Emmitsburg Secures Mountain View Land for Town Water Plan
Emmitsburg officials celebrate acquiring land two miles outside Bolon corporate limits to preserve a mountain view and support a water plan. Don Briggs led a four year real estate effort. residents like Mary Gerstner fought 11 years to block ski resort development, citing water, electricity, and road concerns. The town will use the land for water access and rework water restrictions, aiming to curb large users and monitor through meters under a Greenprint program backed by state funds.
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Bolon
Cave
Don Briggs
Cmmitsbuce
Mr. Briggs
Mary Gerstner
Eyler Valley Citizen's Association
DNR
Care
Eninitsourg
Laundrattats
Carr
Quy
Frovinvial Mouse
National Sire Academy
Parris Glenelen
Duke power plant fight tests Maryland deregulation bill
During a hearing on a Mooney bill to give Maryland counties less power, Duke Energy faced state review over a $259 million gas fired plant near Point of Rocks. Local officials fear loss of site control, while Duke and PSC defend state wide need and fair process. Duke proposed water restrictions and an environmental trust to shield land, with monthly meetings and a web site promised to inform residents.
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Vewmiitiee
Mooney
Jara
Maryland
PSC
Frederick County
Duke
Point of Rocks
Bright
David Gray
Mc Gray
Larry Wall
Mr. Wall
Susan Miller
Allegheny Energy
Ray Bourland
Roth
Wallseid
Potomac River
Wail
Luke
Army Corps of Engineers
Washington Suburban Sanitation Commission
Fairfax County Water Authority
New Design Road
McWall
Wall
Wollen
Gray
Use
Winchester
Me.Wall
J. Robert Hooper
Rishford
Werkant
Nealby
Sue Wechl
Frederick Weslington
Montgomery County
John Hurson
Ms. Hecht
Stull pushes bills on ice cream portions and milk dating
Annapolis Delegate Paul Stull pushed two bills through the House of Delegates. One allows ice cream makers to sell frozen desserts by weight, passing 133 to 1 with four abstentions. The other moves milk sell by dates from 14 to 17 days and grants the dairy division authority to adjust future sell by dates. The measures await a Senate vote later this week.
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Annapolis
Paul Stull
House of Delegates
Environmental Mallers Committee
Pennsylvania
Dairy Division
Department of Healt and Mental Hygiene
Housing construction rises in February boosting recovery
WASITINGTON AP February housing data show builders started the most projects since 1998 end of year, aided by low rates. Single family starts rose 7.4 percent to 1.46 million, while multifamily units fell 12 percent to a total of 264,000, as economists note rate stability may sustain growth despite a recession.
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Wasitington
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Fed
Tesday
Frederick water crisis prompts calls for enforceable restrictions
Aldermen push for enforcement teeth and voluntary limits as Frederick City weighs drought measures. Mayor Dougherty warns of possible temporary shutdowns if conditions do not improve while officials meet next month to review mandatory conservation options. A downtown restaurant scene underscores urgency.
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Joseph Baldi
Lalso
Donna Ramsburg
Neuts
Doug
Ms. Dougherty
Frederick County
Gecanic
Lome
Ely
Frederick
Wve
Wwe
Frederick's top 50 water users list misreads landlords
Frederick Department of Public Works identifies large water users in the city. The list includes Bancraft Dairy, BP Solar International, Medinunoo rolliory Tenant Association, Frederick Hospital, Brookside and Summit Windsor Apartments, Frederick Community College, Faust Authority, Daniel Shuster, Applegate Spartavants, Laketree Condominiums, Wingood Venture, Monocacy Overtook, Winsor Garden, VFW Golf Course, Avondale Condominiums, Sunwise Associates, Prospect Pinza, Triange VIT, ARS LLG, Young Men's Christian Association and others in a ship of misordered names and garbled entries.
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Frederick
Frederick Department of Public Works
Bancraft Dairy
BP Solar International
Medinunooat Rolliory ‘Tenant Association
Back
Frededick Semains ‘Hospital
Brookside
Momewondl Retirement Center
Still Park
Summit Windsor
Frederick Community College
Laketree Condominiumss
Wingood Venture Aa Ari
Monocacy Overtook Inc
ERP
Cal. Partner. Lip
Winsor Garden Apartments
VFW Golf Course
Avondale T Condominiume
Sunwise Asalated
Talbota of Predevicktowme
Prospect Pinza Apartments
Triange Vit Td
Pactnerstilp
LW Bartuer Dip
ARS Llg
Yoong Men's Christian Associaion
Courtesy bridge stirs local traffic and courtesy disputes
Residents discuss a new convenience store opening near Starry Moolevne Lane and the nearby bridge on Lefton Shook Street. Cars ignore rules, while locals from McGordon to Zufall note growth and a shift in courtesy since the September attacks.
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Lems
Starry Moolevne Lane
Gordon
Shookstown
Rosemont Avenuicaller P.m
Tom 2uGull
Ava
Mountaineer censorship clash over student media policy
Mountain Echo editors and student leaders clash with College of Mount administrators over proposed changes to the media committee. Dr Stanley Warne seeks deleting language granting student content control and broadening governing council oversight, sparking claims of reduced autonomy and increased administrative power. Committee members include editors of the Mountain Echo Lighted Corners Expressions WMTB FM and professors. Debate on changes could occur as early as Monday drawing reactions from faculty advisors and student managers.
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Lawiugh Beieves
Exho
Lawbaugh
Stanley Warne
Academie Services
Lawhaugh
Werne
Ime
Laynbaugh
Feda
Sherr
le Mount Counell
Mountain Echo
Lighted Corers
Expressions
Wmtb-Fm
Msm-T
Pridwin
Mount Theater
Monotony Valley Review
Kurt Hlaugher
Bill Heath
Landbaugh
Peter Dorsey
Mount
Handy Gray
Joe Osmann
Ir. Werne
Cr. Florassider
Dr. Were
Commiitee
Flora
Verne
Claugher
McGrayen
Propos Angen
Medical waste plan dispute at Fort Detrick forum
Misleading government documents were circulated at a Hood College forum on Fort Detrick's plan to burn medical waste from off site. Detrick officials and Maryland Department of Environment officials clashed over whether the proposal aims to burn routine medical waste from federal facilities and whether a permanent extension was intended.
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Fort Detrick
Maryland Department of Environment
Pott Qeltick
Rigrds Wolf
Hood College
MNE
Litt Ageviry
John Verreo
Detrick
MDE
Hep
Rostoe Bartlett
Roth
Delsick
MTF
MDP
John Verrien
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Washington
Verrico
Netrick
Verdeo
MIDIS
Derrick
Chuck Rasey
Lexnayer Furiess
First murder in the city this year shocks residents
Police say a gun death involved Mr Reidy and Ms Meitire found at a card game site by an exterminator during routine rounds. No drugs or alcohol found. Eight to ten weeks for toxicology. Reidy had a 1990 shotgun conviction. McClure formerly worked as a nursing assistant at Maryland Odd Fellows Home. Detectives will interview more witnesses amid an ongoing probe.
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Reidy
Chase
Alarial Shane
Ecords
Marylavd
Odd Fellows Home
McClure
TA Chase
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Dai Maid Dairy
Hoe College
Ghtizens Nursing Home
Frederick Heights Aparments
the Overlook
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Ole Farm
Wandlawn Village
Frederick Associates Lgrainya Summit
Windsor
Highlands of
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Mand College
Inn ‘Trust
Sun State Tavis Insurance Compa
Courtesy Bridge
Zufall
United States
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Patterson
Zufull
Sean Barty
News-Post
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Sbarry
Sapval
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