Frederick dedicates new public works building to Bob Strine
Frederick officials formally dedicated the 7,200 square foot public works facility at 111 Airport Drive to Robert L. Strine who retired as public works director on December 31. The ceremony honored Strine for leading a department that grew from 1962 to 1992 with more street lights, parks, sewer miles, and water processed, while praising his leadership and decades of service.
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Buck Musser
Frederick Parks Department
Robert L. Strine Public Works Facility
Bob
Ing
Strine
Public Works Department
Mr. Strine
Eisenhart
Paul Gordon
String
Sabillasville Gets New Sewer Line Project Groundbreaking
The Washington County Sanitary District begins installing a sewer system to serve about 50 residents in Sabillasville at an estimated cost of half a million dollars. Frederick County Commissioners authorize the project and push for mandatory hookups under county code, with potential court action or fees for noncompliance. Public hearings drew strong support from residents seeking sewer service due to failing septic systems. A public hearing on the draft service agreement is planned for next month.
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Washington County
Sabillasville
Frederick County
Lynn Palmer
Sanitary District
Highfield
Cascade
Palmer
Wendy Kearney
Frederick County Leads Maryland in Population Boom 1970 to 1990
State officials report Frederick County grew 76.9 percent from 84,927 to 150,208 between 1970 and 1990, part of nine counties accounting for half of Maryland’s growth. Howard Calvert Charles Queen Anne’s and St. Mary’s also surged, while Baltimore City lost residents and unincorporated areas expanded 226.2 percent.
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Frederick County
Maryland
U.S
Frederick
Calvert
Carroll
Cecil
Charlies
Harford
Howard
Queen Anne’s
St. Mary’s
Howard County
Calvert County
Charles County
Queen Anne’s County
Florida
Ronald Kreitner
MOP
Baltimore City
Careless smoking tops Maryland fire deaths in 1991
Maryland fire marshal reports 26 of 98 fire deaths in 1991 were from careless smoking down from 37 in 1990. Arson deaths rose to 10, with 11 undetermined cases. five children died from matches. Officials urge detectors and residential sprinklers to cut future tragedies.
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Pikesville
Maryland
Rocco J. Gabriele
Gabriele
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Hamilton Ave
Public Works
Russell Marks
Noga
SAAB
Nonstop Saab
Saab Cars USA
Buckeystown Pike
Buckeysta
Men’s Republican Club
Political Campaign School For
Rosenstock Auditorium
Hood College
Frank Snodgrass
Shipley’s
Frederick Towne Mall
JC Penney’s
Sylvania Price Busters
Darktire
Dea
Sors
Hipley’s
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