Braddock residents split on new water system plan
Several Braddock Heights residents told Frederick County officials they do not want to join the $5.8 million county water project. They questioned costs including a $6,300 benefits assessment and a $2,200 connection fee, with a 120 day hookup window. The Grace Brethren Church supported the system for fire protection and irrigation, while others cited wells and existing infrastructure. A workshop on the plan was scheduled for Thursday at 9 am after two hours of public input.
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Frederick County Board of Commissioners
County Public Works Department
Karl Masser
Old National Prke
Maryland Avenue
Vin Bures
Grace Brethren Church
Dallas Green
Rev Green
Greg Trout
Trout Liquors
Jim McMorrow
Potomac Edison
Braddock Heights tenants fear water hookup costs
Three apartment owners fear crippling charges if forced to join the new Braddock Heights water system. They cite a proposed $6,300 per apartment benefits assessment and up to $50,000 for multi-unit complexes, with 40 day payment deadlines, interest, or risk of foreclosure.
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Braddock Heights
Frederick County Board of Commissioners
Shirley Happ
Richard Jones
Stephen Pass
Mr Pays
Dickerson
Mr Pass
Montgomery County Public Schools
Middletown
Ms Happ
Bentz to Attend Future World Leaders Summit
Sadah Bentz a student at Catoctin High School will travel to Washington DC as a junior participant in the Presidential Classroom international conference the Future World Leaders Summit from June 26 through July 3 year context implied.
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Sadah Bentz
Catoctin High School
Thurmont
Washington, DC
Mayor Grimes to Hold News Conference at City Hall
From Staff Reports Mayor Jim Grimes plans a news conference Thursday at 9am in City Hall. The public is invited to attend.
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Jim Grimes
City Hall
Alder chosen state finalist in Miss Maryland Teen pageant
Maria Alder of Rocky Ridge has been named a state finalist in the Miss Maryland American Teen Pageant to be held June 24 at Hunt Valley Mall. The winner receives 500 dollars, crown, banner, roses, a Disney World day, and a travel package to the National Pageant in Florida. Sponsors include parents, relatives, Fiber Arts & Crafts, Ace Hardware, Gabe's Services, Mount Mary’s College, Outside Inn, and Catoctin High School teachers.
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Kathy Alder
Dewey Lovell
Rocky Ridge
Hunt Valley Marnott
Hunt Valley
Disney World
Walt Disney World
Florda Mann
Ace Hardware
Gabe’s Services
Mount $S Mary's College
Outside Inn
Catoctin High School
Altmann Receives Accounting Award at Mount St Marys
Andrea Altmann of Frederick is honored with the Outstanding Achievement in Accounting Award at Mount St Marys College Emmitsburg for her accounting major and strong academic record.
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Andrea Altmann
Frederick
Mount St Mary S College, Emmitsburg
Burns earns Delta Mu Delta honor at Mount St Marys College
Caryn Burns of Woodsboro was named a member of Delta Mu Delta at Mount St Marys College in Emmitsburg. She majors in accounting and joins MSM’s honor society as a recognition of academic achievement.
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Caryn Burns
Woodsboro
Delta Mu Delta
Mount St Mary’s College, Emmitsburg
Senior Victim Advocate Helps Frederick Elderly Victims
Judy Hallman, once a crime victim herself, leads the Frederick Police Senior Victim Assistance Unit, the state's first program of its kind. Funded 74 percent by a state grant and 26 percent by the city, it serves seniors over 60 in Frederick, offering support, quilts or afghans, referrals, and assistance with cases like the Matthews theft. Since November 1998, 80 victims have been reported, with ongoing efforts to protect and aid vulnerable elders through community involvement and coordination with SALT and the county State's Attorney's Office.
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Frederick County
Frederick
John Nolle
Vicim
Mark Reed
McIntyre
Matthews
Frederik J Bower
Shelley McVicker
McVicker
Mark
Patty
Peop
Judy Hallman
Safety plan eyed for Frederick Golden Mile
Maryland State Highway Administration proposes safety remedies for Frederick’s Golden Mile after pedestrian dangers and a lethal crash earlier this year. Proposals include pedestrian crossing signs, improved signal timing, sidewalks on north and south sides, crosswalk upgrades, new lighting, and an early 2000 safety resurfacing project with landscaping.
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Frederick
Golden Mile
Patrick Street
SHA
Robert L Fisher
West Patrick Street
U.S. 40
Baltimore National Pike
Fisher
Baughman
Aldridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
MD. 26
Custom Marble and Design Inc
Worman’s Mill
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