Town rental has strings attached
NEW MARKET The government didn’t walk all over Ryan and Carne Hines. They lived above Town Hall for two years but now plan to buy a house in Mount Dury. The two bedroom one bath home may be advertised for rent by town officials. Rent suggested $700 to $800 a month, up from $500, with no discount for quiet living. The Hineses, ex football lineman and 24, 25 respectively, were model tenants, keeping up landscaping and even unlocking the town hall bathroom in the morning. A note: access to attic runs through the kitchen due to town right of way, an arrangement town officials maintain.
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Ryan
Carne Hines
Town Hall
Mount Dury
Seerabuunai
Jack Fleshman
Hines
Patth Morrow
Hineses
Nancy Fleshman
Mrs. Fleshman
Profits rise in workforce partnership in Frederick County
Frederick County's Job Training Agency and Frederick Community College report rising profits from their customized training program. In fiscal 2000 the program generated 417,834 for FCC, up from 68,275 in 1997. Trenton Hightower credited targeted placements and strong partnerships for the surge. Janet Flanagan noted the program links employers with job seekers, expanding the applicant pool and benefiting the community.
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Frederick County
Job Training Agency
JTA
Frederick
Janet Flanagan
FCC/JTA
FCC
Court extends hold on records in Potter case to March 26
Judge Dwyer kept documents in the Potter city prostitution case under seal for ten more days. The News-Post and The Associated Press challenged access, arguing media rights and potential public disclosure. The order shields police seized materials, including Potter’s computer and files, as Public Information Act disputes proceed.
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Denver
Frederick News-Post
Associated Press
News Tiews
Angelika Potter
News-Post
Ae Bences
News Media
Henry Abrams
Frederick
Debra Borden
Lynn Beard
Potter
Richard Bricken
Edward Hutchins
Eccleston & Wolfe
Baltimore
Bricken
Hutchins
Schulman
Operation
Ms. Potter
Jim Grimes
Circuit
Dwyer
Burkittsville Bills to Shield Towns from Blair Witch Fallout
Burkittsville officials push a Maryland General Assembly bill to define Maryland Film Office duties, create a community ombudsman, and establish a Media Crisis Management Team to repair reputations and secure aid after the Blair Witch Project. The measure, not eligible this session, would guide filming ordinances and community liaison efforts with the MFO.
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Burkittsville
Maryland
General Assembly
Id Film Office
Dan Meyer
Planning Commission
Maryland Film Office
Mr. Meyer
MFO
Onse
Meyer
Montgomery College
Street naming ordinance questioned in Walkersville meeting
Walkersville commissioners clashed over a proposed ordinance barring naming streets or structures after current public office holders. Commissioner Don Schildt argued the rule would prevent future controversy like Frederick citys bid to name a street after Mayor Jim Grimes, while Commissioner Joe Magluise questioned the need for such an ordinance.
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Walkersville
Joe Magluise
Don Schildt
Frederick City
Jim Grimes
Schildt
Mr. Magluile
Hotel wins conditional approval for 90 room Residence on Corporate Drive
Frederick County Planning Commission granted conditional approval for a four story 90 room Residence hotel on Corporate Drive near Md. 85 with a $7 million cost. Peter Plamondon of Plamondon Enterprises said the project targets extended stays and will include indoor pool Jacuzzi and fitness rooms aiming for spring 2002 completion. The commission also discussed extending the National Golf Course with a 10.3 acre addition west of Hollow Road and U.S. 40 near I-70.
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MD. 85
Frederick County
Mr. Plamondon
Roy Rogers Restaurants
Hollow Road
U.S. 40
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Frederick Tues
Sun
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