Property owners fight assessments in eastern Frederick County
Property owners in eastern Frederick County challenge recent assessments, many up 30 percent, with over 22 000 notices mailed. About 350 appeals filed by midweek. Feb 10 deadline. Largest protest from Lake Linganore and New Market districts. Assessments rise over three years. many residents appeal despite small increases. 25 percent of appeals via written statements or phone. Call Assessment Office at 694 2040 for details.
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Woodsboro Savings Bank Stockholders Meeting Held in Woodsboro
The annual meeting of Woodsboro Savings Bank stockholders to elect directors and handle business for the ensuing year will be at the banking house in Woodsboro Maryland at 7 30 p m Monday February 3 1992 announced by James McSherry president
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Governor to inspect Monocacy Bottom Road for flood grant
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