Great Southern Donates Property to Way Station in Frederick
Great Southern Printing & Manufacturing Co donated two adjacent townhouses at 240-242 W Patrick St to Way Station Inc. The site will expand programs and include a day care for Way Station members staff and nearby community. Leaders praised the long term support and noted prior use by Frederick Cablevision. The donation comes from Great Southern and Frederick News-Post officials.
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Grady O'Rear
Way Station Inc
W. Patrick St
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co
Frederick News-Post
George E. Randall
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Great Southern
Way Station, Inc
Great Southern Printing & Manufacturing Co
Frederick Cablevision
Way Station
Grady O’rear
Barbara Fritchie
Way
Robert Eslinger
Way Station Board
George B. Delaplaine
Frederick News- Post
Delaplaine
Randall
County weighs community services package for Myersville
Frederick County Commissioners agreed to study a formal community support package after Myersville council members complained of difficulty obtaining county services. The package would define county review duties for road, water, sewer and stormwater facilities, review capital projects, and determine responsibilities for Monument Road, Canada Hill Road and Church Hill Road. The county may also sell Myersville a small water treatment plant.
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Myersville
Frederick
Monument Road
Canada Hill Road
Church Hill Road
Bill Talbott
Billy Eckstine
Talbott
Plan would give D.C. to Md in statehood debate
AP reporters note a Republican congressman proposes returning most of the District of Columbia to Maryland rather than granting statehood. Senator Don Nickles outlines an amendment to reunite the district with Maryland excluding Capitol Hill White House and federal areas. Maryland officials weigh fiscal and crime concerns while D. C. residents show little support based on past votes.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Maryland
Don Nickles
Rokla
Republican Policy Committee
Bush
Maryland General Assembly
William Donald Schaefer
Paige Boinest
Nickles
Capitol Hill
White House
D.C
Potomac Edison seeks 7.5 percent base rate hike in Maryland
On July 29, 1992, The Potomac Edison Company filed with the Public Service Commission of Maryland an application for an increase in its base rates designed to produce additional annual revenue of 23 million dollars, representing a 7.5 percent rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison Company
Public Service Commission of Maryland
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News-Post
AAA & Save
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Bermuda
Apple Vacations
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Congress
Virginia
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The
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South Hagerstown High School
South Potomac Street
Hagerstown, MD
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Winchester Hall
East Church Street
Frederick, MD
Downsville Pike
East Patrick St. Frederick
Bower Ave
Fourth St
Cumberland
North Third St
Oakland
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