Mount Airy Historic District gains state committee approval
Mount Airy moves toward National Register listing after the Governor's Consulting Committee approved the district covering much of downtown and parts of Main Street. If federal approval follows, the designation could align with an October festival, aiding downtown revitalization and tax incentives for homeowners.
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Mount Airy National Register Historic District
Main Street
Kurtze
Annapolis
Federal Interior Department
National Register
Mount Airy
Lewis C. Dixon
Dixon
Sandra Linderman
Spring Bank
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Maryland
Frederick County
Battered spouse shelter delayed by zoning dispute
Frederick County battered spouse organization delays new shelter plans amid zoning appeals. The group seeks to use a residential home for offices to provide counseling as staff cite space needs. city planners say residential zones restrict offices. After multiple delays, August approval remains uncertain.
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Shelter
Kathleen Riley
South Frederick
Ms. Riley
Battered Spouse Group
Hartley House
Frederick
Meetape
Battered Spouse Board
Riley
Eeeff
Walter Reed Center marks 75 years with Rotary remarks
Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington DC celebrates its 75th year since 1909 with remarks by Major General Lewis A Mologne before the Rotary Club of Frederick. The facility now hosts a 1280 bed hospital the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology and the Walter Reed Institute of Research along with about 60 clinics.
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Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
U.S
Mulogue
Mologne
Air Force
Avro
Motogne
Motoghe
Grenada
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Walter Reed
Mologie
Sid Moloyne
Army
Meiica
Fort Deirich
Porochiiel
West Point
University of Pittsburgh School of Medecine
Department of Surgery
Fitesundns Aciy Medical Center
Medical Command
Korea
Carroll Creek flood project eyed for historic district briefing
Mayor Ronald N. Young plans briefings for Frederick's historic district and planning commissions on the Carroll Creek park flood project. The $40 million effort aims to create a linear creekside district with shops offices apartments and a hotel, with renovations at 69 South Market Street delaying at least a month while standards are met.
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Frederick's
Carroll Creek Park
Ronald N. Young
Historic District Commission
S. Market St
Commission
City
William duBell
Young
Haren Gardner
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