HDC OKs rear dormer removal at 35 E Church St
Frederick Historic District Commission approves removing two rear dormer windows on the Evangelical Lutheran Church building at 35 E. Church St to cut costs, while denying three front dormers. Contractor Carl Culler cites a $14,000–15,000 price tag and says renovation aims to reduce maintenance. The roof repair will fill holes after rear removals. The commission warns of further action after a variance decision on a separate driveway project for Smith Keeney Basford Funeral Home.
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Frederick City
Culler
City Historical Preservation
Cherilyn Widell
Commission
Harry L. Decker
Smith, Keeney & Basfard Funeral Home
E. Church
Board of Zoning Appeals
HDC
Proffitt
Myung Duck Ro
N. Market St
J. H. Deany
E. Church St
Frederick County Eyes Fire Marshal Offices in New Central Alarm Facility
Fire investigators Tim May and Jerry Chipley may stay in Frederick as Maryland officials negotiate rent for two local offices in the new Central Alarm building. County leaders say cutting this space would push operations to Hagerstown, reducing public access. A Monday meeting between county budget staff and state officials seeks a final contract.
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Frederick County
Hagerstown
J. C. Robertson
Maryland
Department of General Services
Harold K. Keller Jr
Galen R. Clagett
Raymond Bosley
General Services
Bosley
Robertson
Keller
Ing
Frederick
Tim S. May
Jerry L. Chipley
Chipley
Adrian McC. Remsberg
Werere All Thanes
Fremorshal
Charles C. Smith
Central Alarm
College Park
State Planning
Appeals court upholds settlement agreement in Patterson case
The Maryland Court of Special Appeals-affirms Judge Wenner s ruling upholding a three part settlement in a Frederick County construction dispute. The Patterson couple sought to void the April 29 1980 agreement after jurors suggested a possible $30000 award. Evans Products Co. and Robert Offitt faced claims totaling 2511750.
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Court of Special Appeals
Frederick County
Maryiana
William W. Wenner
Ronald
Jill Patterson
Pattersons
Evans Products Co
Delaware Corporation
Evans Financial
Robert Offitt
Walkersville
Offitt
Samuel W. Barrick
Barrick
John Sandhower
Jules Lindau
Evans
Wenner
Haiti’s Ruled Continuity From Slavery to Duvalier Era
Haiti rose as France’s richest colony powered by enslaved labor and born as the world’s first Black republic on January 1, 1804 after a long struggle. Since 1957 the Duvalier family has governed the country, shaping its modern history.
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Haiti
France
Duvaliers
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Landos Proffitt
Bome
Franklin B. Musser
C.J. Keller
N. Market Street
le Petite Salon
Market St
Irene Kirillof
G. Bernard Callan
Deane's Lounge
the News
Lloyd Batzler
Meu Evey
MATES
Wu Ci
Frederick Towne Mall
China
Wolo
Scotts Turf
Fertlizer
Scotts
Briggs & & Stratton
Tree Fertilzer
UL Ely
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