Weather drives dog attacks in Frederick County farms
Frederick County Animal Control warns temperature swings forecast more dog attacks on livestock. The Dog Damages Account paid 1500 last year and 2700 budgeted this year. Incidents include Oct 4 Broadrock hens and Dutch Belted rabbits killed, Oct 7 rabbit killed near Wamsville, and another kill near Brunswick. Officer Fogle recalls a Woodsboro Walkersville cow and calf killed by a pack. He urges calm, back away from dogs.
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Steve Smith
Animal Control
Frederick County
New London Road
Wamsville
News-Post
Brunswick
Steve Fogle
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Mr. Fogle
Emmitsburg settles out of court over attorney fees
An out of court settlement funds a Baltimore attorney Barton F. Walker III reduced his fee from 4100 to 3100 for representing Emmitsburg in a water permit dispute. Mayor Robert M. Preston said town budget funds cover the payment, with the suit filed Aug 20 and the attorney’s work listed for Aug 15 to Sept 5, 1985, totaling 48.75 hours at 75 per hour plus expenses.
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Emmitsburg
The
Town Crier
Barton F. Walker III
Baltimore
Robert M. Preston
Board of Commissioners
Preston
Edward 0. Adelsberger
Kermit L. Lowe
Dot Davis
John C. Dick
Mr. Adelsberger
College Mountain Recreational Corp
Toms Creek
Woodsboro approves parking lot expansion for American Legion
Woodsboro planners voted to allow a gravel lot addition on the north side of the American Legion hall to nearly double parking. The plan adds a south-side entrance, east-side traffic flow, and a north-side exit subject to county approval, with the hall drawing larger crowds three to five times monthly. The 120 by 46 foot grass plot sits north of the hall on 2.3 acres near Md. 194 in an industrial park zone.
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Woodsboro
American Legion
Town Planning Commission
Maurice Murray
The
MD. 194
Murray
Commission
Swick named to lead Sugarloaf Mountain reserve
Mark E. Swick will succeed Robert Holland as Sugarloaf Mountain superintendent. Swick, 1975 Shepherd College graduate, has been Audubon Naturalist Society property manager in Chevy Chase and previously worked with Fairfax County Parks and Recreation. Sugarloaf Mountain, 3,300 acres along I-270 between Rockville and Frederick, is owned by Stronghold Inc. and open daily with no entrance fee, urging visitors to exercise care.
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Mark E. Swick
Sugarloaf Mountain
Robert Holland
Mr. Swick
Audubon Naturalist Society
Chevy Chase
Fairfax County
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Rockville
Frederick
Stronghold, Inc
Gordon Strong
Stronghold
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