Race for Biotech Firm Intensifies in Maryland and Virginia
Frederick County and Montgomery County compete with Virginia to win a major biomedical firm seeking a new home. Fluor Daniel's Steve Hopkins represents the Brand X firm in talks with Maryland and local governments after a Baltimore meeting with state officials. Frederick's James Singleton notes incentives and tax increment financing as key, with a possible decision this week amid rival offers from Chantilly and Loudoun County.
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Frederick County
Montgomery County
Virginia
Steve Hopkins
Fluor Daniel
Brand X
Fluor Dame
Centerpark
Baltimore
Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development
Hopkins
James Singleton
Singleton
Chantilly
Loudoun County
Biomedical
Medimmune
Solarex
Gaithersburg
Frederick
Terre Roy Rhoderick
Mount Olivet seeks funds to finish chapel and grave markers
Mount Olivet Cemetery fundraiser planners warn of shortfall needing 18 000 to 20 000 more to refurbish the Key Memorial Chapel built in 1911 and to buy grave markers for 303 Confederate and 19 Union soldiers. Donors buddy in 250th anniversary prep and a civil war event fundraisers include a battle and a walkersville carnival battle tickets sales.
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Mount Olivet
Key Memorial Chapel
J Ronald Pearce
Trinity United Church of Christ
Colleen Remsberg
Mr. Pearcey
Ms Remsberg
Francis Scott Key Memorial Foundation
Pearce
Civil War Memorials’ Fund
County Civil War Monuments and Graves Committee
Battle of Monocacy
Frederick
Pearcy
Braves Committee
Joseph Shelton
Shelton
Walkersville
Vanpool Incentive Program Starts in Frederick Area
Frederick County residents join TransiT Services vanpool efforts to cut fuel use and traffic. VIP funds help start-up costs for new vanpools with unoccupied seats. one van from Francis Scott Key Mail to northwest DC runs five days weekly with three empty seats.
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Frederick-area
Transit Services
Frederick County
Francis Scott Key
Washington, DC
Kathy Sease
Transit
Public meeting on Allegheny Power rates and Warrior Run plant
New Market Grange hosts a 7:30 pm public meeting to clarify how Allegheny Power rates may rise with the Warrior Run 180 MW plant. Allegheny Power and AES spokesmen spar over rate increases and contracts as residents seek balanced information.
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New Market Grange
Allegheny
Warrior Run
Maryland
Betts Thompson
New Market Grange Hall
Allegheny Power
Applied Energy Services
Maryland Public Service Commission
Warner Run
AES
Cumberland
Steve Hase
Mr. Hase
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Jeff Jones
Ben
Culler Lake
Baker Park
With Transit Funds
Vanpool
Laurie Boyer
Insuilate
MHIC
Oayi Fasgaren
Voluntaars Naadad
Karen Jager
Frederick Nefwos-jiest
Eee
the Frederick News-Post
SEN Cnet
Bonnie Windsor
Carel
Ann Fouche
Tammy Beall
Tina Yinger
E, Fiammeta
Frederick Cea
Sunshine
Uy Love, Tiends & Family
Santas
Dicken
Music Boxes
S. Brass
CoOner
Ann Thing
West Seventh Street
Fairview Center
AEST
Sun
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