County Officials Vote To Keep Brown Road Open
The County Commissioners voted to keep Brown Road open at the Struthoney Garfield intersection north of Wolfsville. They denied former Courts Engineer Southey Nottingham a request to relocate the road and remove the steep, sharp bend. Commissioner Lewis urged land donation to relocate the road. others defended the decision as safer and more practical given the terrain and recent road work to divert traffic.
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Brown Road
Wolfsville
Courts
Southey Nottingham
Donald L Loews
Nottingham
Smithsburg - Garfeld
Lews
Aly
Notingham
Lewes
County Reeds Department
Smuthsburg
Garfield
Rere Son
William Fuut
Althoough
Teathuw
Lawrence A Dorsey
Lewis
Perrine
Middletown Infiltration Study Wins State Federal Approval
Middletown officials announced that the infiltration study has passed state and federal approval via consultant Robert Lakin of H B Ferguson Co. They await formal notification to apply for about 65,000 in funds to remove groundwater from the sewer system. Lakin noted only Middletown and Hagerstown have tentative approvals. The commission adopted zoning amendments after a public hearing with no attendees and discussed Green Street improvements near the new high school, urged by students Richard Fulton and Stephen Stroup.
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Middletown
Robert Lakin
H B Ferguson Co
Air View
Lakin
Hagerstown
Maryland
Planning and Zoning Commission
Richard Fulton
Stephen Stroup
Green Street
Hood College hosts open house to view Comet Kohoutek
Dr Ernest Cherrington opened Hood College Observatory to the public for an open house weekend. Hundreds visited to glimpse a pinhead dot in the sky amid modest haze as the comet faded, with commentary on Skylab and the Space Shuttle program.
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Williams Observatory
Hood College
Kohoutek
Ernest Cherrington
Hood
Cherrington
Chully Observatory
Dr. Cherrington
de Cherrington
COG Favors Expansion Of County Commission
Frederick County Council of Governments endorses expanding the county commission. The report notes salary increases for five seats, without incumbent input, and proposes electing commissioners from resident districts to ensure countywide representation. Some members favor paid, qualified candidates and district-based races.
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COG
Fredenck County
Frederick Day
Salares
Well Heeled Blacksmith Earns Up To 30 Thousand
An experienced blacksmith can shoe 10 to 12 horses per day, spending about half an hour on each. A hard working smith may earn between 20000 and 30000 dollars annually.
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Kirsten Tallmon
Michael Tallmon
Clifton Road
al Weinberg
County March of Dimes Board
Irvin Renn
Eric Arnold
Renn
Arnold
News-Post
California
Frederick County
MOD
Charles C. Smith
Jefferson
Ted
Avestor
U.S
Federally Chartered Savings and Loan
Jetropolitan Federal Savings and Loan Association
Avanan
Weesinn
Bebe
Hig
SIACK
Ray Wachter Photo Center
Mechet St
Winches St
Paradise Kittens
Davis Shoe Store
N. Market St
Country Inn
Bassett
Cline
E. Patrick
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