Middletown Looks Back on 1991 Highlights Bright Library
Middletown reflects on a year of change with a new Prospect Street library expanding from 300 to 2,500 square feet, making it easier for youths to visit. Teens enjoyed dances sponsored by the Sheriff’s Office Scouts and town officials, plus a mock council session. The town annexed 300 acres east of the city, eyeing large homes and a golf course, while budgeting for a resident trooper's salary and eyeing East Street upgrades and a new Main Street Green Street traffic light. Memorial Hall discussions continue as officials seek to repurpose the former theater into a community center.
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Middletown
Louise Snodgrass
Prospect Street
Snodgrass
Fire Hall
Frederick County
Sheriff’s Office
Frederick City
Frank EB. Hagan
Andrew L. Sonner
Sonner
Rose G. Krasnow
New Mark Commons
Damascus theater saved then lost and Rockville ward on dogs
In Damascus residents abandon fund raising as work begins in 1991 on a $1 million Druid Theater restoration to create offices and retail space. In Rockville city leaders confront animal control turmoil after two rottweilers were ordered euthanized following a mauling, amid election results and budget concerns shaping 1992 policy.
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Damascus
Druid Theater
Gary R. Jaffe
County Planning Board
Rockville
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