Middletown board delays decision on game room
Middletown officials postponed ruling on the Cooks Valley One Stop game room expansion after nearly two hours of testimony. The board will decide after consulting the town attorney on November 16. Other actions included granting zoning exceptions for Carole Zarefoss and Greg Curry, and approving planning waivers and text amendments affecting residential basements, off street parking, and visual obstructions.
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Richard Cook
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Board of Appeals
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Frederick real estate board member honored for service
Mrs. Henderson, a Frederick County Board of Realtors member and charter president of its Woman's Council, was honored with the Woman's Council Award for professional education. She helped refurbish and weatherize a home with Homebuilders Association and McNeill Contractors on West Patrick Street, Frederick, in May. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Roald Amundsen became the first to reach the South Pole on December 14, 1911, beating Robert Falcon Scott in the pole race and had previously navigated the Northwest Passage five years earlier.
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South Pole
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Amundsen
Northwest Passage
Weather forecast for zones across ten states with rain and snow
The National Weather Service predicts rain on Wednesday across Illinois Indiana Ohio New York Michigan New Mexico Texas Oklahoma Kansas and Colorado with snow likely in Wyoming Colorado Nebraska and Kansas. The AP Laserphoto caption notes the source of the image.
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Maryland GOP urges Mandel clemency from Reagan
Maryland Republicans led by Edward Mason and Edward Thomas press for immediate Mandel clemency. A letter coauthored by Abe Pollin and signed by most delegation requests the President commute the three year sentence for mail fraud and corruption. Mandel began serving May 17, 1980, in a Florida federal facility after 1977 convictions. parity rift and political support cited.
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Board reacts to Berger transfers amid school tension
Mrs Stonestreet and FCTA critique Dr Berger asserting autonomy over system changes while noting transfers, reorganization, and morale impact. They demand adherence to the negotiated agreement to protect positions, salaries, and instructional programs, with board approval cited and ongoing oversight promised. The piece ends with a historical note on wartime railway control.
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