Frederick mayor presses for post office resolution after lease rejection
Frederick Mayor Ronald N. Young voiced frustration over the unresolved status of the old Frederick post office. He said the city remains interested in buying the structure, would support tearing it down if needed, and criticized delaying lease advertising. He noted talks with potential buyers at $121,000, the post office still holds control, and he questioned the fate of related state funding for Carroll Creek.
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Ronald N. Young
Young
Perenne
Post Office
Carroll Creek Il
del. Julien P. Delphey
Standard and Poor's
Frederick City
Court Street
Record Street
Board of Education
Braddock Heights
Builders vote against saving old Frederick post office
The Frederick County Homebuilders Association rejected saving the old Frederick post office, voting about 40 to 10 against the plan to retain it for a year while private entities consider taking over. Critics cited parking needs and taxpayer maintenance costs, while some respected the building’s material.
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Frederick
Mike Tabor
Board of
Local fuel assistance extended as state grant funds grow
Frederick County Social Services officials report confidence in emergency fuel help with an extended deadline and a recent $71 000 state grant. Through the season, 1 811 residents sought heating aid. 70 denials and 383 500 distributed, averaging 225 to 250 per recipient.
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Chris Bickle
Bickle
Frederick County
Seneca Schoolhouse to Open Sundays Beginning March 21
The Seneca Schoolhouse Museum will open Sundays from March 21 at River and Partnership roads in Poolesville from 2 p.m. on Sundays. Restoration was funded by Historic Medley District Inc. in cooperation with the Maryland State Department of Natural Resources. A program called A Day in a One Room School educates children, while volunteers are sought as weekday teachers.
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Historic Medley District Inc
Maryland State Department of Natural Resources
Carol Caywood
Graham
Religious Coalition
Winchester
District Court Chamber
Winchester Hall
Frederick
Maryland
Central Committee
Anthony
Rowet
Frederick County
Republican State Central Committee
Third teenager sentenced in antiques dealer murder
In Baltimore 18-year-old Michael Saunders received a 45 year sentence for his role in the August 22 1981 murder of Phillip Rouse a British antiques dealer. He pled guilty to second degree murder and handgun charges with concurrent terms and was slated for parole in about 11 years.
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Michael Saunders
Rouse
Milton B Allen
Saunders
Phillip Rouse
Allen
Lawrence Fine Arts Co
Somerset
England
Kenneth Johnson
Johnson
Michael Brown
Brown
Timothy Moody
Stephen Tully
Michael Freedman
Saunder
Tully
Freedman
Maryland
Department of Juvenile Services
Latil
The News Frederick March 19 1962 Front Page
The Frederick daily newspaper issue dated Friday March 19 1962. Prominent stories cover local events and city news with notices and brief items from Frederick Maryland and surrounding areas.
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Frederick, Md
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Aydu Fue Ruwet
Democratic State Central Committee
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