Frederick County Education Board Resumes Energy Cuts
The Frederick County Board of Education approved 68 degree heating and 78 degree cooling thermostats for the rest of the school year as part of mandatory energy conservation amid higher fuel costs. The move aims to save about $50,000 in the last half of fiscal 1991, with anticipated $125,000 to $150,000 added to the 1993 budget.
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Frederick County
Edgar Larson
Brilhart
Sue Rovin
Koski
Kerosene Prices Remain High Despite Oil Drop
Local fuel dealers report kerosene staying near 1.39 to 1.49 per gallon as heating oil and gasoline ease. Dealers cite limited competition, jet fuel allocations, and inventory timing from warm fall weather as factors keeping prices elevated for heaters.
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Petroleum Services
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Thurmont Budget Shows Savings on Major Projects
Thurmont has spent less than budgeted on key capital works this year. Clerk treasurer Rick May said bids have not been sought on several projects while others came in under budget, including four streets saving about 11,000.
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