Families Thank Maryland Legislators At Annapolis Rally
Hundreds of Frederick County families joined lawmakers in Annapolis to thank them for funding a statewide network of Family Support Centers. Directors Nusbaum and Sheffield James described centers offering literacy, parenting, adult diplomas, job skills, and child care for attendees. Gov Glendening attended the rally at St Johns College.
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Annapolis
Frederick County
Margaret Nusbaum
Family Partnership
Frederick
Ms. Nusbaum
Frederick City
Laurie Sheffield- James
Sheffield James
Maple syrup demo returns to Cunningham Falls State Park
The 27th annual maple syrup demonstration at Cunningham Falls State Park near Thurmont runs both weekends 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with a $1 admission, 50 cents for youths. Proceeds benefit the park as visitors meet volunteers and rangers, learn sap tapping, enjoy pancakes and maple products, and sign language interpretation is offered March 9 and 13.
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Thurmont
Cunningham Falls State Park
Friends of
Park Concesson
Park
U S
Maryland
Garrett
Allegany
Frederick County
William Houck
Cunningham Falls
MD 77
Catoctin Hollow Road
New Market approves one year extension for Royal Oaks plat
The planning commission granted a one year extension to the Royal Oaks subdivision preliminary plat to avoid restarting processes after seven years. NML Corp and lawyers requested the extension after a meeting with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers prompted an archaeological study of the site. The corps will meet with developers in the second week of March on site.
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New Market
Royal Oaks
Rick Fleshman
NML Corp
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Corps
Fleshman
Shoemaker
Md. 26 traffic pattern changes begin on eastbound lane
The State Highway Administration will shift traffic to the new eastbound roadway on Md. 26 between Md. 355 and Md. 194 to allow a new median and bridge work. One eastbound lane will be used at times with two lanes for short stretches toward the Monocacy River bridge. The $7 million project by Shirley Contracting Corp aims for late summer completion with two lanes each direction and new intersections and turn lanes.
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State Highway Administration
An Sha
Monocacy River Bridge
SHA
Shirley Contracting Corp
Lorton
MD. 355
MD. 194
Monocacy
Waterside and
Sebastian Drives
Standoff Resolved in Bethel Road Outbuilding
A 31 year old man barricaded himself in a small outbuilding with a shotgun near Bethel Road as deputies attempted to serve a felony theft arrest warrant. After more than three hours of negotiations he surrendered and was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital for emergency evaluation.
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Frederick County
New Market Development Offers to Buy Sewer Connections
A New Market developer proposes to purchase 45 sewer connections for 90000 to advance a subdivision and a day care center. County officials refuse easements without town cooperation, triggering a dispute over water line plans and delaying the project.
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Frederick County
Commissioners
Mark Hoke
Frank Shaw
Robert Dalrymple
NML Corp
Chevy Chase Bank
Royal Farm Subdivision
New Market
Dalrymple
Shaw
al Opack
Children’s World Child Care Center
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Hayward Road
State Park
New Market Officials
OK Extension
Bruce Hamilton
Thomas Shoemaker
The
Maryland Historical Trust
Gospel Singers
Robert Hooper
Burner
Queen Funeral’ Directors
West Old Lbesty Rd
Wenfield
Olawland
Elan Plastic Surgery Center
Ives
Dr. Kress
American Board of Plastic Surgery
American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons
Lipolysis Society of America
American Society of Lasers In
American College of Surgeons
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elan
Visa MasterCard
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Terre Roy Rhoderick
Hoke
Taws
Mr. Opack
Sylvan
Sylvan Learning Center
RCRT
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Westminster
Burkeystown Pike
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