Mixed messages over beer garden at blues festival
Heartly House faces criticism for sponsoring a beer garden at the Frederick Blues festival on July 18, with officials noting alcohol can fuel domestic disputes while supporters say funds aid programs. Sheriff Hagg and critics urge reconsideration as police cite substance use concerns and community worry grows.
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Heartly House
Domestic Violence Assistance Center
Warren Spaid
Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence
Frederick County Liquor Board
Frederick
Spaid
Frederick County
Jim Hagg
Alicerose Moore
Monocacy Boulevard ground broken in Frederick project begins
The first phase of the four mile, 15 million Monocacy Boulevard project started with a groundbreaking ceremony in Frederick. Yarnell P Wastler & Sons received a 997 776 contract to build 2300 feet of roadway from Bucheimer Road to Hughes Ford Road, with completion targeted for February 1999. City and county officials attended as the project aims to spur 15000 new jobs and 1400 acres of industrial development along a route from East Patrick Street to Md 26.
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Bucheimer
Hughes Ford
Fred Eisenhart
Frederick
Stan Aldridge
Jim Grimes
Gary Hessong
Joe Baldi
Mark Hoke
Yarnell P. Wastler
Terre Rhoderick
Bruce Reeder
Brian Wastler
Yarnell P. Wastler and Sons
William Hall
Blaine Young
Jay Plummer
Kim Kaiser
Brad Wastler
Yarnell P Wastler & Sons
Frederick County
Bucheimer Road
Hughes Ford Road
Iseal
East Patrick Street
MD. 26
Grimes
Nextel to Build 127-Foot Tower Near Grotto of Lourdes
Nextel Communications plans a 127 foot monopole near the Grotto of Lourdes on Mount St. Marys College land after approval by Frederick County Planning Commission. The tower, 115 feet with a 12 foot antenna, will serve US 15 customers and is not collocated on the college radio tower.
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Grotto of
Lourdes
Nextel Communications
Nextel
Mount St. Mary's College
Frederick County Planning Commission
Rand Weinberg
Coun
Ty’s Zoning Board of Appeals
Michael Thompson
Pennsylvania
Thurmont
Frederick City
Mount
Planning Commission
Frederick
Federal Communications Commission
Thompson
Solarex to pay $16,500 administrative penalty in Maryland
Solarex will pay a 16500 administrative penalty to the Maryland Department of the Environment for failing to obtain proper permits before installing new printing units for solar cell manufacture. Spokeswoman Sarah Howell said paperwork was filed but approval took nine months, by which time the units were in place. she emphasized no emissions violations occurred. The firm has 30 days to appeal, but plans to forgo an appeal.
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Solarex
Maryland Department of the Environment
Sarah Howell
MDE
Howell
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