Thurmont Recaps Quiet 1991 With Elections and Projects
Thurmont ends 1991 on a calm note with election changes as Robert Wagerman loses to Frank Martin and Edward Hobbs is re elected. The town eyes an 86 percent rate hike for Thurmont Municipal Light Co and works on budget cuts and road paving while planning a 30,890 square foot Food Lion and a sewer extension to Eyler Road completing in 1992.
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Thurmont
Robert E Wagerman
Frank R Martin
Edward G. Hobbs
Martin
Hobbs
NAPA
Frederick
Public Service Commission
Thurmont Municipal Light Company
PSC
Wheatley and Ranquist
Thurmont Municipal Light 15
Terrence Best
Frederick County
Apples Church Road
Hammaker Street
Tippin Drive
Mr Best
Eyler Road
Emmitsburg Endures Storms and Historic Nomination Feud
In 1991 Emmitsburg faced a severe storm on May 6 causing about 100000 dollars in Main Street damage and roof loss while 50 homes were harmed. Amid town politics a September push by Mayor Robert Preston to pause National Register listing triggered clashes with the Emmitts burg Business and Professional Association over secrecy and process.
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Emmitsburg
Emmiitsburg
Main Street
Wayne Powell
Robert
Preston
Emmittsburg
EBPA
Elizabeth Prongas
Prongas
Crystal Gauss
Crownsville
Historical Trust
Rodney Little
US Department of the Interior
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