Revitalization meeting in Mount Airy to form historic district
Mount Airy schedules January 26 town hall session at 7 30 p m to discuss Project Main Street items from the master plan and a market survey. The talks cover creating a historic district to gain tax credits and preserve downtown identity. Local residents report growing interest in restoring Main Street homes and learning how to register them.
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Mount Airy
James Schumacher
Carroll County
Main Street
Schumacher
Sandra Linderman
Jim
South Main Street
Linderman
Downtown
Mount Airy Association
Mount Airy CATV award delayed amid negotiations
Mount Airy delays CATV franchise as Carroll County and Prestige Cable Television of Cartersville GA negotiate terms. County and town officials eye a January meeting and a June 30 deadline, with Strand mapping under way and debate over 3 percent gross receipts versus 3 percent basic service income. Prestige aims to sign by month end. service to begin by July 1 and a 12 million system in three years.
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Mount Airy
Carroll County
Prestige Cable Television
Cartersville
R. Delaine Hobbs
CATV
Prestige
Hobbs
Charles Thompson
Pres
Tige
Michael Preston
Westminster
Thompson
Preston
News Post Donates Heart Monitor to ALS
The Frederick News Post presents a $5,850 monitor defibrillator to the Frederick Carroll Chapter of the American Heart Association and Frederick County Advanced Life Support unit. Editor George B. Delaplaine Sr. donated the device as part of the paper’s Centennial.
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George B. Delaplaine Jr
Frederick News-Post
Frederick County
American Heart Association
Frederick Carroll
Delaplaine
Robert E. Brashears
Frederick County Advance Life Support
Terry
George B. Delaplaine Sr
Harold S. Jenkins
The
Heart Association
Delaplain
ALS
Brashears
Maryland Emergency Medical Services Advisory Committee
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Ional Bank
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