Middletown Students Tour Historic Town on Main Street
Seventh graders from Middletown Middle School walked 26 historic stops along Main Street in an outdoor history tour. Students and parents described the trip as a learning break highlighting local Civil War ties and early town founders like Frederick Lauber, with guides reenacting era figures at key sites.
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Middletown
Middletown Middle School
Erica Swanson
Smithfield
Pennsylvania
Middletown Valley
Frederick
Boonsboro
Burgess Louise Snodgrass
Sharleen Ziegler
Board of Education
Linda Buhrman
Margaret Guyton
Molly Imming
Christ Reformed Church
Church Street
Gen
George McClellan
Elliot Blair
Smithfield House
Walnut St
Frederick Lauber
Billy Ware
Friends of
Fort Frederick
Lauber
Main St
Cindy Buddemeyer
Brian Bradac
Brian
Mount Airy plans for post office raise traffic concerns
Mount Airy planning commission reviewed a sketch plan for a new 2.5 acre Mount Airy post office at Md 27 and Park Avenue. They urged a traffic impact study, noting potential widening on Park Avenue and possible noise and lighting issues for nearby homes. The plan includes 57 employee spaces and 20 for mail trucks with deliveries at dawn and late afternoon. The site would serve ZIP 21771 as a local central office, not a distribution hub. The commission also discussed Kraft Annexation, recommended to town council, and approved a temporary space addition for VanSant Plumbing and a 12 by 12 foot shed for Stauffer's Funeral Home.
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Mount Airy
Planning Commission
MD 27
Park Avenue
Dawn L. Bowman
Frall Developers
Teresa Bamberger
The
Windy Knolls Drive
Bamberger
Sam Weinberg
United States Postal Service Facilities Department
Rita Nikirk
Weinberg
DJ Fenton
Kraft
Carroll County
Buffalo Road
Ms Bamberger
VanSant
Stauffer
Walkersville Burgess Fights Sludge Permit near Watershed
Walkersville Burgess Orley Bourland voices concern over a Woodsboro farm at 9620 Gravel Road seeking a sewage sludge permit that might lie within the Walkersville watershed. He says such approval would breach a prior state agreement. nitrate levels in Walkersville water have risen, though officials caution the spike may stem from multiple sources. Seventeen farmers, including Donald Gladhill, applied for sludge use on 1446 acres, with wastewater plants from Frederick and others possible sources.
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Woodsboro
Walkersville
Orley Bourland
Gravel Road
Donald Gladell
Bourland
Discovery Subdivision
MD. 194
Glade and
Dublin Roads
Maryland
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Sharon Hogan
Bio Gro Systems, Inc
Annapolis
Ms. Hogan
Martha Hynson
MDE
Gladhill
Frederick City
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Main Street
Tina Cerminaro
Erica Crane
Kelly Hahn
Toutee
Carroll Street
Thurmont
MHIC
Brehives
Florence Brauher
Margaret Julie Seifert Jo Ann Boyd Dennis Sitrs
Lisa A. Duff
Fea
Frederick News-Post
SRA
Rose Somer
Subaru
Imprezia’s
Legacy Station
Frederick Motor Company
Frederick Subaru
Washington County
Waverley Drive
Walkersville Burgess
Woodsboro Farm
Jessica Gregg
News-Post
Fredenck News-Post
FCNB
Wubanik
Frederck News-Post
Frederic Call
Cn Tgiff
TRANE
American Air Conditioning & Heating
Cooney CO
van Sant Plumbing & Heating Inc
van Sant