Emmitsburg Lands Well Water Upgrade Plan
Emmitsburg moves to drill two wells on 550 acres bought under the Greenprint Program for $1.2 million with restrictions. The land, west of town near Mount Saint Mary’s College, may provide a large aquifer and forested watershed. hunting and building are limited. timber harvesting requires forester supervision.
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DNR
Frederick considers sweeping water restrictions amid drought
Mayor Jennifer Dougherty outlined phased limits on lawn watering car washing and restaurant service as Frederick faces a tight supply. The plan targets top water users for 10 percent cuts with possible mandatory AC limits and building shutdowns. Fines rise with infractions, and restoration may cost 100. Legislation to empower enforcement heads to the aldermen next month while the mayor can act by executive order if needed.
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State seeks 90 day delay hearings on Duke power plant
Maryland officials call for a 90 day postponement of hearings on Duke Energy Frederick’s 642 megawatt power plant near Point of Rocks. The move aims to allow more studies during drought and legislative session constraints. Delay could push back April hearings and an April 16 Bronawick High School session, drawing critique from Sen. Alex Mooney. Duke officials pledged to omit certain water uses during droughts and to preserve land while engaging skeptical communities.
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Mount Saint Marys officials face student media censorship claims
Dr Bill Lawbaugh adviser to the college newspaper and yearbook accuses Mount Saint Marys University administrators of attempting to control student media through changes to the College Media Committee policies guidance. Controversy surrounds content in Tie Mountain Echo with ongoing campus dispute.
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Courtesy bridge traffic grows less courteous on Shookstown Road
Residents and observers note rising impatience at Frederick's one lane courtesy bridge on Shookstown Road. Kebbe Beague and Tina Townsend cite drivers entering from opposite ends and blocking passage. Former mayor Paul Gordon blames increased congestion and traffic patterns, while others say courtesy varies by day.
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West Street double murder suicide shocks Frederick
Frederick police say Toni McClure, 47, and Robert Reidy were found with shotgun wounds in a West South Street apartment. Reidy, age unknown, used a single barrel shotgun to kill McClure then shot himself, about 9:45 p.m. Sunday, witnesses say. The gun was found beside Reidy on a living room couch.
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Frederick High star Malamet commits to West Virginia
Frederick High School junior Chris Malamet has orally committed to West Virginia University for football with a full athletic scholarship. He will play defensive end for the Mountaineers starting in 2003 as noted in the story on Page H-1.
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