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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1996
Page
4
Frederick planning commission will consider the Sheetz final site plan for a Rosemont Avenue and Shookstown Road gas station and convenience store at 7 p.m. at City Hall. Residents spoke for and against. eight conditions were set earlier. Zoning Administrator Parks says Sheetz answered questions and approval is recommended, with two days of deliberations anticipated for other items.
The weekend looks pleasant with sunny skies and cool crisp air. Today will be breezy with temperatures in the 50s, tonight dipping to the 30s, and Western Maryland mountains even colder. Saturday and Sunday are forecast to be sunny with highs around the 60s. Thursday’s high reached 64 at the Sound Source weather station atop The Frederick News-Pest.
Rep Roscoe Bartlett will not attend the October 15 forum in Carroll County despite sponsorship by the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce. Bartlett cites a schedule conflict while campaigns clash over debates with Stephen Crawford. Two prior joint forums were held in Westminster. additional events are planned in Allegany and Howard counties.
Robert L. Twentey received honors on September 27 from the Department of Social Services and the Frederick community upon retiring from state service. Stephen Mood praised his rising responsibilities and valued knowledge. Twentey, a Frederick High School graduate, earned degrees from Franklin and Marshall College and the University of Maryland. He joined the Frederick County Social Services in August 1968, progressing from Food Stamp work to Child Protective Services, influencing many county residents.
Frederick Historic District Commission denied front lighting for Ross House at 105 Council St. as it renovates into a four room inn. The chair said historic rules may differ from electrical codes. Residents supported the decision while the owner excused himself during deliberations. Also approved three new doors, windows, and garage renovation concepts and invited members to the Maryland Historic Trust meeting.
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