Thurmont planners reject annexation of 55.9 acres
Thurmont Planning Commission voted against annexing 55.9 acres requested by David Weinberg, citing Maryland Department of Health concerns on sewer upgrades and potential building moratoriums. The panel will forward its recommendation to the Town Council ahead of a public hearing on December 3.
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Maryland Department of Health
Best
Richard B. Sellars Jr
Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Sellars
Planning Commission
Weinberg
Harry Behr
Walkersville
Sterling Kelbaugh
EPA
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Behr
Harry Lewis
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Hesss Blue Laws disputed in Frederick case
He argued buyers should decide whether to keep the Blue Laws and not small downtown businesses nor politicians all of whom are paid by the people. Three Hesss employees received criminal summonses after transactions at its Frederick store last Sunday. Undersheriff Ray R Fairman said any repeat violation will trigger more severe actions.
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Hess's
Frederick
Ray R. Fairman
Chorus to present Christmas concert in Emmitsburg
The Emmitsburg Community Chorus will present its annual Christmas concert at 3 p.m. Sunday Dec 2 in St Josephs High School Auditorium Emmitsburg Featuring portions of Handel Messiah with chorus numbers and solos Then a sing along of favorite carols with the audience The chorus began in 1965 with 15 members and has grown to about 50 meeting weekly Each member comes from within a 50 mile radius Mrs Anne Deatherage directs and Miss Bonnie Sixx is the pianist The concert is open to the public.
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Emmitsburg
St. Joseph’s High School
Anne Deatherage
Bonnie Sixx
Parcels Rezoned Near Thurmont In Frederick County
Frederick County Commissioners rezoned three parcels totaling 13.38 acres at the Md 808 and Md 15 intersection near Thurmont from agricultural to highway service districts after public hearings Thursday night. The owners are Edward B Pauwthamus and Roy E and Charles E Myers. the land was previously misclassified from business to agricultural districts since 1977.
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Frederick County
MD. 15
Thurmont
Edward B. Pauwthamus
Roy E
Charles E. Myers
Board of County Commissioners
James R. Shaw
Shaw
Sunday Store Openings Debate in Frederick County
A local radio survey showed 51 percent support Sunday openings while 38 percent oppose. Routzahno, representing Rout taho's Department Store, warned abolishing blue laws could ruin small retailers as competitors in nearby counties go open on Sundays. Debate centered on profits, constitutional questions, and quality of life with supporters urging legislators to maintain the blue laws.
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Allen Routtaho
Routtaho
Frederick
Sunday opening debate roils Chamber over sales ban
Chamber Morningstar says no constitutional definition to exclude members for Sunday opening while others urge action. Crown America and Routzahn voices split on policy, with calls for a public referendum in fall 1980. Meanwhile Middletown Elementary PTA meets Dec 3 at 7 30 p m with program Parents Are People Too by Donna Tisdale and babysitting.
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Routzahn & Sons
Morningstar
Chamber
Montgomery County
Edward P. Thomas
Frederick Washington
Del
James E. McClellan
Middletown Elementary Pta
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PTA
Donna Tisdale
Mental Health Assoc
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