Antietam Battlefield Road plan targets restore to 1862 era
National Park Service releases final environmental impact plan for Antietam National Battlefield proposing removal of several roads not present in 1862. Estimated 6.2 million dollars and 5 to 10 years to complete, with 30 day public appeal period.
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Antietam National Battlefield
National Park Service
Starke Avenue
Cornfield Avenue
Confederate Avenue
Bloody Lane
Pry House
Lee
NPS
Antietam
Washington County
Conservation Fund
The
Park Service
Frederick Historic District approves four renovations and two signs
The Frederick Historic District Commission met Thursday with most attendees from Frederick Presbyterian Church USA. They approved central air and a screen cover for the Second Street church. A railing for Brown Pelican restaurant at 100 N Market St was approved. Ralph Izadi’s request to brick up part of a storefront window at 111 E Patrick St was denied. Clarifications were requested for drawings of a handicap ramp at Maryland National Bank 15 Market St, delaying a vote until ramp specifications are drawn.
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N. Market St
Ralph Izadi
E. Patrick St
Maryland National Bank
Market St
Budget Locks Two Bulk Trash Dumps in Montgomery
Rockville officials close Damascus and Poolesville bulk trash dumps to save about $500000 in a tight year. After June 28 solid waste must be taken to the Shady Grove Road transfer station and Md 355. Some residents abused the dumps, prompting the closures while proposals to raise funds include a recyclables collection fee.
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Rockville
Damascus
Poolesville
Shady Grove Road
MD. 355
Eight hospitalized after weed killer poured along yard fence
Eight people were hospitalized and dozens evacuated after a man poured a corrosive chemical along a fence to kill weeds in Hagerstown Maryland. An unknown number were treated on scene and a firefighter was treated at a hospital. About 30 families were evacuated overnight before residents returned home Friday morning.
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Hagerstown
John Bentley
Washington County
Ron Horn
Students' video helps clean up Chesapeake Bay effort
Wolfsville Elementary students near 100 miles away join with Slim Harrison and Joe Osmann to record a music video It All Flows Into the Bay about watershed pollution and cleanup The project richens ec awareness with local support funds from Frederick Arts Council State Arts Council PTA and Frederick Community College editing facilities and cameras The plan is tape distribution across Maryland via Chesapeake Bay Trust and other sponsors
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Chesapeake Bay
Slim Harrison
Joe Osmann
Frederick Community College
Bay
Harrison
Frederick Arts Council
State Arts Council
PTA
Chesapeake Bay Trust
MTV
Sara Enisely
Skip Lawrence
Wolfaville
Clinton snub sparks fury from black publishers group
The National Newspaper Publishers Association accuses Bill Clinton of backing out after learning Lenora Fulani would share the platform at its convention in Baltimore. Clinton cites scheduling conflict via a letter. spokespeople dispute the link to Fulani. Association leaders vow broader scrutiny and possible voter messaging as tension rises.
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Bill Clinton
National Newspaper Publishers Association
Clinton
Lenora Fulani
New York City
Max Parker
Fulani
Dee Dee Myers
Ms. Parker
205- Newspaper Association
Frances Draper
Association
Robert W. Bogle
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Roni Nehemias
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