Rain and heat wave forecast for Frederick County
Showers eased the thirst of fields near Frederick County with 0.28 inch at the Frederick News-Post Weather Station and 0.27 inch at the Maryland State Police barracks. Temperatures ranged from 55 to 78, with highs in the mid 70s. MEMA warns residents to prepare for storms, citing past close calls since 1871 and outlining supplies and evacuation notes.
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Four Points Bridge Road
Emimitsburg
Lucille Beale
Frederick
Gency Managers Weather Information Network
Keller
Potomac
Shenandoah
Point of Rocks
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Bonne
Bertha
Fran
MEMA
Fifteen Frederick County attorneys seek new judgeship
Fifteen Frederick County attorneys have applied for the newly created District Court judgeship paying 100 495 a year starting July 1. The list includes Theresa Mary Adams and Jamces Rodnick Ambrose among others, with backgrounds as prosecutors, city attorneys, and college trustees.
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Frederick County
Michael O'Malley
Courts
Theresa Mary Adams
Carroll County
Ralph Gordon
William Wenner
Court of Special Appeals
Adams
Jamces Rodnick Ambrose
District Court
Judicial Nominating Commission
William Donald Schaefer
Frederick
Washington
Circuit Court
Earings
Ambrose, Day and Schiszik
Middletown High School
University of Montana
Gonzaga Law School
Spokane
Wash
Oliver John Cejka Jr
Fredenck Community College Board of Trustees
Cumberland School of Law
Birmingham
Ala
Mount St Mary's College
Fort Detrick
Cejka
U.S. Army
Digaret Court
James H Clapp
Substation Bites Dust In Myersville Zoning Clash
Myersville residents blocked an Allegheny Power substation project after pressuring the Frederick County Planning Commission. The panel ruled public utilities must align with the county comprehensive plan, despite agricultural zoning permitting substations. Eight substations operate in farm districts amid Civil War battlefield proximity concerns.
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Board of Appeals
Myersville
Frederick County Planning Commission
Allegheny Power
Michael Thompson
Thompson
Planning Commission
Legacy
Windsor Knolls Water Ban Halts Home Construction
Frederick County residents in Windsor Knolls face a dry spell as high water usage forces a halt to new homes. County public works director Robert Hayes notes a home uses more than triple the average daily amount, with a mandatory ban in place since last week.
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Windsor Knolls
Frederick County Board of Commissioners
Robert Hayes
County Public Works
Budget OK'd for Frederick with 4-1 vote
Frederick council approves a 52 million fiscal 2000 budget on a 4 to 1 vote. Alderman Donna Kuzemchak dissents proposing two city planners and a traffic engineer at 82 thousand dollars, to be funded from reallocations in public works and garbage collection. Mayor Jim Grimes questions immediate need and notes planning director Chuck Boyd wants to assess staff.
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Frederick
Donna Kuzemchak
Ms Kuzemchak
Department of Public Works
Bul
Jim Grimes
Grimes
Chuck Boyd
City Hall
Ms Kazemchak
Planning Commission
Boyd
Games
City OKs Monocacy pact for new Frederick development
The Frederick City Council approved a contract to develop the North Rosenstock Farm and Monocacy Boulevard corridor on the northeast edge of the city. The plan covers boulevard extension, a river bridge, 45 acres of borrow excavation, a 355 acre industrial park, phased construction, and historic property review with MDE MHT and other partners.
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Rosenstock Farm
Monocacy Boulevard
Frederick
Monocacy River
Gas House Pike
City of
Monocacy Boulevard Associates
J&r Limited
East Side Story LLC
Maryland Department of the Environment
MDE
Maryland Historical Trust
MHT
MDF
MAT
The Fredanck News Post Promises Daily 100 Percent Reuse
The Fredanck News Post outlines daily publication on recycled paper at 100 percent reuse. The message emphasizes sustainability and ongoing commitment to environmentally friendly printing.
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Portons
Fredanck News
CVS drops downtown Frederick project over HDC rules
Mayor Jim Grimes attributed CVS withdrawal from plans to build a 331 N. Market St. store to the Historic District Commission. The national chain cited stringent rules, including potential facade requirements, as obstacles, implying the city risks deterring developers.
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Jim Grimes
The
Historic District Commission
CVS Pharmacy
Frederick
National Chain
N. Market St
Carmack Jay's
Tesoro Food Market
Grimes
HDC
CVS
Wrd
Fred
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