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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2001
Page
3
City officials debate proposed historic district guidelines aimed at easing the approval process while preserving historic character. Members voice concerns about inequitable provisions, public trust, and the balance between modernization and preservation steps.
Sara Gibson organizes materials for the Third Annual All Saints Episcopal Church Book Sale set for June 7 and 8 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Proceeds fund a new building for the church complex.
Governor Glendening granted a posthumous pardon to Black man JAN Snowden, executed in 1919 for the bludgeoning death of Lottie May Brandon in Annapolis. He cited substantial doubt about guilt, recanting witnesses, and juror letters urging clemency, noting a stay was denied and calling the case an injustice.
Interfaith Housing of Western Maryland plans a public hearing to secure 5 million dollars in economic development revenue bonds to buy two Frederick County apartment complexes for low and moderate income residents. County commissioners weighed the plan, noting protections exist to repay if promises aren not kept, while concerns about rental income versus operating costs and debt service were raised ahead of Tuesday vote.
Frederick County Public Schools wins approval to proceed with a sewer interceptor alongside construction near Ballenger Creek, despite state law requiring water and sewer systems be adequate before permits. The 4-1 vote cites urgency as the project aims for September 2003 opening, with completion of the interceptor expected by December. County officials acknowledge potential legal risk while FCPS, the water and sewer department, and facilities staff coordinate easements and bid awards in June amid bridge reconstructions and creek relocation.
The City of Frederick schedules the fourth of ten stakeholders meetings for Aspire Frederick on Wednesday June 6 at 7 pm in Frederick High School cafeteria. About 300 community members will review candidate outreach groups to network citywide and gather input for a future citywide survey to shape a 10 to 30 year vision.
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