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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1983

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Costly remodel could make old courthouse city hall

Frederick mayor Donald N. Young said remodeling the old Frederick County courthouse could be used as city hall but would exceed 1 million dollars for rewiring plumbing HVAC and interior upgrades. Officials study space needs and costs while considering selling or swapping the current city hall. The northern annexation plan aims to bring 1061 acres including Fort Detrick and local schools into city limits, with tax implications and service considerations outlined.

Frederick County Frederick Donald N. Young Young City Hall Rowng Frederick Community College Fort Detrick Monocacy Middle School Hayward Road Frederick Electronics Shenandoah Plastics Board of Education Clover Hill Fort

Snow Removal Budget Takes Budgetary Lurch

The mayor says major intersections may close temporarily during snow events as Frederick plans the upcoming fiscal year. He notes no planned large increases in the snow removal budget despite prior over-expansion, stressing spending if heavy snow hits.

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Deadline extended for MEAP emergency fuel aid in Maryland

The Maryland Energy Assistance Program has pushed the MEAP deadline from March 31 to April 29 as residents face utility or fuel bills. Grants vary by household size and income, with up to 200 dollars per application for emergency needs.

Maryland Energy Assistance Program MEAP Ruth Massinga Arlie Graham Graham Stephen Minnich Maryland Frederick County

U S A Adopted Name for Nation Not Colonies

The notice notes the Continental Congress adopted United States of America in 1776. It outlines funding via Job Training Agency with activity descriptions and participant counts. Contacts Bonnie Gann at 694-1171 with Letters of Interest to 16 South Wisner Street Frederick MD 21701 by March 17 18 19.

Frederick County Board of Frederick County Commissioners Svep U.S.A Continental Congress United States of America United Colonies Bonnie Gann South Wisner Street Frederick Maryland

New Market Plant Faces Limited Water Taps

The town official warns the New Market plant can supply only 21,000 gallons per day, noting a comfortable margin for taps if limited to the town. This assessment appeared in a continuation of Page A-1 coverage.

County salary hike criticized as premature by officials

Bollinger County officials questioned a mediator ruling on a pay raise for county workers and noted the school budget is largely funded by county funds. Galen R. Clagett said he had not seen the mediator's ruling, and he emphasized budget implications pending updated revenue projections from the budget team.

Keller Commission Galen R. Clagett Wayne L. Horvitz Clagett Bollinger Lloyd Batzler

Fire log and annexation chatter mix in town notes

Fire crews from Sabillasville Mount Airy New Market and surrounding counties fought two fires including a brush blaze near Links Bridge Road and a house fire at 144 and Sydney Road. Jail population listed and a long discussion on annexation and tax implications followed, with officials weighing residential versus commercial growth and town services.

neeSes Uniteds Citizens Old Frederick Road Links Bridge Road Lewistown Woodsboro MD. 144 Sydney Road Mount Airy New Market Frank Shaw Rossig Shaw

Horvitz outlines 1985 86 pay adjustments in education talks

Horvitz proposes raising the Activities Compensation Schedule by 194 to set a 1256 rate for 1985 86. He urges three year service employees be raised to the second step for 1983 64. Talks began in November with an impasse by mid February. The mediator notes inflation eroding teacher pay while the board cites fiscal constraints and added insurance costs as factors.

Horvitz Boe Med de Wade Dake Nana Manne

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