Middletown approves revised plan for carnival grounds use
Middletown planners revise the carnival grounds amendment to permit a single temporary outdoor carnival an engine show and seasonal tree sales for up to seven days with no permanent structures or storage except near events. A 40 foot buffer from residences will be landscaped white pine. road to the grounds must be paved and a public hearing will precede council approval.
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Frederick County Library plan outlines branch needs and funding
The planning committee discusses per capita book access, staff levels, and branch locations including Walkersville Middletown and Thurmont. They consider prefab and rented sites, zoning, parking, and road access while seeking land from the Board of Education and budget allocation. A 1998 capital plan lists 390000 for a branch library with future funding proposed. The article also notes state lottery results and a museum director appointment in Madison.
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Jackson speech stirs mixed reactions at Democratic Convention
Black delegates expressed strong support for Jesse Jackson's speech but most pledged on the first ballot to Mondale or Hart. American Jewish leaders welcomed his apparent apology for earlier remarks, seeking unity as Mondale nears nomination.
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Nation's weather forecast shows clear skies for most regions
The National Weather Service projects clear skies and warm temperatures across most of the country on Thursday A band of showers is expected from the mid Atlantic to New England.
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Cats to be licensed and vaccinated under new county ordinance
A county ordinance will be proposed to require all Frederick County cats to be licensed and vaccinated to curb a rabies outbreak. Currently no cat licensing exists in Maryland and the plan will be sent to the county commissioners in about 30 days.
Rabies cases spark talk on county animal control
In Frederick County two cats tested rabid this year prompting Humane Society input on vaccination aims. Members back a proposed ordinance to replace criminal summons with civil citations issued by four animal control officers, with a $30 first offense fee and discretionary enforcement.
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