Emmitsburg Likely Keeps 56-Cent Property Tax Rate
Emmitsburg plans to maintain the 56 cent property tax rate for fiscal year 1966 pending public sentiment from a Thursday hearing. Mayor Robert Preston warned of revenue losses between 6,000 and 13,000 dollars due to a lower state yield and potential decreases in revenue sharing and police subsidies. The town projects 61,638 dollars in revenue on 11,006,885 dollars in assessable property, with growth expected from the sewer treatment plant opening by 1986.
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Rotary hears about history of Detrick
Norm Covert Fort Detrick public relations specialist outlined the base history from its 1931 encampment to the 1972 shift to defensive missions. He described the Nallin farm on post, National Register sites, and the chapel conversion, plus the East Coast Telecommunications Center and an upcoming Open House with fireworks.
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