County and Summerfield clash over accepting roads
County commissioners again refuse to take over Summerfield roads drawing sharp rebuttals from Summerfield Community Association President Charlie Slife who accuses the board of dodging the issue. The dispute centers on bond releases to Pleasant Development and whether covenants keep roads private or under Lake Singanore Association. A Lake Singanore Association meeting on December 17 will consider two amendments including a special tax to fund road upgrades and changing road status to public.
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Summerfield
Summerfield Community Association
Charlie Slife
Slife
Ronald Sundergill
Pike Singanore
Sundergill
Pleasant Development
Merfield
Lake Linganore
Lake Singanore Association
Lake Singanore
Frederick County Leaders Praise Growth and Fort Detrick Role
Frederick speakers tout local prosperity in education, agriculture, tourism and small business. Fort Detrick’s impact since 1943 is cited with $217 million in salaries and contracts. A local man faces drug charges after crack cocaine was found on him. Bail set at $25,000.
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William Carr
Norm Covert
Fort Detrick
Goldstein
Frederick County
Frederick City
Frederick
Sagner Development
John Simmons
Edward Black
Terry L. Bowie
West 5Th Street
Covert
U.S
Haiti
Persian Gulf
Mr. Covert
Tom Hetheyne
GOP complaint over corporate letterhead in campaign filings
The GOP alleges Muldowney used corporate letterhead from Ewing Oil Co and Dynamark Security Centers Inc to solicit funds for the Democratic primary. The campaign reimbursed costs, claims FEC legality, while Bartlett allies deny involvement and fault Bartlett for alleged dirty tactics amid past payroll tax issues.
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Copsey
Bartlett
GOP
Muldowney
Ewing Oil Co
Dynamark Security Centers Inc
Caleb Ewing Jr
Wayne E. Alter Jr
FEC
Charles Tiches
Mount College Hopes to Raise Funds for Expansion and Aid
Mount College officials at a luncheon discussed boosting the alumni fund from about 40 000 to reach 1 million by leveraging its 10 000 alumni. Georgetown veteran Mr. Houston noted an 80 000 alumni base yields 8 million yearly, inspiring Mount to pursue similar levels for campus programs and financial aid. State Sen. Charles Smelser was honored for support in capital grants, with photos presented as a lighthearted exchange. The college aims to raise 2.5 million of a 4.5 million science center project, seeking a 2 million state grant match, and has about 1 to 1.5 million raised so far with 18 months remaining.
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Mount St. Mary’s College
George Houston
Charles Smelser
Smelser
Houston
Mount
Frank Buhrman
Buhrman
Planning report on station opens December 1998
Commission member Istvan Peteranecz warns against removing buffers while emphasizing landscape integration. Mrs. Kirilloff highlights landscaping as crucial. Mr. Brown states station plans stay on schedule with environmental research due next month and design to start around the end of next year. The station is set to open in December 1998.
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Commission
Istvan Peteranecz
Kirilloff
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