Town Board weighs signal upgrade and land swap bid
The Emmitsburg town board unanimously approved a $17,250 contract for a traffic signal at Alternate and Hollow Road and budgeted a $50,000 inflow and infiltration study by Hyder Consulting. discussions covered a proposed land swap with Larry Clapper near the town spring and potential development on his property, with conditions to protect the watershed. The board also received a $5,000 check for Emmitsburg Elementary School as part of the annual budget.
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Town of Emmittsburg presents 5000 dollar check to Mother Seton School
The Town of Emmittsburg presented Mother Seton School with a 5000 dollar check to support its expansion program. In the photo from left are Patrick Boyle town commissioner Sister Mary Catherine Conway Emmitsburg Mayor William Carr and students Bradley Kauffman Meghan Shea Megan Dower and Sean Reaver.
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City planners OK store expansion at MTM site
Frederick Planning Commission approved an expanded MTM Convenience and Gas Station plan after January fire damage to the building. The project features a canopied fuel area with right in right out access onto Jefferson Street and drew resident praise for improved traffic flow and service familiarity. The commission also approved site plans for Maranatha Church of God on Thomas Johnson Drive, a Heather Ridge School parking lot extension, and Frederick Research site plan extension.
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Seven youths win Shields scholarship in music program
Fred Trevvett teaches music and listening courses at FCC. Accompanists for the finalists were Beth Tomassetti and John Wickelgren. Auditions were coordinated by FCC guitar instructor James Hentz. Middletown residents Dan and Patricia Johns are credited as sponsors. The George L Shields Foundation funds support agricultural development and is led by Marilyn FCC's director of resource. For information about FCC's music program call 301-246-2439.
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Deep Creek residents OK development plan at lake
Deep Creek Lake residents approved a state land transfer plan that would move more than 1,000 acres from public to private hands. A draft easement imposes strict build limits on state land sold to property owners to recoup funds used to buy the lake and 1,400 acres, with permanent restrictions even if ownership changes. Local leaders said the plan aims to conserve the area while allowing some development under state oversight.
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