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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1998

Page

4

Frederick OKs 114 Lot Schley property subdivision plan

The Frederick Planning Commission approved a 124 acre Schley property to be developed into 114 single family lots at Schifferstadt Boulevard Dogwood and Geronimo drives and Delaware Road. A 75 foot buffer will divide R 3 and M 1 zones with five acres of parkland and 3.3 acres open space. Construction is slated to start spring 1999 by Primus Land Development.

Frederick Schley Delaware Road Dogwood Drive Schifferstadt Geronimo E. South St Farmer’s Cooperative Association Inc Farmer's Realty Inc

Point of Rocks seeks floodplain buyout funds

Six Point of Rocks homeowners may advance toward moving from the Potomac River floodplain as Frederick County and state officials meet in Baltimore to finalize a bid for 273 203 FEMA flood mitigation dollars and 45 534 MEMA funds with a 45 000 county match. The six homes on Clay and Commerce streets were chosen from 22 applicants, with total buyout cost estimated at 2 million. Officials expect a decision within 30 days. FEMA funds become available nationwide in October, MEMA funding planned in fiscal 1999.

Point of Rocks Potomac River Frederick County Baltimore Federal Emergency Management Agency Maryland Emergency Management Agency John Croneburg Commerce Croneburg Parris Glendening Diane Penn Droneburg FEMA MEMA

Frederick police citizens panel shows cautious progress

The Frederick Police Citizens Assessment Panel reports steady gains and a more civil atmosphere between police and residents. Members note a rise in constructive discussions and emphasis on walking beats, while reviewing use of force reports and seeking more data on training and complaints. A June 24 forum is planned at Carver housing complex.

Frederick Police James Seale William Hall Hall Charlene Edmonds Ms. Edmonds Ray Raffensberger Police Department Seale Raffensberger Carver Housing Complex South Frederick Elementary School

Walkersville Students to Tour Japan and Hawaii Exchange

Ten Walkersville High School students and two chaperones depart for a two week exchange with Japan. They will stay in Tokyo Yokohama and spend three days in Hawaii then return home. The trip aims to build people to people relations with Gaigo High School and other Japanese partners.

Walkersville High School Tokyo Yokohama Japan Hawaii United States LaRue Kelbaugh Gaigo High School Maryland Sarah Dolan Ms. Kirk Bill Fishbach Mr. Fishbach D.C Europe

Brunswick High biology teacher wins state award

Brunswick High biology chair Lori Stiles was named Maryland Outstanding Biology Teacher of the Year at a surprise ceremony in the school cafeteria. The award, now in its 36th year, honors enthusiasm growth and rapport with students. Stiles will join last year’s winner Shelley Smith in representing Maryland biology education.

Brunswick Maryland Brunswick High Lori Stiles Hood College

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