Funding plan outlined for Monocacy Boulevard project
A funding and acquisition agreement involving the city of Frederick J&R Limited Partnership East Side Story Buckeye Development CSR Hydro Conduit and others outlines an $8.2 million northern Monocacy Boulevard phase funded by city general obligation bonds tax increment financing and developer contributions. The plan includes land and cash from J&R and shifts away from an earlier Delaplaine Trust gift. The city aims to extend the boulevard to spur development with CSR constructing a concrete pipe plant and the city issuing special obligation bonds and forming a development district and tax increment fund. Approval was expected at the public meeting with district approval on May 21.
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Three Parang
City of
Frederick
J&r Limited Partnership
East Side Story
Buckeye Development Construction Co Inc
CSR Hydro
Jim Grimes
J&r
North Rosenstock Farm
Frederick County
Monocacy Boulevard
Delaplaine Trust
Community Foundation
George Delaplaine Jr
Delaplaine Visual Arts Center
National Museum of Civil War Medicine
Grimes
Wolfsville Elementary Parents Rally Behind Longtime Teacher
In Wolfsville, parents upset by the planned transfer of Ruth Dalton after 29 years at Wolfsville Elementary, insisting she remains effective. Dalton, set to retire in two years, will move to another county school while retaining retirement and sick leave, as district officials say Wolfsville’s enrollment decline warrants the position cut.
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Wolfsville
Ruth Dalton
Ms Dalton
Fredenck County
Linda Hezlop
Dalton
Ms. Hezlep
Tracy Bigham
Diane Horne
Hezlep
Raritans
Middletown Amvets
Frostburg College
Ms. Dalton
Hood completes launching system training course
Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Milton Hood graduates from the MK-41 Vertical Launching System Operation and Maintenance Class C School at Fleet Training Center Atlantic Dam Neck Virginia. He is the son of Carmen Hood of Frederick and is a 1992 Frederick High School graduate who joined the Navy in October 1994.
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Navy
Milton Hood
Fleet Training Center
Atlantic
Dam Neck
M Carmen Hood
Frederick
Frederick High School
Williams, Secker win Dickinson and Hood College scholarships
Stephanie Williams of St John’s at Prospect Hall High School in Frederick earns a Benjamin Rush Scholarship from Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pa. Daughter of George and Judy Williams of Frederick. Laura Secker of Linganore High School in Frederick accepts admission to Hood College, daughter of Caty and Geoffrey Secker of New Market.
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Stephanie Williams
Dickinson College
Carlisle
St John’s
Prospect Hall High School
Frederick
George and
Judy Williams
Secker
New Market
Linganore High School
King completes course at Fort Leonard Wood
Army Pvt Eric King graduates from the motor transport operator advanced individual training course at Fort Leonard Wood in Waynesville Missouri. He is the son of Robert and Terri King of Mount Airy and a 1998 graduate of Linganore High School.
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Army
Eric King
Motor Transport Operator
Fort Leonard Wood
Waynesville
Robert
Terri King
Mount Airy
Eaaule
Linganore High School
Rick
Increase in building permits tied to looming fee hike
County data show housing construction permits up 18 percent from the five year average, with 79 to 163 permits issued across January to March. Builders credit a strong economy and a new county board, while concerns rise over a proposed impact fee increase to fund school projects and APFO limits. The public hearing on the fee hike is set for 7 p.m. Thursday at Winchester Hall.
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James Rudy
Frederick County Builders’ Association
Frederick County Commissioners Board
Rudy
McRudy
Winchester Hall
Said
Tischler
APFO
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waTonce
Walkersville Middle School
Faye Marie Clayson
Amanda Glenn
Stephen and
C.J. Peters
Iguana Rescue
Libertytown
Robert Nelson
Wolfsville Elem
Williams
Benjamin Rush
Dickinson
King
Frederick Nevis
Sun
Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Orsen
Oms
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