Conference urges green awareness
Originally published on July 19, 2008
What do light bulbs, toilets and appliances have in common?
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State pays low interest rate to borrow $415M
Originally published on July 18, 2008
ANNAPOLIS -- Maryland has taken advantage of its AAA bond rating and sold $415 million in general obligation bonds.
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RF Gauss moves across Emmitsburg
Originally published on July 18, 2008
EMMITSBURG -- A land surveyor business has moved from one side of town to the other.
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All’s fare in taxi wars
Originally published on July 18, 2008
A cab war could be brewing among Frederick's three taxi services.
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Arts districts focus for business outlook
Originally published on July 18, 2008
Special districts devoted to arts and entertainment will be the focus of this month's Business Outlook Seminar of the Frederick County Chamber of Commerce.
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Shortening the schedule
Originally published on July 17, 2008
If working four days a week were an option for Joe Birch, he'd take it in a minute.
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Repairing the roof
Originally published on July 17, 2008
ABOVE: The Sunnyside United Methodist Church on Mountville Road got a new roof for protection against the sun and the rain on Wednesday. Workers of P.H. Drayer Co. Inc. attach two by fours to the roof of the church building as they prepare to install a new steel roof. The workers were part of volunteers from the Mid-Atlantic Chapter, National Framers Association, with members from Maryland, Delaware and Virginia helping out. The church, built in the late 1880s, was later used as a one-room schoolhouse until the late 1940s. Sunnyside used the building for its Sunday School and meeting hall.
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Shopping center to be built two years early
Originally published on July 17, 2008
BRUNSWICK -- The developer of a large community of homes and businesses next to Brunswick will start building a shopping center two years early.
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Rate hike discussion postponed
Originally published on July 17, 2008
A discussion on a long-term hike to taxi meter rates in Frederick will have to wait for another day.
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