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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1994

Page

7

Fishing Creek Woes Drive Maryland Officials In Lewistown

Investigators from the Maryland Department of the Environment and Department of Natural Resources probe the death of an estimated 16,500 fish in a 14 mile stretch downstream of Fish Hatchery Road. Frederick County Health Department studies seek septic failures as residents oppose a planned sewage plant tied to an 81 home Sandower Builders development. A private plan by Tyler Quynn seeks to discharge 5000 gallons daily into Fishing Creek tributary, with a public meeting set for July 19 in the Lewistown Fire Hall.

Lewistown Fishing Creek Maryland Department of the Environment Maryland Department of Natural Resources Frederick County Department of the Environment Fish Hatchery Road Gary Hill County Water and Sewer Bureau Hill Mr. Hill Sandover Tyler Quynn Quynn

Police investigate thefts at Maryland mall and beyond

Maryland State Police report three theft cases Friday near Francis Scott Key Mall. A Germantown man and a Frederick man face theft and conspiracy charges after seizing a $299.99 Pioneer stereo from Sears and fleeing in a car with Ballard driving. Additional arrests include two North Carolina youths for a $50 bathing suit theft at Sears during a regional track meet at Mount St. Marys College. Other incidents include a burglary at Hecht’s with $600 worth of men’s clothes, a Clemsonville Road new-appliances theft, and vandalism at Baltimore Brick Co. walls.

Francis Scott Key Mall Steve Tarbox Germantown Jermaine Ballard Frederick Sears Maryland Tarbox Ballard al Butler North Carolina Frederick County Fayetteville N.C Mount St. Mary’s College Hecht's Clemsonville Road James DeWeese Baltimore Brick Co Rocky Ridge

Area Dog Show To Feature 1234 Canines At Frederick Fairgrounds

Area residents will see 1234 dogs at Frederick's ninth annual all breed dog show and obedience trial on Saturday July 16. Hosted by Catoctin Kennel Club and licensed by the American Kennel Club the free event runs 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Judging focuses on conformation and obedience with 128 breeds represented and participants from the East Coast. Larry Nichols says hosts are ineligible to compete but many locals will join the Junior Showmanship Competition and pre entered contestants will be on hand as spectators.

Frederick American Kennel Club Catoctin Kennel Club Frederick Fairgrounds East Coast Larry Nichols Catoctin Kennel Club Nichols Frederick County

Estilow Joins Frederick County Historical Society Board

Laura Elizabeth Estilow associate professor of biology and Hood College medical technology program coordinator has been appointed to the Historical Society of Frederick County board to fill the vacancy from Arthur Potts retirement. She teaches supervises clinical year students coordinates Elderhostel programs and lectures on Civil War history.

Laura Elizabeth Estilow Hood College The Historical Society of Frederick County Arthur Potts Hood Miss Estilow Washington County Hospital Hagerstown Estilow Frederick Freder

Planners mull campus ATM with safety concerns

After an hour of debate the Frederick City Planning Commission postponed a decision on an amendment to allow an automatic teller machine on FCC grounds. The plan, a $75,000 outside ATM, sparked questions on safety and screening, with options for indoors use or campus-wide access discussed, while a zoning caveat and potential spreads to other sites were noted. Separately the commission approved a Seventh-day Adventist Church site plan on Md. 180, including highway work and lanes, drawing local objection over a planned crossing lane near Jefferson Pike.

Frederick Williams Planning Commission J. Richard Hudson Catherine Parks Todd Buckman FCC Buckman Richard Burgee Burgee Parks MD. 180 State Highway Administration Edward Higinbotham Jefferson Pike Higinbotham

Air conditioner shortage hits customers nationwide

Across the United States stores struggle as inventories run dry due to winter depletion and slow imports. Circuit City and Sears report nationwide empty shelves as heat waves push demand beyond supply.

Boston Julie Mullian Circuit City Richmond Sears Cambridge Dallas Philadelphia Mullian Bob McHenry Sears, Roebuck and Co Chicago McHenry

Motorcycle driver injured after Burkittsville Road crash

Staff reports say a motorcycle rider was transported to Frederick Memorial Hospital after a single vehicle crash on Burkittsville Road at 7:21 am. The rider’s injuries were not life threatening and no other vehicles were involved. Further details were unavailable at presstime Tuesday morning.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Burkittsville Road

Frederick County approves park grants totaling over 50 thousand

Frederick County commissioners approved 10 community park grants for 1995 totaling more than 50 000. Grants range from 1 274 for Catoctin Mountain Zoological Society to 11 590 for Discovery Homeowners Association Inc. Awards cover playground equipment accessible picnic grounds park benches and ball field bleachers.

Frederick County County Parks and Recreation Commission Bob Failor County Parks Bureau Catoctin Mountain Zoological Society Discovery Homeowners Association Inc Zoo and Discovery Mountaingate Homeowners Association Lake Linganore Homeowners Association Stonefields Homeowners Association Thurmont Little League Lewistown Youth Athletic Association Yellow Springs Lions Club

Woodsboro Bypass Bids Planned This August

Woodsboro officials set August 25 as the bid opening date for the proposed bypass with a 60 day window. Construction is tentatively planned for November. A new Town Hall is planned in part of the current fire company building, with completion expected in October or November.

Woodsboro Donald Trimmer Ber Fire Company

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