Olde Town Hub Of Mount Airy Social Life And Family Run Eatery
Mount Airy's Olde Town on Main Street serves as a community hub run by Dorothy Gosnell and family. The 17 year old restaurant opens early for regulars, hosts weekend crowds, and supports flood relief efforts in Alexandria, Missouri, while preserving a homey atmosphere with staff sisters and daily coffee gatherings.
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Mount Airy
Dorothy Gosnell
Alexandria
Gosnell
Suzanne Mead
Bill Green
Lester Mullinix
Thurmont Sheetz Granted Beer License After Protests
The Thurmont Sheetz at 428 North Church Street earned a class B beer license despite opposition from about 40 residents and 55 teens petitioning. After three hours of testimony and a five minute recess, the Frederick County Liquor License Commission led by Lews W. Myers approved the license, noting compliance with requirements and mandatory employee alcohol awareness training. Residents warned of near-school proximity and increased underage access.
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Thurmont Sheetz
North Church St
Thurmont
County Liquor License Commission
Lews W. Myers
Charles Cline
David Severn
Sheetz
Greg Burgee
Ann Holsinger
Sheets
Catoctin High School
David Keech
Earl Miller
Burgee
Lynn Widdowson
Frederick County
Baby Rescued After 3-Story Fall In Baltimore
A Baltimore Recreation and Parks Department worker caught an 18 month old boy who tumbled from a third story window just inches from the ground. Witnesses described a dramatic rescue as residents watched in fear and relief.
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Baltimore
Donald Hughes
Baltimore Recreation and Parks Department
Shervonne Shuler
Lydell Craig
Maryland revenues near target as year ends
Maryland fiscal year 1994 revenues run 4.9 percent above last year with $5.346 billion in general fund receipts. Officials expect end-of-year corporate taxes and June receipts to fill the remaining gap to meet or exceed projections, aided by strong sales and individual tax gains and consumer spending.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Louis L. Goldstein
Comptroller’s
Goldstein
Comptroller
Marvin Bond
Comptroller’s Office
Mahlon Straszheim
University of Maryland
Bond
Blacksmith shop zoning inquiry at NEW MARKET antique district
Planning commission studied granting a special exception for a blacksmith shop in a residential antique district owned by Dan and Barbara Fromer at 52 W Main St. They will consider the matter. They also discussed a rule requiring an apartment in an antique shop and debated residency requirements to protect historic property. No decision was made.
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New Market
Planning Commission
Dan
Barbara Fromer
W. Main St
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