Talbots to anchor downtown Frederick retail scene
Talbots plans a 4,700 square foot store in Everedy Square by spring 1997 bringing 12 jobs. Local merchants welcomed the national chain saying it signals downtown vitality and could attract other retailers, restaurants, and more shoppers, with occupancy rates estimated at 90 to 95 percent and space improvements planned.
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Talbots
Frederick
Bert Anderson
Women’s Clothing
Everedy Square
Richard Kessler
King’s Men’s Wear
Kessler
Archie Rogers
Downtown Merchants Association
Rogers Office Supply
Mr. Rogers
Audrey Schander
E. All Saints St
Eckrich
Rogers
Patrick
North Market Streets
Hendrickson
Church Streets
Young Men's Shop
N. Market St
Rainbow
Brewer's Alley
Routzahn's
Square Corner
Skeleton found near Wolfsville prompts forensic exam
Investigators believe the remains may be of a small-framed woman found off Spruce Run Road near Old Hayes Road. Maryland State Police and crime scene teams documented the site as darkness hindered work. Forensic staff noted a rib cage size and a petite fabric tag while planning further analysis at the state medical examiner's office.
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Old Hayes Road
Wolfsville
Larry West
Richard Dell
Spruce Run Road
Dell
Raleigh
N.C
Kim Deronde
DeLauter
Maryland State Police
Maryland Medical Examiner’s Office
Mr. West
Todd May
State Medical Examiner
Drew
Mr.Will
New HOV Lanes Open on I-270 This December
The State Highway Administration will open continuous HOV lanes on north and southbound I 270 on December 19, forming 19 miles northbound from I 495 to Md 121 and 12 miles southbound from I 370 to I 495. The $95.7 million project, defended as reducing congestion and emissions, permits carpools, motorcycles, buses and vanpools, with specific peak-hour restrictions and penalties for noncompliance.
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Krista Brick News-Post
State Highway Administration
SHA
I-495
Capital Beltway
MD. 121
Clarksburg Road
Fran Counihan
The
Ms. Counihan
Washington
Germantown
Control Aero proposes $1.2 million hangar at Frederick Municipal Airport
Control Aero head Ronald Donovan details a 50 000 square foot hangar project at Frederick Municipal Airport costing 1.2 million dollars. The plan aims to add 40 jobs, accommodate 60 professional flight students, and expand the school’s reach to foreign students from Mozambique and Iceland. The Airport Commission endorsed the plan, asking for a letter to the mayor and aldermen.
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Control Aero
Frederick Municipal
Ronald Donovan
Airport Commission
Donovan
Mozambique
Iceland
Frederick
Frederick Aviation
Commission
Charles Abell
Jim Grimes
Crossbow Robbery at Dutch's Seafood in Frederick
A man about 6.2 feet tall in his 30s wore a blue jacket and used a crossbow to rob Dutch's Seafood at College Park Plaza in Frederick Friday night. He demanded cash from employees, including a deaf worker, about 9:50 p.m. and fled with an undisclosed amount. Police described the suspect as tall and blond, last seen near the back office.
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College Park Plaza
Frederick
Dutch’s Seafood
Seventh Street
Terrance Kanfield
Kanfield
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