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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1996

Page

10

U S Postal Service opens Frederick processing center

The $36 million 60 000 square foot U S Postal Service center on Tilco Drive Frederick is now open to support holiday mail. It adds three main areas for mail distribution office workroom and loading with 15 docks and replaces the East Patrick Street site. Project manager David Woodyard notes precast panels and a sprinklered roof while Postmaster Jullian Biggers and staff praise faster delivery and processing.

U.S Postal Service Tilco Drive Frederick Postal Service East Patrick Street Jullian Biggers Owen Branham David Woodyard Coakley Williams Construction Co Greenbelt

TransIT seeks state and federal funds to expand Md 85 bus corridor

TransIT officials aim to start service to the Md 85 corridor serving Toys R Us and Georgia Pacific, linking to existing routes from 6 am to 9 pm. They request about 57 000 from the state to begin, plus 9 000 for Downtown Area Shuttle expansion and 15 800 for Walkersville service. Total 1997 capital exceeds 1 million in federal and state funds and 117 000 local. If federal cuts hold, the state must replace funds or services may shrink and growth halted.

MD 85 Toys B Us Georgia Pacific Transit Sherry Burford Francis Scott Key Mall Frederick City Ms Burford Walkersville DASH Burford

Protesters Rally Over Baltimore Fare Hike Plan

About 30 people protested a proposed rise in bus and light rail fares in Baltimore claiming the hike harms poor Black residents more than white suburban riders. Protesters cited racial unfairness while officials explained the shift from a five zone system to a flat fare of $1.35 beginning March 10, with transfers rising from 10 to 25 cents.

Baltimore David Walsh- Little Louise Healy Healy Mass Transit Administration Anthony Brown MTA

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