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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 2002
Page
3
Allegheny Power will cut electricity to about 150 downtown Frederick homes and businesses from 2 a.m. to noon on Sunday to upgrade from 4,000 to 12,000 volts. Notices warn of possible rescheduling for bad weather. most affected are businesses and nonBusiness hours chosen.
The C Burr Ariz Library in Frederick County plans a April 19 opening for its renovated facility with Laura Bush possibly attending. Board president William Lee Jr says the invitation was extended and the first lady’s office would consider it closer to the date. The two year project remains on schedule and the downtown library will open April 20 at 10 am after moving from Spectrum Drive.
Montgomery County plans a 2002 Martin Luther King Jr day celebration on January 21 at Blair High School Silver Spring. NAACP official Roslyn McCallister Brock will deliver the keynote as part of a program titled Diversity One Nation Individual. The event will honor Dr King Humanitarian Award and Children of the Dream Award recipients with volunteer center projects and a tutoring fair by regional groups and agencies.
The article fragment indicates a customer will stay on a Single Rate Fast plan. It mentions renewal or continuation without changes to pricing structure. No additional names, dates, or locations are provided in the readable text.
Middletown activists press to avoid a bypass as the State Highway Administration agrees to review alternative traffic easing ideas from the Middletown Regional Planting Committee. proposals include truck bans speed changes and new signs. group leaders say bypass is drastic and fear sprawl while town officials seek a southern bypass that was derailed by landowners.
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