City Adds 180 Acres to Attract Biotech Firms
Douglas Tallman of News-Peat reports the city moved a step closer by approving a 180 acre addition to Upper's long range plan. The Sanner farm site, named Millennium, would expand industrial development to lure biotech firms and communications companies. City officials call the plan a win win win for the city county and taxpayers.
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Millennium Crossroads Conference Explores Frederick History
The two day Millennial Crossroads conference at Frederick Community College’s Catoctin Center for Regional Studies highlights slavery in Western Maryland, French influence in Frederick County, Civil War roots, and the Lincoln School. Registration costs 30 dollars, sessions include From Slave to Abolitionist and the 1864 MiddleTown Valley invasion. Call 301-624-2703 for info.
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Redesigned Baker View condos draw neighbor concerns
Neighbors critique a redesigned Baker View condo project planned off Delphey Alley by North Bentz Street opposite Baker Park. Officials moved the building closer to North Bent Street, reduced overall height, and added about 3,000 square feet while preserving historic district compatibility.
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Adams town sewer plan to be re evaluated for cost cuts
Commissioners will hire Dewberry and Davis LLC to re evaluate a $2.8 million public sewer project in Adamstown to lower expenses. Hogan abstained while the review aims to scrutinize the plan and records before deciding.
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Naylor runs for school board over book concerns
Linda Naylor a private certified public accountant and former treasurer of Mid County runs for the county Board of Education citing worries about book selections and seeks an open door policy for parent concerns while noting she would not ban books. Her stance follows several mothers who feel similar unease about fifth grade reading materials and age appropriateness within Frederick County schools.
Water deemed safe in Emmitsburg after survey
Emmitsburg officials announce the water is safe to drink following a bacteriological survey. Residents and vendors report resumed operations as the town restores services. Angela Simmers, the clerk at a local convenience, notes concerns about service reliability and customer reactions.
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