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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1999
Page
3
Brunswick council sets May 3 public hearing before the Heath Council to consider a proposed ordinance to curb unsafe dilapidated houses with daily fines and possible jail for noncompliance. City officials note budget funds for cleanup and discuss related signage limits and municipal pride efforts.
Myersville town council cut the tax rate to 62 cents per 100 dollars of assessed value, with the constant yield at 14 cents to match prior year revenue. A budget hearing is set for June 7 at 7 pm, followed by the monthly town meeting. The council hired Acer Engineers to survey Doub Meadow property on US 40 and Md 7 for future park options, pay up to 24700 for the survey, and will pay 128401 to Maryland Environmental Services to operate the town’s water and waste systems for the next fiscal year.
In Rockville the late David Bodinary the first director of Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services received a posthumous honor from Underwriters Laboratories Inc A building was named for him marking the first time a Montgomery County board member was honored in this way Chief Grate who died in 1998 led the Silver Spring department before becoming the county fire chief in 1973 serving until 1977 He also presided over the International Association of Fire Chiefs in 1973.
Radio ads by the Maryland Children Initiative name Senators Timothy Ferguson and Alexander Mooney and accuse them of blocking a tobacco tax hike via a three day filibuster. The coalition, led by Vincent DeMarco, links the lawmakers to tobacco interests while defending a 30 cent state tax increase despite a 1 dollar proposal.
Laytonsville will host its second annual parade on May 22 at 11 am along Laytonsville Road. Participants include mounted units Redland Hunt Pony Club Goshen Hounds Foxchasing Club Northwest High School Band Laytonsville Volunteer Fire Dept Jolly Jesters Maryland Forest Service and local school and community groups. The Laytonsville Elementary School Spring Festival follows at noon to 4 pm with food bake sale silent auction raffles face painting dunk tank used book sale and games. Parking will be available at designated spots and the event titled The Circus Comes to Laytonsville is co sponsored by the town Lions Club volunteer fire department and elementary school PTA.
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