City to convert renter homes to owner occupied program
City housing officials plan to use block grant funds to acquire and convert West All Saints Street houses from renter to owner occupancy. The project aims for stability with priority to current tenants and local workers, targeting low and moderate income buyers at an estimated cost of 265000.
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Frederick
Wic
Auilul Pivjell
West All Saints Street
William duBell
City
Baltimore
DuBell
South Market Street
Carroll Creek
City explores block grant for housing and redevelopment
The city plans to use most of its 630000 block grant for housing rehabilitation and to convert the old Pythian Castle on West All Saints Street into apartments with a private developer. Construction could start this summer with apartments ready by year end, while a later federal grant round may bring up to 5800000 more for comprehensive or single-purpose projects. The city expects mixed outcomes from entitlement status, including easier annual funding and potential future allocations, depending on eligibility.
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Pythian Castle
West All Saints Street
Department of Housing and Urban Development
F. Theodore Elliott
Ubel Saiane
DuBell
Youth Sentences In Criminal Cases And Public Dispute
In Frederick Maryland a judge sentenced 19 charges involving Bow ie to eight years for possession of a stolen car with three years on related destruction of property charges and concurrent terms. He received a six year term for fleeing and eluding with a 60 day sentence for unauthorized use. Snowden, 20, of Mount Aury got two years for felony theft and ordered to repay 118 dollars. The News reports on courtroom actions alongside a national church group urging CBS to hold a public hearing over 60 Minutes coverage.
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David Callahan
Bowie
Arthur Frank
Frank
Stepler
Callahan
Borie
Antwine D. Snowden
Mount Aury
Frederick County
Snowden
Carolyn Hall
Samuel W. Barnick
William Leckemby
James H. Clapp
Teen hit by car remains in fair condition at FMH
A Braddock Heights teenager, Cody, remained under observation at Frederick Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car driven by Ronald E. Shank, 18, of Middletown on Roundhill Road. State police charged Shank with speeding negligence and reckless driving. The incident followed a bus departure as Cody crossed behind the bus with its warning lights off.
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Bryan Cody
Roundhill Road
Fredenck Memorial Hospital
Braddock Heights
Ronald E. Shank
Middletown
Cody
Maryland
Shank
Ridge Road
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