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News in Frederick, Maryland

01 Mar 1991

Page 8

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 01, 1991

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8

Frederick County school board moves offices to Hayward Road complex

Five departments with 15 truckloads of equipment and more than 50 employees relocated from Church Street to the Hayward Road complex in a three phase move. Four departments moved to the former Plantronics building at 7630 Hayward Road and the purchasing department to a renovated warehouse.

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Frederick County Board of Education Church Street Hayward Road Plantronics Frederick Hayward American Legion School Board Frederick City Myra Treiber Snyder John Carey Carey
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Montgomery budget hike taxes and cut jobs sparks backlash

Montgomery County Executive Neal Potter unveiled a 1992 operating budget totaling 31.5 billion with a 6.1 percent average property tax increase and no salary raises. About 545 county jobs would be abolished and services trimmed including library hours and bus routes while boosting piggyback income taxes and hotel motel taxes to fill a 185 million revenue gap.

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Rockville Montgomery County Neal Potter Potter Gail Ewing
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County Seeks Higher Local Agricultural Transfer Tax Share

Frederick County officials seek state certification to keep 75 percent of locally generated agricultural transfer taxes, up from 33 percent. The two year approval would be granted by the state Department of State Planning and Department of Agriculture, after which reapplication is required. County planner Tim Blaser says benefits would begin immediately if approved.

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Frederick State Department of State Planning Department of Agriculture Tim Blaser
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