Fountaindale North shopping center entrance deleted
Residents of Fountaindale North and Thomas Pees urged removal of an access onto Pinewood Drive from the Fountaindale North shopping center to avoid increased traffic on U.S. 40A. Michael Cooney warned of daily traffic impact. the planning commission approved deleting the Pinewood Drive access and ordered a 5-foot buffer with evergreen screening to shield the center from the neighborhood.
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Fountaindale North
Thomaas Pees
Pinewood Drive
Fous Pass
Mus
Mary App
Michael Cooney
Commission
Bryan Moore
Planning Commission
Fountaindale
City considers alley grade issues and waste facility concerns
City Engineer Michael E. Pue Jr. cites an alley elevation 10 feet from East Street, making roadway access difficult though not impossible. Residents accuse Book of failing to maintain garbage facilities, highlighting ongoing infrastructure concerns.
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Michael E. Pue Jr
Book
Orlinsky backs Young for state post amid local talk
Baltimore City Council President and gubernatorial hopeful Orlinsky voiced strong support for Mayor Young during a Frederick visit on June 9, praising his planning ideas and energy. He argued a state administration led by Young would benefit the region and dismissed concerns about the mayor stepping away from city duties. The discussion touched on possible successors and the mechanics of city government if Young were elected, with aldermen weighing time between campaign duties and urban leadership.
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Frederick
Orlinsky
Baltimore
Young
Baltimorean
Francis 4. Burch
Senate
Steny Hoyer
Blair Lee II
Burch
Washington
Lee
Maryland Municipal League
Grimes
Board of Aldermen
DeLauter
Stall
Pew
Bartgis
Barigis
DeLanter
Smrcee
Runkles farm zoning clash sparks county vote debate
Runkles farm near Kemptown prompts contested claims over Planning Commission decisions. Browning accuses Gladhill of bias, Linthicum says Free indicated predecisional talks, while judges and commissioners weigh buffering valley protection, lack of services, and pending final action on rezoning and development plans.
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William H. Browning
Kemptown
Runkles
Franklin D. Gladhill
Gladhill
Joseph
Fairney Branch
Runkles’ Farm
Renkles Farm
Flint Hil
Hunt Archer
Bernard D. Ridgeway Sr
Uqvor
MD. 355
Ridgeway
Urbana Estates
Urbana
Montecito
Mott
Industrial Commission
Hyattstown
Intara
Limited Industrie
General Commercial
Historic District Archaeology Timetable Upgrade
The timetable for September ant with constrains begins in October one year after the preliminary design contracts are being reviewed for continuing archaeological studies along the Catoctin Furnace Historic District right of way. The studies seek salvage, mapping and identification while ensuring construction does not delay the project.
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Catoctin Furnace
U S 15 hearings outlined for September and beyond
The article discusses upcoming hearings on U S 15 dualization with a September session detailing the southern section. October 1378 covered the northern Maryland part from Md to Pa line, and SHA officials expect construction to start in the near future.
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U.S. 15
Helwig
Hospital survey costs and staff notes amid mention of corruption
The piece notes a Joint Commission survey cost of 1508 dollars per day plus an initial 169 dollar application fee. It mentions a hospital administrator and commission staff members, with confusing references to corruption and unclear names.
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Joint Commission
Road speed cited as major factor in Frederick County crashes
State police and National Highway Traffic Study Administration analysis shows speed and alcohol as leading factors in fatalities. Yellow Jackets will patrol 16 Maryland highways, aiming to cut fatal alcohol crashes 20 percent and reduce excessive speed related crashes. Local trooper Donald Bartgis reports 465 speeding citations on U S 15 between January and May.
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Frederick County
Yellow Jackets
Maryland
National Highway Traffic Study Administration
Smith
Donald R. Bartgis
Yellow Jacket
U. S. 15
Tfe. Bartgis
Bartgis
Carroll County
U. S. 40
Washington County
Allegany County
Montgomery County
Howard County
U. S
Catoctin District road plan delays archeology preservation rules
The U.S. 15 project near the Catoctin Furnace area requires complete archeological studies before any ground disturbance. Provisions cover grave relocation, artifact storage, and preservation efforts, plus a pedestrian overpass and restricted construction within the historic district to protect sites and minimize damage.
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Catoctin Furnace
MDSHA
Aia
FHA
SHPO
National Register
U.S. 15
Cumsingham Falls State Park
Mower Recreations
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Texas
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Gilbert
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Joel E. Hammaker
Charles Horn
Community Commons
Shorticulture Group
EXXON
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Elizabeth Settle
Marion Colman
Mae Davis
Barbara Hobbs
Ruth Scheffel
Adamstown
Nancy Nelson
Brunswick
Frances Abalt
Middletown
Faye Gauriglis
Rocky Ridge
Ralph Poole
Trnen
Sir Rovert Biser
Walkersvile
Joseph Beck
Knoxville
Carl Swiger
Taneytown
Misa Basel McCanner
Stop
Runkles Farm
Samuel
Barrick
Decishop
Rankles
W. Jerome Offutt
Offutt
Agricultural
Paul Crum Arote
Richard Grosmickle
Grogenitkle
Carol Larsen
Imput
Tareaz
Manor
Caden Falls State Park
Kista
SHA
Margaret Ballard
Krolak
You
Bushnell
Aking Deen
Natural Resources
Maryland Park Service
Bushner
Halson
Department of Natural
Catoctin Hollow
Naths
Little Hunting Creek
U.S. 1S
Cunningham Park State Park
G. Eugene Anderson
James Black
Thurmont
C. Ray Weddle
MD. 906
Fraley and
Shankle
Cunningham Falls State Park
Furnace Demonstration Area
Benjamin Rosenstock
James Coulter
Department of Natural Resources
Jrenmaster
Clement £. Lamer
The
Maryland Historic Trust
Aca
Federal Highway Administration
Maryland State Preservation Officer
Lawrence W. Johnson
Catoctin High School
Johnson
U.S
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Havyane
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