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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2001
Page
12
CLARKSBURG developers announce six home styles for a 258 acre Clarksburg site. Price ranges from £200,000 to $400,000 with a mix of detached homes and townhouses. The plan features a town square and main street linking residential and commercial areas, plus a future transit stop, parks, two recreation centers and space for an elementary school.
Hood College invites prospective graduate students to its Whitaker Campus Center for a graduate open house. Attendees should bring two copies of their resume and RSVP by email or phone at 606 3400, with campus directions available at hood.edu.
Frederick County records list transfers across multiple districts. Properties include 3132 Charlington Court from MR Inc to Guy A and Robin N Fletcher for 257350, 3320 Yorkshire Court from Mark and Margaret Coady to Eileen Grif fee for 243000, 1708 Dearbought Cave from Patnot Homes Inc to Jonathan D and Linda A Rock for 245589, and more including 1726 and 1731 Castle Rock Road to Patriot Homes Inc for 126500, 123 Kline Boulevard to Alexander and Helga Schwarz for 100000, and several others with varied buyers and prices across Middletown, Smitsburg, Liberty, New Market, Johnsville, Scion and related districts. The list notes buyers, sellers, and sale amounts.
Area students earning degrees at the University of Vermont include David Waterhouse ofrick with a chemistry doctorate, Ryan Wright of pares with a arts degree in history, and Cheri Toms of Smithsburg with a bachelor of science in nutrition and food sciences. Holly Martinson of Walkersville graduated summa cum laude from Duke University with a bachelor of science in gy.
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