Walkersville plant expansion funded by private developers
Walkersville leaders announce capital from Hugh Cole and Ralph Brown to fund water plant upgrades. The pair, tied to a dental clinic site and Fountain Rock subdivision, must finance improvements before resuming their building projects. Town commission to detail expansion needs at the next meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 28.
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Land dispute looms as Lee family seeks to lift reservation near Davis Airport
Brooke Lee Jr with Brooke Lee Family Inc files a resubdivision plan to remove an alleged illegal reservation set by the county Department of Transportation on 12 acres adjacent to Davis Airport, arguing development can proceed without changes. County planners launch a Dewberry Davis study to assess preserving or expanding the airport, amid warnings that the five lots could prevent sale and affect general aviation.
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State education funding scrutinized in Maryland panel hearing
The House Ways and Means subcommittee on Education reviewed a May ruling that Maryland’s financing of public schools is unconstitutional and discriminatory. If upheld, the decision could require a major funding overhaul, with estimates of annual costs reaching several hundred million dollars to raise per pupil spending to levels in Montgomery County.
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Baltimore repaid 1880s loan in 1951 ransom ceremony
The Baltimore Sun reports that the city finally settled the 200000 debt tied to Early’s ransom after 97 years. A Sept 28 1951 ceremony at Citizens National Bank marked the payoff, with aldermen asking the federal government for compensation. Mathias aides argue Union loyalty cost 1 to 1.5 million in stored supplies and aided the capital’s defense.
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Delaware man sentenced to hang in Wilmington
A 21 year old Delaware man convicted in April of murder in a stereo shop shooting spree was sentenced to hang on December 9. Officials say delays in a required Supreme Court review of all capital punishment cases make it unlikely the sentence will be carried out on that date.
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David R. Rush
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Local newspaper pricing and mailing details
The notice lists subscription prices and distribution details for The Maddie netvs. It notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays within the marketing area. Mail rate is 3.25 dollars per month and carrier route rate is 2.55 dollars per month, published by Great Southam Printing and Mfg. Co. in Frederick Maryland with P O Box 578 and 200 East Patrick Street.
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