Rural Legacy plan Eyes funding for three counties
Gov Parris Glendening expected to announce about 9 million dollars in Rural Legacy funds shared by Frederick Washington and Montgomery counties for a pilot program in 2001. Local land trust and county planners say the joint application emphasizes open space protection across 156 760 acres from Antietam to C O Canal and 2011 funding scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parris Glendening
Frederick
Washington
Montgomery
Comus Inn
Montgomery County
Bob Martin
Tree-Land Foundation
David Whitaker
Frederick County
Whitaker
Winchester Hall
Martin
Tree-Land
Myersville
Mid-Maryland Rural Legacy Association
Antietam National Battlefield
C&o Canal
South Mountain
Sugarloaf
West Frederick Middle revives Cadet Gazette literary magazine
West Frederick Middle School released a new 24 page literary magazine titled The Cadet Gazette funded by the PTSA and designed by PTSA vice president John Connors. It includes 23 poems 17 student artworks and one essay about a father's drug abuse. Eighth grader Greg Esposito wrote a poem Dreams and students signed their work for a copy kept in the media center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Frederick Middle School
Franke Malta
Andy Faulkner
Cadet Gazette
PTSA
John Connors
Ortrun Gates
Abuse
Greg Esposito
Narrow road on Catoctin Mountain raises safety concerns
Thurmont residents protest guardrail placement and widening limits on Catoctin Mountain Road. They report near misses and dangerous sections from a narrow, steep two way stretch where utility poles and inner curve guardrails reduce visibility. County says no major funding planned this summer, intends limited widening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Barbara Kemp
Catoctin Mountain
Frederick County Roads Board
Ms. Kemp
Bob O'Neal
Panel seeks nonpartisan method for Frederick County school board
Frederick County nominees panel favors a district based approach with geographic divisions for school board candidates. The Frederick County Board of Education Nominating Process Committee drafts bylaws for a caucus that would rank and send nominees to Annapolis, offering an alternative to a November referendum on an elected board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Emmitsburg
William Carr
Frederick County Board of Education
Annapolis
Harford
Anne Arundel
Alan Duke
Rosemont’s new burgess plans to slow growth and curb speeding
Jackie Ebersole, the Rosemont burgess, vows no drastic changes but aims to slow the village’s pace and push a speeding bill that could allow double fines in certain areas. She emphasizes keeping Rosemont residential and preserving common lands with a population under 400. She moves from longtime county ties since 1942 and serves as planning committee member for a Maryland Municipal League convention this month. She and husband Clair enjoy travel and time with 13 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Ebersole
Rosemont
Ebersole
Wayne Hill
Frederick
Maryland Municipal League
Clair Ebersole
Mr. Ebersole
Ebersoles
Chincoteague
Clinton County
O'Malley Seeks Montgomery County States Attorney Seat
O'Malley, a 73 year old Rockville attorney and former Democratic candidate, launches a Republican bid for Montgomery County State's Attorney. He criticizes James F. Shalleck as inexperienced and vows to win, noting his own 25 years in county practice and a prior U S Attorney tenure with about 50 trials yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Montgomery County
Thomas M. O'Malley
James F. Shalleck
O’malley
Shalleck
O'Malley
Shallock
District of Columbia U.S. Attorney’s Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rural Legacy Plan
Kim Brent
Douglas Tallman
News-Post
West Frederick Middle
Gates
Bruce Hamilton News-Post
Staif
Neil Spiller
Highways and Transportation Bureau
Marcia Johnson
Resi
al Hudak
Highway Bureau
Line OF Credit
First American Funding, Inc
Iro
Eee Age Bankers
New Rosemont Burgess
Jennifer Sacharnoski
Sonia Boin
Food Pages
Afrederich Nefs-Jiost
Booka
West 7Th Street
Maryland
Raquacil
United States
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!