County workers may return to Citizens Services building by May
County officials plan to move staff back into 520 North Market Street by May 1 after Johns Hopkins officials found mold levels in the building. Desiccant dehumidification system installation is expected by April 15 at an estimated cost of 44 000 dollars, with air testing to ensure acceptable humidity and mold levels before reoccupying the building.
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Citizens Services
North Market Street
Ron Hart
N. Market St
Johns Hopkins University
Rich Lawson
RHL Engineering Inc
Frederick
Hart
RHL
William Dennis
Diane Zerbe
Hopkins
Michael Stovall
Stovall
YMCA Expands School Program With Multicultural Activities
The YMCA extends its before and after school program to include monthlong cultural themes built on values of caring respect responsibility and honesty. In one county elementary, 327 children participate with months focusing on Native American culture African American Latin American Asian Europe and Polynesia. Activities include Native American head dresses dream catchers and respectful behavior earning feathers. Costs are 55 dollars weekly for Y members and 60 dollars for nonmembers.
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YMCA
Wini Schumacher
The
Schumacher
Buckingham's Choice seeks permit to disturb Buckeystown wetlands
Buckingham's Choice retirement community developers seek an environmental permit to disturb wetlands on the south side of Md. 80 near Buckeystown. The plan would permanently lose 662 square feet of emergent wetland, 1,453 of shrub wetlands, 6,306 of forested wetlands, and 29,000 of wetland buffer, with possible on site mitigation and potential stream relocation. Public hearing requests may be filed through Feb. 22.
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Buckingham
Buckeystown
MD. 80
Maryland Department of the Environment
Liz McDowell
MDE
Middletown to Build 400000 Gallon Water Tank
Middletown officials approve joining a state bond program to fund a 1.4 million dollar project for a 400000 gallon water storage tank and lines behind Middletown High School. The Frederick County Board of Education will deed the land, with construction expected to start after spring break. The project aims to improve water pressure and health safety by adding storage capacity.
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Middetown
William Thompson
Middletown
Thompson
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