Mount Airy building activity shows slow steady growth
Mount Airy reports a steady rise in building permits from 65 to 66 and a jump in activity value from 694,500 to 883,250 in 1982 residents see tax base gains amid cautious optimism. Rankles cites stable local economy and notes changes in zoning rules trimmed accessory permit needs while new housing projects loom with Jim Frye near Beck Drive and 26 homes nearing completion
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Mount Airy
James Shaw
Henry Ruckles
Planning Commission
Rankles
Ryan Homes
South Main Street
Ridge Avenue
Runkles
Shaw
Jim Frye
Beck Drive
Frye
Emmitsburg Lions selling flags and light bulbs
Emmitsburg Lions Club members tour the area to take orders for flags and light bulbs with proceeds funding local public projects including Little League baseball and other community needs. The club also accepts old eyeglasses or frames at Lions events or drop points at F&M Bank, Gentleman Jim's, or Wikaldy site.
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Emmitsburg Lions Club
Emmitsburg
Lions Club
F&m Bank
Jim’s
Ai Wikaldy
Crafts and games honor to Irish at Bauer Drive Center
Montgomery County Recreation Department Area I hosts crafts and games with special surprises for children from 3 to 4th grade from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday March 12 at Bauer Drive Recreation Center Aspen Hill. Cost is 1 dollar per child. For more information call 565 5708.
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Montgomery County Recreation Department
Wheaton
Kensington
Garrett Park
Aspen Hill
South Rockville
Olney
Bauer Drive
Inexpensive wills for seniors offered by Maryland Bar
The Maryland State Bar Association funds the Sixty-Plus Wills Program to provide simple wills for $25 to seniors over 60 on fixed incomes. Eleven Frederick County attorneys participate, aiming to help those with pensions or Social Security avoid state decisions on inheritance and ensure guardianship options for dependent children.
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Maryland State Bar Ae
Frederik
Jane Martin
Maryland State Bar Association
Martin
Ms. Martin
The
Bar Association
Frederick J. Bower
Cleopatra Campbell
James H. Clapp
Donald R. Grossnickle
James McSherry
M. Albert Morningstar
James Respess
John Edgie Russell
Edward D. Storm
J. Vernon Summers
Manual M. Weinberg
Carolyn Barranca
Indian professor to lecture at WMC Westminster
Dr Purshotam Lal of Calcutta will lecture at Western Maryland College on March 10 in McDaniel Lounge. The visiting professor of Indian philosophy and literature will discuss Indian influences on English literature and sacred and secular philosophy. The 8 p.m. talk is free and open to the public.
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Purshotam Lal
Calcutta
McDaniel
Western Maryland College
Westminster
University of Calcutta
Lal
Western Maryland
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