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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1998

Page

4

Frederick planners defer CIP vote on 10 projects

City planning commission delays endorsing 10 capital improvement projects to Mayor Jim Grimes and the aldermen. A workshop will reassess adding more projects to the staff list, including a congestion study, bicycle plan, traffic signals, downtown parking, Monocacy Boulevard extension, arterial study, and several neighborhood and development upgrades.

Frederick Jim Grimes Baughman’s Lane U.S. 15 MARC Frederick Heights Park Shookstown Old Camp Roads James Schmersahl Schmersahl Recreation Commission State Sally Murphy Planning Commission Schmersahi CIP Church and Patrick Streets Carroll Creek Park Rosemont Avenue Shookstown Road Montevue Lane Airport Bowman Farm Road Monocacy Boulevard East Street CIF Commission Liberty Road Coastal Station E. Patrick St Rita’s South St

Essroc plans Buckeystown landfill amid resident concerns

Residents in Adamstown voiced fears for health and environment as Essroc Cement seeks to add a 25 acre landfill on its 1200 acre Buckeystown property. The firm needs county and state permits and a zoning exception to proceed in 1999 and plans a community advisory panel before filing.

Adamstown Essroc Buckeystown Board of Appeals Essroe Bill Sacharneski

Essroc officials hear residents on landfill concerns

Residents voiced health and environmental worries at a meeting about Essroc’s proposed landfill site. They cited airborne dust groundwater contamination noise traffic and visual impact. Company reps assured CKD is non toxic and outlined permit plans due April 15 while inviting ongoing public involvement.

John C. McGuffin Mr McGuffin David Fishman Essroc Francis Streitman Lisa Remsburg McGuffin Mr. Streitman

Dairy bill stalemate shows dairy farmers seek bipartisan support

Rural delegates and Democrats across the spectrum push to move a dairy bill out of the House committee while critics say the measure is entangled in political maneuvering. Giant Food’s high milk prices in Baltimore influence votes as senators weigh next year’s prospects and farm losses.

House Mr. Stull Ron Guns D-Cecil Ms. Hecht Mr Guns Michael Canning Dairymen General Assembly Canning Frederick County Frederick County, Also Met With Ms. Hecht and House Speaker Casper Taylor Senate Clarence Blount Baltimore Giant Baltimore City Blount Lowell Stoltzfus Stolizfus David Craig R-Harford Craig Maryland

Snowboard shop buckles up for strong spring season

Mal com Bryant co owner of Pit Crew Skateboards and Snowboards on Market Street Frederick says his store is enjoying one of its best seasons ever selling more snowboards this season than in the previous two years as customers plan road trips despite a dry Mid Atlantic. Lawson reports higher tractor sales as warm weather boosts other local businesses.

Malcolm Bryant Pit Crew Market Street Frederick Bryant mid-Atlantic Lawson

Gas prices rise driven by inventories and warm winter

Data show crude oil inventories at 322 million barrels, up 19 million from January and 20 million above last year. Prices eased as unseasonably warm weather reduced consumption, according to an area owner.

Accident probe cites speed and driver error as cause

Dies Draskovic continues inquiry into the crash while investigators determine speed and driver error caused the accident. Mr McCarthy was not wearing a safety belt at the time of the crash. No other vehicles or passengers were involved.

Draskovic McCarthy

Students hear poignant truth at substance abuse summit

At Hood College a guest speaker, Bobby Petrocelli, described his wife Ava's death after a drunken truck crash in their home. The audience of 340 Frederick County students heard about the long recovery, hospital救 details, and his mission to warn youth about choices.

Bobby Petrocelli Texas Mr. Petrocelli Hood College Ava Petrocelli Frederick Gov. Thomas Johnson Maj Rob Green Frederick County

Woodsboro weighs saving funds by dropping sinkhole study

Woodsboro officials push reducing landfill dumping fees and skip a county sinkhole study. Donald Trimmer says $455,009 could be better spent elsewhere. John Catshall notes limestone guarantees sinkholes. The town completed a $31,189 maintenance building with $300 withheld for seeding. Deputy patrols focus on Md. 194 intersections and Trimmer seeks state relief on a $30,000 bypass payment. Dennis Kline seeks parking space donations for a Civil War reenactment.

Woodsboro Donald Trimmer Trimmer John Catshall Frederick County Pineridge Construction Chuck Tobery

Three vie for Myersville town council in May election

Councilmen Gary DeMoss and Jim Hardy announce bids for re election while Deer Woods resident Jeff Sturgess enters the race for the May 11 Myersville town election Tina Clements will not seek re election In other business the council refuses maintenance of five open space acres in DeerWoods and debate over a proposed park. Hardy Eckstine note the area floods and is too small for a park The Myersville Junior Baseball League defers turning the Harp Place field while seeking a permanent concession stand and potential land use with the United Methodist Church

Myersville Gary DeMoss Jim Hardy Deer Woods Jeff Sturgess Sturgess Howard County Tina Clements DeMoss Hardy Roy Queen DeerWoods Ed Smariga DeerWoods Homeowners’ Association Billy Eckstine Eckstine Harp Place Baseball Baseball League United Methodist Church

Hagerstown Mayor Hospitalized for Heart Tests

Mayor Robert Bruchey was admitted to University of Maryland Medical Center for heart tests after a routine exam detected irregularities. The 39 year old leader was moved from Washington County Hospital to the Baltimore facility and was in good condition with a hoped return home by week’s end.

Hagerstown Robert Bruchey University of Maryland Medical Center Bruchey Washington County Hospital Baltimore

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