Mount Airy to Get a $16 Million Shopping Center
Mount Airy plans a 150,000 square foot shopping center on the town center to anchor two large stores. The project aims to handle new residential growth near the Frederick Carroll county border, creating construction and post opening jobs and boosting local tax revenue. Opposition is reportedly minimal as the town reshapes its image.
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Paris Lessons on Frederick's Traffic Future From Europe
Roy Meachum reflects on driving in the United Kingdom and Paris to contrast urban traffic handling with Frederick. He notes curbside parking absence in English towns, Paris’s evolving streetscapes, and the aim to balance auto growth with livable downtowns. His wife Sharon contributes analyses from a dealer’s view, shaping a shared forecast.
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Poindexter admits Reagan transcripts show Iran initiative
Admiral Poindexter testified that he was nervous and alarmed when Reagan confirmed the Iran initiative. The remarks came during questions by Rep. Courter about the Oval Office interview and its timing, revealing the president’s strategic aims beyond hostages for weapons.
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Board approves sale of remaining Frederick sewage bonds
The Frederick city board authorized selling the last 50 000 of sewage bonds after earlier 200 000 issues, with bids opened at the city registrar and lowest interest rate winning. Public Works Administrator G F Sykes reviewed a federal funds request by the Board of Education for 245 000 to build a new high school, add a seven room elementary at Lincoln High, and four gymnasiums for Liberty High.
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Pity the poor British and Iran Contra voices clash
A letter bundle blasts British pride and Roy Meachum’s controversial actions while weighing Contra hearings and US policy. Writers include Sylvia Bealer, James Alexander, Janus Reggio, Peter Goodwin, and Barry McNeill, offering views on politics, religion, and governance.
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