Residents protest concrete pipe plant on East Church Street
About 70 residents including children marched with signs down East Church Street to oppose CSR Hydroconduit planning a 140,000 square foot factory on 41.5 acres in Riverside Industrial Park. They cite traffic safety and environmental concerns and have hired a lawyer ahead of a planned site plan review August 10.
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East Church Street
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Nancy Maher
Ms. Maher
Riverwalk
CSR Hydroconduit
Riverside
Gas House Pike
Frederick
CSR
Rosenstock Farm
Monocacy River
Monocacy Boulevard
Powers That Be
O’briens
White to head fire and rescue service in Frederick County
Judy White, new president of the Frederick County Volunteer Fire and Rescue Company, stresses retention over recruitment as volunteer crews face demand and weekday staffing shortages. She advocates broader community support including child care help while urging residents to understand volunteers run the service. County commissioners approved 16 daytime personnel to ease shortages and ensure the New Design Road station stays on track.
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Frederick County
Ms. White
Clover Hill
Foster M. Bowie
Carroll Creek
Laura Fouche
Junior Fire Company
Frederick
Foster
Larry West
Maryland
City workers retirement fund nearly doubles in market boom
Frederick city workers see their 42.5 million retirement fund grow at an average 22.66 percent over three years. Assistant finance director Jonathan Angel notes the gains reduce annual city contributions and push the funded level from 60 to over 80 percent. Diversified holdings include growth and value stocks, international assets, bonds, real estate, and large cash reserves.
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Frederick City
Frederick
Jonathan Angel
Angel
Mr Angel
Mr. Angel
Aerius Investment Management
Police rescue baby opossums in Brunswick pouch
Brunswick police saved four newborn opossums found nursing in their dead mother's pouch after a vehicle strike. Capt. Stephen Ebberts and Dianne Fleming retrieved two babies each, wildlife rehabilitator Di Conger agreed to take the litter, while the babies stay warm at the department until transfer.
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Brunswick
Ken Fauble
Mr. Fauble
Brunswick Police
Ms. Fleming
di Conger
Thurmont
Dianne Fleming
Brunswick Police Department
Stephen Ebberts
Frederick plans to curb airport noise aims for enforcement
Frederick officials unveiled an airport noise abatement plan with an aerial map of noise sensitive areas. City Airport Manager Charles Abell said the plan, created with URS Greiner and local groups, urges pilots to avoid overflight below pattern altitudes. Residents Bettie Brust and William Ashton urged enforceable teeth, though Abell noted FAA airspace rules limit city power. Only six hotline calls since January suggest limited noise issues, with some improvements reported.
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Frederick
Charles Abell
Airport Commission
Tulip Hill
Monocacy Village
Abell
URS Greiner Inc
Bettie Brust
Ms. Brust
William Ashton
Federal Aviation Administration
Local experts urge water safety after toddler near drownings
A 2 year old boy survived a near drowning at a Mount Airy birthday party after a 10 year old pulled him from an in ground pool and a neighbor performed CPR. The incident follows other drownings this summer in Frederick County and underscores the need for proper pool fencing and safety measures.
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Mount Airy
Frederick County
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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