Adamstown to get public water line plan shields cost
County officials discussed funding and timelines for a new public water line from Use New Deugesbee to Adamstown. A portable filtration plant would treat water for human consumption at 156000 dollars while the county upgrades the New Design plant to draw water directly from Powmac, the group cited emergency state grants for engineering studies and potential bids. Local developer Ernest Ausherman seeks rezoning of 169 acres near town for up to 500 homes, needing public water access. State officials said emergency grants may cover consultants and study costs, with purchasing rules eased to speed the process if necessary.
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Obituaries for Frances Wy and Grace Moberly in Maryland
Two 85 year old Maryland residents Frances D Wy and Grace V Moberly die within days of each other. Wy formerly worked for the US Department of Interior Geological Survey and attended Otterbein United Methodist Church in Hagerstown, with services in Hagerstown and burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Moberly of Walkersville Frederick and Frederick area parishes leaves five sons, five daughters, extensive grandchildren and great grandchildren with funeral services at Etchison Memorial Chapel and burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Warlow
Frances Daisy Wy
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Washington
Frederick
Dorothy W Buys
Hagerstown
Ralph
Wyand
Boonsboro
Harold Wyand
Willamsport
Munnich
Wilson
Wilson A Shearer
Rose Hill Cemetery
Otterbein Gmted Methodist Church
Grace
Moberly
Grace V Moberly
Maple Ave
Walkersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles R Moberly Jr
Feagaville
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Sarah C. Main Wisner
Charles R. Moberly
G. Ross Moberly
Richard C. Moberly
Jack E Moberly
Jefferson
W Lynn Moberly
Lewistown
Evelyn C. Bender
Yellow Springs
Peggy R Plank
Chesapeake
Wilfred C Wisner
Alese Phebus
Smith, Keeney and Basford
E. Church
St. Frederck
Etchison
Thomas Perry
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Mount Olivet
County plans tax cuts as budget aims at surplus funds
Frederick County officials debate a 219 tax rate cut while trimming the capital budget. They shift idle funds to cover a new middle school site, roads projects, and a health department complex, with allocations for the Walkersville and Brunswick libraries, a Weinberg Center grant match, and a Korean War memorial in Memorial Park.
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Howard County
Hugh Nichols
Pear
Claget
Frederick City
Board of Education
Reek
West Frederick
Andepulis
Health Department
Montesue
County Rudds Department
Ronald Linn
Grossmekle
Charles C. Smith
Memorial Park
Seaton Seeks County Post With Broad Reform Plans
Seaton, after 28 years with the county board of education, outlines aims for a countywide water and sewer system, a possible county police department, and more funding for agricultural preservation. He projects spending about $5,000 on his campaign and will accept PAC contributions.
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Fredenck High
Seaton
Seator
David Rive
County taxpayers pay highest share of funds to schools
Frederick County taxpayers contribute the largest portion of local revenue for schools in the state, with school construction and maintenance driving costs. Budget Director Harold Keller Jr notes the county led the state in local funding, while ongoing projects and district needs shape the education budget.
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Frederick County
Ubeir
State Department of Education
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Malerias Patepaiteltan
Latai
Ube
Harold K Keller Jr
Keller
Manteuvier
Aldermen end business tax break in Frederick
Frederick aldermen froze the eight year phaseout of the business and personal property tax begun in 1982. The measure preserves about $30,000 in current revenue this year and keeps the tax rate steady for the coming year. Merchants call the tax unfair as it taxes inventory plus furniture and fixtures, with higher bills in poor sales years. The council also considered airport parking fee changes and building inspections delays amid regulatory pressures.
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Busitee Fosthorn
Betts E Rice
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