Gaithersburg builder defends Carroll Creek project plan
Developer Silverman rejects criticism of an $11 million six story building along Carroll Creek. He says design followed Historic District Commission direction and clashes with few. He rebukes HDC member Jay Tilden for comments he called irresponsible after voicing concerns.
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Closure sought two years after Stacy Hoffmaster’s disappearance
The two year mark since Stacy Hoffmaster, 15, vanished two years ago sparks a quiet observance by her mother on Hamilton Avenue steps, at the wooded site where the body was found, and at the cemetery. Lt. Thomas Chase says the case remains active with ongoing investigations after FBI profiling review. Attorney Scott Rolle notes progress and says investigators and prosecutors remain optimistic. a follow up meeting with law enforcement and prosecutors is planned. Continued on Page A-8.
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City to sell water to Waterside residents
The City of Frederick agreed to sell water to Waterside subdivision at the same rate as city customers while charging outside customers double. An 11?year?long plan covers a county meter at the city boundary, county funding for setup, ongoing maintenance, and a counted water assessment per structure served. The county will handle design, construction, and regulatory needs and cannot use Waterside water for other areas. The measure was approved by the mayor and aldermen during a public meeting.
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Frederick County enrollment rises by 716 this year
Frederick County schools report a Sept. 30 enrollment of 45,458, up 716 from last year and driven by rapid growth. Twenty two schools exceed state capacity, up one from last year, with crowded elementary schools down and secondary schools up. The county plans to reduce overcrowded schools to 12 within nine years as planners expect population to reach 221,000 by 2020. Schools with high crowding include Thurmont, Orchard Grove, New Market, Ballenger Creek, Walkersville, and Middletown high schools, all under construction or expansion.
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Commissioners reject tighter tip jar controls
Frederick County Commissioners voted 4-1 to adopt two of five proposed changes to the counties gambling law and defer others. Auditors warned current reporting gaps allow nonprofits to miss their shares of about 25 million dollars in annual tip jar revenue. Sheriff? planning director warned extra records would burden operators and may drive jars underground.
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Markets Slip Amid Global Efforts To Stabilize Crisis
U S and international officials press reforms at IMF meetings to calm shaken markets. Rubin and Greenspan warned of further declines as hedge funds face risk, and Asia Russia Latin America concerns persist despite assurances.
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Funding for I 70 and 270 link funding announcement
U S Sen Paul Sarbanes joins Maryland and Frederick County officials at Winchester Hall to announce state funds for the I 70 270 connection. A State Highway Administration release cites major transportation improvements in Frederick County, with expectations the project receives federal and state support amid a May highway bill.
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