Mother Seton School seeks 1.5 million for new addition
Groundbreaking for an 11,200 square foot expansion at Mother Seton School in Emmitsburg was held amid strong support. Valerie Mentzer said about 5 of the 1.5 million goal has been raised. The project will add kinder garten and pre kindergarten spaces, a science lab, a large multi purpose room, and a second eighth grade class, with construction hoped to start in November and finish by the 2001 school year. The campaign began in 1999 under the banner Celebrating Our Past Building Our Future. The school, established in 1810 by St Elizabeth Ann Seton and now run by the Daughters of Charity, serves about 400 students.
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Aldermen Consider Third Trash Pickup for Downtown District
Aldermen, not the mayor, have authority to add a third weekly trash collection day for downtown businesses. A vote could come as soon as Oct 5 as staff work to amend the ordinance. most aldermen support adding the extra pickup despite concerns over budget impact and legislative process.
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Giinke S
Donna Kuzemchak
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Frederick Streets and Sanitation Committee
St Josephs Church ends Mary prayer services after archdiocese ruling
Emmitsburg reports say the Archdiocese of Baltimore cannot permit weekly prayer services centered on alleged apparitions at St Josephs Church. After months of review theologians found elements in the messages incompatible with Catholic teaching and ordered the sessions discontinued. The church had planned October crowds and a pilgrim host registry before the decision.
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St. Josephs Catholic Church
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Catholic Church
County Panel Considers Growth Tool Aims At Fiscal Impact Study
A Frederick County committee consensus centers on a fiscal impact study to assess growth scenarios and determine if a housing allocation system with annual building permit caps is needed. Divisions linger on benefits versus potential moratoriums while an interim report is due Sept 19 and final by Oct 1.
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Carroll
Howard
Charles
Jim MacGillivray
Frederick County Builders Association
Alan Imhoff
Shaw
Frederick County
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