National Road project outlines bridge property sale
A local advisory group proposes buying the Jug Bridge tollhouse property on the Monocacy River site along the old National Road now East Patrick Street. The listed price is £24,900 for the last house on a dead end road near a commuter area, with limited management control noted.
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Apemees Sev
Consultey Grn
Bodd Menber Ctizen
Jug Bridge Tollhousse
Monovacy
East Patrick Street
Uff
Rural royalty and young farmers take the stage
A page Ab feature highlights young farm kids, Rikiky Burner, 10, from a dairy farm, and Dalian C oerok, 6, in 4-H and Cow Gals clubs. They share farming pride, stage performances, and family ties, recalling the Little Farmerette of 1965.
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Rikiky
Kenneth
Robyn Burner
Cow Gals
Guys
Walkersville
Greg
City struggles over pension and promotion sparks debate
In a heated meeting, Ms. Edmonds criticized Mayor Serineneti Ora and Aldermen over Mr. Raffensberger’s post and pension, claiming she pays him to spy and to stay at home. She urged retirement after voting for Mr. Hall, who faced renewed criticism on minority issues, while Hall declined to respond beyond acknowledging it is her opinion.
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Jim Serineneti Ora
Nash Bald
Raffensberger Ee
Hall
Ms. Edmomis
Ma. Edmonds
Pit bulls policy push at Frederick meeting stated
City of Frederick Attorney Heather Price Smith said at last week's mayor and aldermen meeting that a committee is being formed to develop a vicious animal policy. The move aims to address safety concerns and explore rules for dangerous dogs within the city limits.
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City of Frederick
Heather Price Smith
Board of Aldermen
U.S. Wages and Benefits Edge Up Amid Mixed Signals
The latest U.S. wage and benefits data show modest increases while manufactured goods output falls. Economists see mixed signals suggesting potential recession risks as the economy cools and the Federal Reserve weighs policy steps amid uneven activity across sectors.
Central Air Keeps Homes Cool in 1950s Advice
The reminiscence notes using shutters and open doors to circulate air when heat rose. Ms Feaster bought a fast air conditioner in 1955 and guests strolled to the movies while the family used electric stoves and dryers after sundown to save energy.
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