Thurmont keeps tax rate at 62 cents per 100
Thurmont officials approved a 1999 2000 budget with no tax increase and a 5.6 million overall spending plan including funds for a dump truck a pickup snowplow police cruiser radios and a digital camera Revenue in all funds exceeds expenditures Mayor Eileen Waesche noted street overlay plans for several roads and Commissioner Wayne Hooper praised the tax keeping result Ronald Terpke named to the Board of Appeals AMVETS members donated 500 to Thurmont Police Chief Neil Bechtel for the department
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Laurel Avenues
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Carroll Street
George Mantz
Donne McKinnon
Neil Bechtel
Appeals board denial to be reviewed in Circuit Court
Frederick County seeks Circuit Court review of the Board of Appeals decision barring a 230 foot telecommunications tower on Biggs Ford Road near Walkersville. SBA Towers of Fairfax requests the review after a 2-1 vote against the special exception. About 20 residents testified at hearings citing glare and visual impact concerns. The tower would serve the LA 15 corridor north of Frederick. no trial date set.
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Frederick County
Walkersville
SBA Towers Inc
Fairfax
Frederick County Board of Appeals
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Dublin Road
Board of Appeals
John Lovell Jr
William Brennan Jr
John Stann Jr
SBA
Frederick
Rezoning rejected for Monrovia employment center plan
Frederick County Commissioners denied New Market Associates request to rezone 79 acres from residential and 25 acres from general commercial to limited industrial and office research industrial near I-70 Md 75. The plan would have eliminated residential zoning, despite projections of up to 395 homes and hundreds of students, and the decision defers action to the county's comprehensive plan update starting next year.
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Frederick County
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Jan Gardner
Terre Roy Rhoderick
Frederck County Planning Commission
County libraries to gain Internet access this August
FCPL director Darrell Batson announced at a 4 board of trustees meeting that county libraries will receive full Internet access by the second week of August as part of a larger fiscal 2900 budget. The $28 million allocation, $200,000 more than fiscal 1994, funds main branch renovations and a Burr Arty Library overhaul, plus a technology center at Burr Arty.
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Derr Appointed to Maryland Insurance Task Force
Gov Parris Glendening names former state senator Jack Derr to a new task force reviewing Maryland's Insured Workers Insurance Fund. Derr, 38, Republican from Braddock Heights, served in the Senate 1983 to 1999 and works for Frederick Underwriters. Randolph B Rosencrantz, 64, of Baltimore, also named. he was administrative assistant to Frederick County Commissioners in the early 1960s.
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Derr
Frederick Underwriters
Cochairman
Workers’ Compensation Committee
Randolph B Rosencrantz
Baltimore
Rosencrantz
Frederck County
Black bear sighting entertains Thurmont residents
A black bear about 200 pounds was seen on Kelbaugh Road Tuesday night drinking from a creek then bathing at Camp Airey. Police urged residents to call authorities who will notify the Department of Natural Resources. A prior sighting occurred in Emmitsburg last week.
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Kelbaugh Road
Camp Airey
Department of Natural Resources
Emmitsburg
Sheriff warns of bogus fund-raiser calls in Frederick County
Residents warned that callers soliciting funds for various groups in the name of the Frederick County Sheriff's Office are fraudulent. Sgt. Austin Pohl urged obtaining details and reporting to Deputy First Class Todd Crum at 631-3653.
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Sheriff's Youth Ranch
Austin Pohl
Todd Crum
Frederick County HRC honors leaders and diversity advocates
Frederick County Human Relations Commission salutes community leaders at the 1999 Awards Banquet. Judge Julie Stevenson cites civil rights progress and the need for translators in courts. Awards recognize Alcoa Eustalco Works and Mid-Atlantic Medical Services staff, with student essay winners honored with savings bonds.
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Mid-Atlantic Medical Services, Inc
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Maryland
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Robbins
Stephens
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MAMS
Frederick
HRC
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