Mount Airy seeks new Town Hall at old bank building
Mount Airy mayor Sigrald Johnson negotiates to buy the vacated Farmers & Mechanics Bank on North Main Street for a new Town Hall. The current lease from Carroll County runs at 1 per year through 2012 and a purchase would require Town Council approval with details not yet disclosed.
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Mount Aiy
Sigrald Johnson
Ott
Johnson
Tnesday
Farmers & Mechanics Bank
N. Main SL
Prat
Ridgeville Blvd
P&m Bank
Nestley
Bank
Frospeel Avenue
Main St
Carroll County
Kun Millender
Johneer
Sey
F&m
Travis Norwood
The
Historical Society of
Mount Airy
Norwood
S. Main St
Jenson
FSM Bank
BN. Main Se
Gerald Johnson
Audi Financial Service Res
Sue Center
Audi Financial Services
Fhe
Audi AG
Jease
Stelnuts
Audi
Audi of America, Inc
Porsche AG
Armarlea, Inc
Frederick Man Involved in Maryland State Police Crash
An investigation continues into a collision Tuesday evening on Md 65 north of I-70 in Washington County. Trooper Christopher Roy, taken to Washington County Hospital in critical condition, was later listed in guarded condition but expected to be released. Driver Stephen Ryan Goldbeck of Frederick, in a southbound Ford Ranger, could not avoid the crash and sustained minor damage. Trooper Roy and Goldbeck’s ages were not released.
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Maryland
Westminster
Frederick
Hagerstown
Iia
Christopher Roy
Washington County
Hesal
MD. 65
I-7
Lroopers
Idbeck
Hay
Mr. Goldhack
Sali
Grimes questioned as board hears private resident stance
Grimes faced questions about a helicopter sighting with a possible Maryland State Police yellow and black craft. He spoke as a private individual, valued his prior life stance, and expressed satisfaction after a ruling. A closed Holly Hills meeting preceded the board discussion, with Dudley Staples Je noting no formal position from the association. John Snyder's motion failed for vagueness, proposing trips under monthly noise limits. Howard Wilson Sail flagged enforcement concerns and porches noise, mentioning a Hobinson sighting.
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Grimes
Maryland
Holly Hills
Homeowners Association Board of Directors
Assation
Dudley Staples Je
John Snyder
Howard Wilson
Hobinson
BeArman Announces Candidacy In Frederick Area Bid
DeArmon Paign focuses on education and security with a base in Frederick. His father worked at Fort Detrick while he grew up in Harford County and settled back in Frederick in 1981. Flo and Ann BeArman have four children in Frederick County schools. He plans to file and publicly announce on Tuesday, April 2, at 208 West College Terrace.
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Prederick
Fort Detrick
Harford County
Frederick
Flo
Ann
Frederick County
BeArman
LD Am
W. College Terrace
Fugitive Trent Williams Captured After Jail Escape
Trent Williams, wanted on 12 Brunswick area property crimes and a jail escape, was found hiding in a Brunswick apartment wall on March 19 after slipping his jail cuffs. He was taken into custody without incident as deputies conducted a large sweep. residents were evacuated and a crowd watched as SWAT secured the scene. Williams had reportedly escaped while handcuffed to a table.
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Willinms
Brunswick
Shetts
Louder Road
Secani Avenue
Tie
Frederick County
Mr. Wiliams
Chiefrice
Williams
Tne
Allie
Mir. Williams
Price
Mr. Williams
Jorge Garcia
Sinxe
Potomac Street
Sheriff's
Douglas Pattew
Toom
Jelfrey Mahoney
Trent
Mr. Mahoney
Premswick
Kent
Mural plan stalls as city weighs funding and art district goal
Weldon criticizes city hesitation while Mayor Wraugherty cites other capital needs and private funding options. A $5,040 anonymous donation supports the mural project as the county and city discuss a dedicated Community Art budget item for 2003. The plan envisions an anamorphic hotel mural between the Weinberg Center and Frederick Arts Council, aiming to boost tourism and create a vibrant art district.
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Weldon
Frederick
Jennifer Wraugherty
Ms. Dougherty
Lac
Dougherty
Wiley
Cochran
Weinberg Center For the Arts
Frederick Council of Arts
Community Bridge
Frederick Officials Weigh Water Project Amid Budget Pressure
Frederick officials debate a sole source contract with Whitman Regnardt & Associates to design phase one of a water system expansion. The plan faces a tight 2003 budget, with a projected $8.7 million deficit and a May 20 budget adoption after an April 2 proposal. The discussion follows a city moratorium on new development tied to Lake Lingstone and Monocacy River shortages.
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Lephart
Frederick
Jennifer Overly
Jon Gartner
Whitman Regnardt & Associates
Frederek
Lingsnore
Monocacy
Frederick Afficels
Couny
Ms. Dougherty
Joseph Baldi
Donna Ramsburg
Marcia Hall
Butau
Taga
Daugherty
Annexation Debate Shapes Brunswick Crossing Plan Details
Brunswick officials clash with developer Lai Taquinta over plans for 75 homes per year totaling about 4,500 in Brunswick Crossing south of Route 17 and east of Route 180. Public comments split, praising tax base growth and services while residents warn of community change and loss of identity.
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Brunswick
Montgomery County
Lai Taquinta
Mr Taquinta
Brunswick Crossing
Hope
Ensigh
Ma. 17
MD.180
Kesta McCowan
Miles & Stockbridge
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Frederick Man
DeArmon
Auel
David Lenhart
Thompson
Meg Lenhart
Sixth Avenue
Robin Goussting
Wayne Allgaier
Brunga
Burryss
News-Post
Frank Jr. Giovinezsi
Tiptronic
Revere
Kote
Beddes Tare
Urbana Pike
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