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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1985
Page
5
Frederick County officials hear Rowley’s plan to store several unregistered and “antique” vehicles on a property along Old Lime Kiln Road amid neighbor complaints of potential eye sores and a possible junkyard. The case hinges on a zoning rule banning unlicensed, inoperative, or abandoned vehicles unless kept in a fully enclosed building.
The Frederick area board held a busy session addressing junk and late hours at a Wolfsville Road auto body shop proposed by Jenny L. Bogley, denied. approvals granted for other body shops in Sabillasville and delayed May’s auto repair plan to clean up a lot. Variances granted for front yard setback near Harris Smariga project. second dwelling unit denial upheld but unit approved. Exxon sign variance postponed amid commercial district review.
Middletown residents 18 and over may register during regular town office hours now. The change adds daytime hours beyond two March evening sessions for April elections. Town Clerk Beverly Piper notes expected increases as students return. 709 residents are currently registered. An April 1 election will fill the burgess vacancy after Richard Beachley’s December death.
Answers explain when SSA-1099 statements arrive in January and what to do if not received by Feb 5, how to use SSA-1099 for tax returns, how to determine taxability with Notice 703 and Publication 915, how to handle multiple forms, updated forms, corrections, and special cases including Medicare payments and noncitizen withholding.
Nominations for the 1984 Maryland Outstanding Young Scientist Award are being accepted by the Maryland Academy of Sciences through Jan 31. The annual award honors a Maryland based scientist or engineer under 35, with the Allan C. Davis medal and a $1,000 prize. The 1983 recipient was Dr. James Albert Jonson of NASA Goddard.
The Maryland State Board for Community Colleges cites ongoing efforts to coordinate high school and college learning across 17 colleges. The SBCC survey details four articulation types, high school credit options, and formal agreements to smooth transitions from secondary to postsecondary education, with emphasis on electronics and data processing programs.
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