Water Tank Draining Delays Frederick Lead Paint Repair
Frederick residents watched as Carroll Street water tank emptied for a 740000 repair to remove lead paint from the million-gallon container. City officials said no water ban exists while two years of planning led to a two month project, delayed by a historic dry spell and public historic district concerns.
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Frederick City
Carroll Street
Keith Brown
Brown
Carroll and
South Streets
Craig Rippeon
Carroll St
Rippeon
South Street
John McGrory
Maryland School For the Deaf
J. & W Sandblasting of
North Carolina
Frederick
Histone District Commission
County Still Waits for Rain Across Frederick County
For 40 years Bob Cline of Reichs Ford Road reports drought pressure as residents rely on deep wells. Mount Airy imposes lawn watering ban while Walkersville restricts peak evaporation hour watering. Forecasts hint for sun by weekend with highs near 80 as sprinkles falter.
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Bob Cline
Reich
Ford Road
Frederck
Mr. Cline
Cline
Frederick County
Mount Airy
Walkersville
Frederick
Lucille Beale
Emmitsburg
Frederick food bank sees donations surge after news article
Response to the Frederick Food Bank plea boosted cans on shelves as Regina Constant reports rising donations following a Frederick News Post feature. The bank, part of the Religious Coalition for Emergency Human Needs, serves low income residents from its 100 S. Market St. location amid strained can_disbursement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Food Bank
Regina Constant
Food Bank
Frederick News Post
S. Market St
Urbana marks first senior class at new high school
Urbana High School graduated its first senior class of 279 in a ceremony at Knoll Arena, marking a milestone for Frederick County's newest school opened in February 1936. Students recalled their time in the old B Building at Walkersville while sharing memories of the move and the inaugural class.
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Emmitsburg
Frederick County
Urbana High School
Knoll Arena
Henry Boblander
Urbana High
Walkersville
Stephanie Chrobot
David Wood
Denise Rogers
Montgomery relief from loss fuels aid to others
Montgomery County victim advocate John Lyon, whose daughters Sheila and Katherine vanished in 1975, sits in court with Carl Dorr as Dorr’s son faces a murder trial. Lyon, a part time volunteer with the Victim Assistance program, recalls his grief and explains his role in supporting families, staying present in the courtroom, and offering information to empower victims.
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Lyon
Montgomery County
Stith Carl Dorr
Michelle Lee Dorr
Hadden Clark
Clark
Michelle
Carl Dorr
Wheaton Plaza
Pont
Vicki
Dorr
Homeowner blasts historic district commission over porch
Allen Wetzel of 100-102 E Seventh St voices rage at the Historic District Commission after a 15 minute meeting shaped his plan to replace a tongue and groove porch with concrete. He bought the 1920 duplex for 70000, tapped 100000 in home equity, gutted interiors, and now fears the project will stall.
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Allen Wetzel
Historic District Commission
Seventh Street
HDC
H.D.C
Wetzel
Dan Lawton
Clarke Place
East Ninth Street
Carroll Streets
Bentz Street
Patrick, Water
South
South Market Streets
Toric
Skip Lawrence Allen Wetzel
East Seventh Street
Maxwell Ailey
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South Carroll
East South Streets
Peta
Bacdcaeae
Wenlen
Fredanck
Urbana
Douglas Tallman
News-Post
Slap Lawrence
Brunswick City Police
Robin Brady
Brunswick
Jason Barnhouse
T.C. Rose
Tan Hitchcock
Knott Arena
Stephanie
Sam
Montgomery
Rockville
John Lyon
Alaska
Katherine Marks
Commission
Lawton
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