Architects open doors for festival in Frederick
As part of the Frederick Festival of the Arts on May 1, downtown Frederick architects will open offices for tours from noon to 4 PM. The event features five offices including Baker & Associates, Landes M. Proffitt Architects, Design Resource, and John Samuel Willums & Associates, with a concurrent nine-architect exhibit at Schifferstadt May 3–11 sponsored by Phoenix, Inc.
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Frederick
Alexsandria
Teemes H. King
ALA
Desert Bairtey
Ami Howard
Skip Magwaiss
Alexandria
Baker & Associates Architects
W. Church St
Views Inc
Burau
Crystal Vision
Denes Resource
Landes M. Profit Architects
E. Patrick St
Heuer
Maryland
Phoneix, Inc
Shops planned near Antietam battlefield face land sale dispute
A development firm near Sharpsburg plans shops on rezoned land near the Antietam National Battlefield after purchasing about 120 acres for £150,000. Save Historic Antietam Foundation opposes the project, offering to buy all 120 acres. South Valley firms say only 99 acres zoned for agriculture are for sale.
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Hagerstown
South Valley
Antietam National Battlefield
Sharpsburg
Son Dey
Save Historie Antietam Foundation
Developance
Foundation
Myers
Nick Aloi
Frederick Real Estate
Aloi
Stewart Gold
Save Historic
Banks Halt Refinancing as Rates Push Borrowers Away
Associated Press reports two Baltimore banks paused home loan refinancings amid volatile mortgage rates drawing crowds. Other local lenders tightened lending, refinancing only for existing customers or turning away heavy day applications. One bank charged an application fee to deter borrowers shopping around. Union Trust Co of Maryland senior officer Thomas M.
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Ato Ae
Baltimore
At Union Trust Co
Maryland
Thomas M
Scott
Union Trust
EB Mortgage Corp
Equitable Bancorporation
Thomas L. Gounaris
Baltimore Federal Financial
F.S.A
Bank of Baltimore
Gerald B. Kracke
Mercantile Mortgage Corp
Mercantile Bankshares
Maryland National
Renters become buyers with Baltimore plan
Baltimore moves to sell public housing to tenants as part of a national demo. Five tenants have qualified to sign contracts to buy homes priced from 9,800 to 127,000 after major repairs by the housing authority. HUD’s program aims to convert 2,000 units nationwide, but uptake remains limited.
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Baltimore
America
Paul Schurick
Housing Authority
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Pennsylvania
Lowell
Mass
Gutter Guys roofing service opens in town
Local roofer Guy Neal owner of Gutter Guys talks about water management and proper roof design as keys to preventing leaks. He has three years as a general contractor and four years with a local roofer. Neal works on restorations in downtown Frederick and a South Street home, optimistic about area revitalization. call 694-0215 for details.
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Guy Neal
Gutter Guys
U.S
Neal
Jefferson Street
Frederick
South Street
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Gary i. Baker
Design Resource
Master
Ssociated Press
the Foundation
Abraham Lincoln
Antietam
Associated Press
Baltimore Plan
5 Kline Ltd
Westbrook
MasterCard
Frederick News-Post
East Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Deaung
Guy New
Irm
ED Waters
News-Post
Hometown Realty
Middletown Valley
Frederick City
HUD
Bacu Associates
Mary
Helen Terner
Adventure Avenue
Adventhers Avenue
W. Patrick Street
Bacu Associates, Inc
Saterday
Janet Roberts
Wicemice Drive
Sefer
Mew Market
W Patnck Street
Hemby Construction CO
Melly Mis Courtly Club
Chevyl Swanson
Doris Cline
Mussetier Rd
Fairgreene Way
Paul G. Morgan Realty
Harry T. Miller
Middletown
Prospect St. Nice
Sleepy Creek Country
Fermi
Patrick Street
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