Downtown building to be restored at 101 N Market St
Frederick Historic District Commission approved phase one of renovations for the 101 N Market St storefront. Work includes removing plywood from plate glass, adding a Church Street entrance, and interior updates aiming to reopen as retail and office space by May 1.
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Ms. Salis
Historic District Commission
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West Third Street
West Fifth Street
HDC
Carl Robin
Braddock Heights Faces Water Sewer Rate Hike Hearings
Frederick County Commissioners plan a public hearing Tuesday in Winchester Hall on a countywide water and sewer rate structure that would raise new-home water taps from 2200 to 4300 and could cost Braddock Heights residents 10 000 to 15 000 per household for a 6.6 million system. The plan may cap bills at 4600 to 4800 per home and use tap fee funds to cover costs, with possible 10 year financing. State funds total 1.5 million, and legislators seek more support.
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Braddock Heights Community Association
Winchester Hall
Sue Hecht
Jan Gardner
National Road CAG to hold corridor meetings in January
The National Road Citizens Advisory Group will hold meetings on the National Road Corridor Partnership Plan, including Washington Frederick and Cumberland counties on Wednesday January 17 at 7 30 p.m. at Greenbriar State Park visitor center. The public session will discuss preserving marketing and enhancing resources along the corridor and maintaining regional quality of life. Contact Cind Ptak at Maryland Department of Planning 410 767 4544 or Cptak mdp.state.md.us.
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Cumberland
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Cind Ptak
Maryland
FCC to receive record federal grant for STEM scholars
The National Science Foundation awards Frederick Community College a $182,252 grant, the largest in FCC history, to fund up to two years of tuition and costs for two high school graduates from each public school and one from each private school in Frederick County. eligibility requires financial need, U.S. citizenship, and full-time FCC enrollment, with emphasis on minorities women and people with disabilities.
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FCC
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Mike Mr. Pritchard
Frederick County
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Pritchard
National Science Foundation
Microsoft
County seeks more liquor control powers and licenses
An Annapolis report notes Frederick County seeks expanded liquor board powers to cite underage drinkers, mirroring measures in Anne Arundel, Montgomery, and Prince George's counties. The delegation also discusses regulation changes for a $1,500 off premise catering license and licensing retirement communities for on site wine tastings. Additionally, Frederick advances support for hospital expansion and assigns delegates to Washington councils.
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Mae
Zimmermann
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David Brinkley
Rfrederick
Washington Council of Governments of Directors
Sue Hecht
Frederick Washington
Washcog
Transportation Committee
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