Walkersville eyes traffic light for Md 194 bypass
Walkersville officials weigh adding a traffic signal to Md 194 bypass after Woodsboro changes, with SHA considering a right in right out at Crum Road. The meeting also discussed Sha traffic data and a fatal crash, while the burgess and commissioners voted to raise pay.
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Walkersville
Sha
CH Hee
MD. 194
Frederick
Woodsboro
Burgess
Burgess John Thompson
State Highway Administration
Crum Road
Crum
Coppermine Road
Jim Reid
Beth Passerl
Reid
Joseph Cahn
New Market Council Reviews Two Festivals Debts and Funds
New Market Town Council discussed two festivals New Market Days in fall and Christmas in New Market in December. Both ran deficits though organizers called the events worthwhile and plan for future fundraising. The council approved a $100 deficit payment but deferred larger funding. Rick Fleshman reported 6341.39 spent. starting balance 2824, deposits 5418, ending 1975.61 for seed money and volunteers. Cecelia B Williams appointed to Historic District Commission.
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New Market
Rita Mueller
Amy DeSutter
Ms. Mueller
Rick Fleshman
New Market Days Committee
Fleshman
Cecelia B. Williams
Historic District Commission
Ms. Williams
John Stuart
Walkersville Pharmacy Under New Ownership
Walkersville Pharmacy at 19 E Frederick Street is under new ownership. Mark Bandy, a University of Maryland graduate in 1989, becomes the pharmacist owner and brings years of local service to the community.
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Walkersville Pharmacy
Walkersville
E. Frederick Sr
Mark Bandy
University of Maryland
Baltimore
Judge approves 65 million Home Depot discrimination deal
Federal judge approves a 65 million settlement in a sex discrimination suit against Home Depot covering past and present female employees and some applicants in 10 Western states. The agreement includes 22.5 million to plaintiffs lawyers and 17 million to upgrade nationwide employment programs.
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San Francisco
Home Depot
Louisiana
New Jersey
Riverview Shopping Center
MD. 355
Frederick
First Bank of Frederick ranks seventh in SBA loans district wide
First Bank of Frederick, a subsidiary of First Frederick Financial Corp, placed seventh among Baltimore District financial institutions for Small Business Administration loans. It generated 21 loans totaling 4.3 million dollars reinvested in Frederick, earning praise from Jack H. Goldstein, president and CEO, for the bank’s dedication to local small business.
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First Bank of Frederick
First Bank of
Frederick
First Frederick Financial Corp
Baltimore
Baltimore Business Journal
Jack H. Goldstein
Subway opens in Emmitsburg at Silo Hill Road site
A new Subway restaurant owned by Emmitsburg residents Terry Gladhill and Linda Hurley opens at 101 Silo Hill Road. The store operates 11 am to 9 pm Sunday through Thursday and 11 am to 10 pm Friday and Saturday with dine in and pickup options.
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Walkersville
Emmitsburg
Linda Hariey
Philip Postelie
Marianne Dwyer
Silo Hill Road
Emmitsburg Area
Terry Gladhill
Linda Hurley
Ms. Hurley
Ms. Gladhill
Subway
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