Walkersville OKs constant yield tax and police patrol plan
Walkersville officials approved the state recommended constant yield tax rate of 44 cents per 100 dollars, debated street sweeper funding, and backed a summer plan for a deputy sheriff patrol. A tie vote preserved $25,000 for the sweeper against opposition from two commissioners. A separate note mentions genealogical society meetings in Rockville and Darnestown with cemetery transcription plans and a cemetery day picnic.
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Walkersville
John L. Thompson
John C. Poole IIi
Paul Barker
Edward J. Kerns
Bourland
Genealogical Club of the
Montgomery County Historical Society
Rockville
Thomas Clem
Darnestown Presbyterian Church
Genealogical Club
Downtown Clean-Up Drive Seeks City Backing
Merchants press for a sustained downtown clean-up with support from the Chamber of Commerce and city officials. Frederick Mayor Ronald N. Young invited interested residents to join the Saturday effort downtown. Organizers aim to remove bottles and litter and may pursue further campaigns and outreach after this initial effort.
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Young
Remsberg Says He Will Not Seek Re Election
Remsberg 48 announced six months ago he will not run again for county commissioner after twenty five years of service. He praised colleagues for a workable Capital Improvements Plan and efficient government while stressing the job is more than a desk task. He expressed thanks to voters and did not rule out future elected office. The piece notes tax rate changes and his voting record, plus county budget details and deputy coverage concerns in Walkersville.
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AGM
Remsberg
Board of County Commissioners
Remnaberg
Woald
Com Ananda Injaalvucis
Water Department
Don Barnes
Frederick County
Galen Clagett
Mary Williams
Walkersville Board
Bourland
Barnes
Combe
Clagett
Williams
Kerns
Walkersville
Woodshoro
Vine “Hae Corriger
Ward defends article as constructive misrepresentation at county meeting
Ward says the newspaper report misrepresented his remarks about charges and allegations. He denies making any charges and notes his letter to the editor listed questions about the Ballenger Creek jail site purchase for 30 000 an acre. The piece notes the meeting covered development proposals on Md 1M and several bids for county projects, with officials citing planning board actions and upcoming decisions.
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Annapolis
Hugh Cole
Liberty Street
Bourland
Cammiecianare
Cole
Eikelberger Well Drilling Inc
Mechanicsburg
Westminster Rotary Well Drilling Inc
L. Franklin Easterday
News-Post
Theodore Ward
Ijamsville
Ward
Ballenger Creek
Board of County Commissioners
Crime of the Week: 1982 Frederick center robbery
Frederick Crime Solvers highlights the March 4 1982 robbery at Easter Seal Society Frederick Treatment Center at 615 N Market St. A black male in early 20s, five feet 15 inches, 185 pounds, wore army field jacket and jeans. He demanded money, choked the victim. no weapon shown though a knife was implied. Call 683-3200 with tips. Reward up to 1000 dollars.
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Frederick
Frederick County
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