Beatty-Cramer House Restoration Funded As Landmark Effort
The Maryland Historical Trust and Frederick County Commissioners fund a Beatty-Cramer property restoration in Ceresville. Volunteers will repair timber work and masonry while preserving original 18th century features. The Beatty land dates to 1732 with the house likely built by James Beatty between 1732 and 1742.
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Maryland Historical Trust
Frederick County Commissioners
Bill Pencek
Pencek
Landmark Society
Joe Lubczynski
Landmarks
Beatty- Cramer
Lubczynski
Beatty
Israel Creek
Gunn
Susanna Beatty
Ceresville
Ithaca
N.Y
Robert Leonard
Glade Valley Horse Farm
Beatty-Cramer
Howard Cramer
Dr. Leonard
Fire Department
Landmark Foundation
Cramer
Leonard
Gardener Endures Drought to Save Family Garden
Mr Reed, a longtime gardener, defends staying with his garden despite drought. He says he has little distance to go and hates abandoning the effort after months of planting and tending. All produce remains for family use, with no sale planned.
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Mr. Reed
Farmers weigh drought limits and water plans in Frederick County
Farmers from Thurmont to Middletown debate drought relief, arguing against mere watering, urging hay aid for livestock, and noting rising hay prices from 18 to 25 dollars. They anticipate state survey, possible disaster declaration, and Farm Service Agency loans, while urging outside forage support and continued prayers.
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Rodman Myers
Thurmont
Myers
Mr. Myers
Adamstown
Scott Hipkins
Ron Holter
Middletown
Hoke
Poole
Holter
West Virginia
Frederick County
William Dennis
Maryland Department of Agriculture
Maryland
Dennis
U.S. Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency
Steve Peterson
Service Agency
Maryland Emergency Management Agency
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Sandy Nicholson
Frederick County Farm Service Agency
Heat warns of possible water restrictions countywide
Frederick County water officials say current supplies are adequate for now but warn that a major fire or equipment failure could trigger water restrictions. Emmitsburg and Walkersville have already imposed limits while Allegheny Power reports a record summer usage of 7,282 megawatts at 6 p.m. Tuesday, with precautions to curb company use before asking customers to conserve.
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Mike Marschner
Frederick County
Bureau of Water and Sewer
Fountaindale
Mr. Marschner
Emmitsburg
Walkersville
Mary Lynn Sacco
Allegheny Power
Ms. Sacco
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