Building corp suit dismissed over maintenance fee dispute near New Market
A three day jury trial brought by Brosius Home Corp against Lake Linganore Association over unpaid maintenance fees was dismissed by Judge Samuel W Bar. The case rested on an oral agreement between Brosius as association president and himself as homeowners association president for road upkeep at Lake Linganore Eaglehead, with $11,434 claimed plus interest for snow removal and repairs. Evidence included work time sheets from 1975. The defense contended statute of limitations and lack of contract or 1968 payment proof. The court granted directed judgment for the association.
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Brosius Home Corporation
Lake Singapore Association
Mo Asternoon
Samuel W Bar
William Brosius
Lake Linganore
Eaglehead
New Market
Brosus
James McSherry
Brosius
Lucien Winegar
Winegar
Barrick
Edward A Daugherty Jr
Catherine A Blumenauer
Alice J. Gaites
Henry D. Pfeiffer Jr
Delphin L Frushour
Richard H Crowley
Melody A Martz
Coraling L. Kueht
John M. Mercer
Brenda G Reynolds
Douglas P. Mundschenk
Clyde F. Andrews
Vergie M. Flock
Marion Burkett
Chesapeake Beach fades to a bedroom community fate
Chesapeake Beach Maryland, once a grand seaside resort built around rail links and slot gaming, now struggles as a relic of pre automobile leisure. The town shifts toward a Washington commuter base with plans for 90 new housing units and suburban growth while the old park remains vandalized and closed.
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Chesapeake Beach
Colorado
Otto Means
Chesapeake Bay
Calvert County
Otto
Denver
Riviera
Monte Carlo
Washington
Maryland
Mears’ Washington & Chesapeake Railway Co
Seat Pleasant
Dolores
Seate Pleasant
Chesapeake Bay Railway Museum
Berne Loveless
Calvert County Historical Society
Gtto
Buster Forrer
Boardwalk
Bay
Baltimore
Dreamland
JS Warden
Mile Jong
Chesapeake Beach Park
Gerald Donovan
Donovan
The
Historical Society
Stinnetts
Detroit
General Assembly
Port
South Bronx
Deptzel
R.M. Watkins
Largo
Fortier
Bayside
Forter
Settlement reached in Mount Airy truck bike fatality suit
A $2300000 plus settlement ended a civil case over the death of Mount Airy father Richard Allen Wilson after a milk truck struck his bicycle on Md 27 near the I 70 interchange. The deal provides Mrs Wilson $50000 cash plus $1000 monthly for 120 months and 4 percent annuity growth. Children receive annuity proceeds about 30000 each. Defendants to cover remaining attorney fees.
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Mount Airy
MD. 27
I-70
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Frederick
Milk Company
Richard Allen Wilson
Merridale Boulevard
Jacob Middleton Johnson Jr
Jacob M. Johnson
Lust
Johnson
Wilson
Young and Debelius
Gettysburg
Wilsons
Germantown Community Picnic Planned at Seneca Valley High
Seneca Valley Community School sponsors the Germantown Community Picnic from noon to 6 p m on Sunday June 1 at Seneca Valley High School Germantown. Activities include softball volleyball games for subdivisions children s games kite flying Maryland Kite Society exhibits and workshops music puppets and mime information booths and displays by Red Cross Montgomery County Recreation Adult Education Seneca House churches Lions Club and more. Prizes donated by WINE Radio. All activities are free with refreshments sold by the Roosters and Lions Club. To participate contact your local civic association or Jan Smith Harvel at 428 3300.
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Seneca Valley Community School
Germantown
Seneca Valley High School
The
Maryland Kite Society
Red Cross
Montgomery County Recreation
Seneca House
Poolesville
the Lions
Wine-Radio
Roosters
Lions Club
Civic Association
Jan Smith-Harvel
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Welt
the News
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Visual Arts
Frederick Ans Council
Conrad Lowman
Martinsburg
W. Va
Clare Bedehy
Frank Herrera
Monrovia
Look Om
Lowman
Saulite
Weinberg Center
Yul
Middletown Amvets Family
Bonanza
Green Street
Middletown
Sealy
East St
Call
Erry
Mae
USS Gud
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Motown
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