.5 acre Mount Airy site at Park Avenue and Md. 27. Town planners and the postmaster cite slow processes and a past approval delay as the project aims to begin soon, with completion hoped by fall.
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Cejka Seeks FCC Jobs Ties and Community Role
The article profiles attorney Cejka of Frederick who values FCC as a launching pad for degrees and careers. It notes his law practice, work with FCC students and the paralegal program, and collaboration with employers on work-study opportunities. Cejka, born in Panama, grew up in Caracas before returning to Frederick, where he serves as legal counsel to the United Way and sits on its board. He and his wife Jill raise sons Tyler and Bradford in Frederick.
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Frederick County
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Library expansion plan faces higher costs than approved
Denise Davis says design work for the C Burr Artz Library expansion would cost 600000, not 281000 as in the 1995 budget, prompting commissioners to consider returning the request for 1996 CIP funding. Judge Tisdale may wait another year for a permanent courtroom as 334000 for the project is cut and delays pushed to 1997 CIP.
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Ron Hart
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Valentines Day Weddings In Frederick Witness Simple Joys
Ms. Kotchenreuther notes a sunny Valentine’s Day makes couples arrive with smiles and joy as Frederick couples wed under the 48 hour waiting period after license filing. James Ritenour and Glynda Lee, longtime locals, wed Tuesday afternoon after planning the date since Christmas. The couple say the day’s timing eased arranging a smaller ceremony and preserving their anniversary date.
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James Ritenour
Frederick
Glynda
Lee
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Snow snarls Maryland roads as crews deploy 49 units
Gov officials report snow creating slick conditions across Frederick County. Robert Ambush of the state highway administration notes 49 pieces of equipment deployed and more to come. Maryland State Police warn of a rough day with minor fender benders and rising calls about road conditions as temps climb from the low 30s and ice remains possible on surfaces. Forecaster Diener predicts warming through the day with southwest winds and continued rain overnight into Thursday, then partly sunny by Friday and 50s by Sunday.
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State Highway Administration
Ambush
Maryland
Frederick County
House GOP pushes anti crime package amid criticism
The White House warns the measure is veto bait as Republicans celebrate a fifth major triumph of their Contract With America. Speaker Gingrich cautions the agenda may stall, with term limits tax cuts and litigation reform facing tougher passage in the Senate.
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Mass Rally Honors Kim Jong Il Birthday
In Seoul AP reports North Korea held a mass rally to celebrate leader Kim Jong Il on his 53rd birthday. The government has designated the day as the nation’s greatest holiday and suggests he may soon formally take power, signaling strong consolidation of authority.
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Kim
Seoul
South Korea
North Korea
Kim Jong I
Police K-9 search of Maryland schools draws mixed views
The Frederick County sheriff said officers and staff reacted positively to a coordinated K-9 sweep involving Brunswick Frederick Maryland State Police and U S Customs trainers. The search avoided interiors while school leaders noted preplanned district drills and timing details.
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Brunswick
Frederick
Maryland
Frederick County
Markoe
Teen mothers urged welfare reforms to protect benefits
Advocates pressed lawmakers to pursue welfare reforms that avoid punishing teen mothers by cutting benefits prematurely or failing to raise them after another child. Lynell Tucker, 19, raising a two year old with cerebral palsy, attends Hood and seeks time to complete college.
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Hood
Ms. Tucker
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