14 Jul 1999
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1999
Page
1
Frederick, MD, holds the state's second largest municipality spot with a July 1 1998 population of 47,468, up 7,282 since 1990 and 18.1 percent. Baltimore remains the largest, while Gaithersburg and Rockville follow. City officials cite growth trends and potential state funding impacts.
Water shortages threaten Myersville and the Knolls of Windsor. Mayor Billy Eckstine pushes drilling despite homeowner opposition while county commissioners suspend most new houses in the Knolls until a reliable water supply is found. Public wells and a private system, authorized by the Maryland Department of the Environment, face overuse and drought.
Frederick County leaders weigh moving county offices and school system staff to a Carroll Creek Site A building at 55 S. Market St. for one roof housing. A consultant will study space needs, with ongoing talks about leasing the 90,000 square foot six story complex as plans unfold amid prior relocation proposals and developer negotiations.
Preee promotes dark chicken meal recipes for readers. The piece notes American League pitchers cooling off National League batters and promises score updates, hinting at sports coverage and culinary tips in a brief, period voice.
A state highway study released Tuesday estimates nearly 30 million dollars to widen Md 85 south of Frederick from Spectrum Drive to English Muffin Way. The plan would add four lanes with grass median a bike path one sidewalk and a bike path section.
Frederick police direct trucks at Walser Drive intersection to clear a truck stop exit onto I 70. Officials cite long delays despite traffic light changes and SHA projections of car counts rising toward 2020. County officials and developers face funding and right‑of‑way questions as a plan to ease Md 85 corridor congestion advances.
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